Logboard
The Logboard is a longboard-style surfskate for practicing surf-inspired movement on land. It gives beginners a way to get more comfortable with balance and movement before returning to the water, while intermediate surfers can use it to keep moving between surf sessions.
Each Logboard comes with a Balance Stand, a wooden block that holds the wheels in place so the board doesn’t roll away. The bottom of the stand is curved, so the Logboard can still rock from side to side while staying in one spot. You can start there to work on your balance, then remove the stand when you’re ready to roll.
It’s an approachable way to practice, move, and enjoy longboard-style surfing even when you can’t get in the water.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
The Logboard is made to be ridden, so scratches, scuffs, and regular wear will naturally show over time.
Avoid dropping or throwing the board, and keep it away from rain or wet surfaces. Check the wheels, trucks, and hardware regularly, and tighten any loose parts before riding.
The Logboard is designed for one rider at a time. Be mindful when lending it to others, and do not allow multiple people to stand or ride on it at once, as too much weight may damage the board or its components.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Each Logboard is made to order. Please allow at least three weeks for production. Delivery time and arrangement will depend on your location, and we’ll contact you once your order is ready.
Please inspect your Logboard before riding it. Returns or exchanges will not be accepted once the board has been used. Normal scratches, scuffs, wheel wear, and other signs of riding are not considered product defects.
If your Logboard arrives damaged or incorrect, contact us before using it so we can help sort it out.
surf culture for everyday life.
Why we make these things
We make comfortable clothing, useful surf tools, and shared experiences that fit into everyday life, in and out of the water.
The goal is to share the fun, colorful side of surf life and make more room for people to enjoy it together. You don’t need to be a good surfer, surf every day, or even surf at all to feel part of the life and community around it.