Fish · Twin keel
B52
A keel fish that turns low-powered surf into speed, flow and long arcs.
Addiction Surfboards · Range
Our shapes.
Filter by feel, then read what each board genuinely changes underfoot. Displayed dimensions are reference points: custom shaping begins where the chart ends.
§ 01 · Family
Fish
Compact outlines built for speed, varied lines and a free-running feel.
Fish · Quad
B54
A responsive quad fish built to connect sections and push harder through turns.
Shortboard alternatif · Twin
Crest
Compact, fast and precise in small to medium conditions.
Alternative · Bonzer flex
Split Tongue
An experimental shape for surfers ready to reset their reference points.
Twin fin · Twin channels
Clincher
A twin that keeps its rail through medium to solid surf.
§ 02 · Family
Midlength
More paddling ease, rail line and flow to connect sections naturally.
Mid-length · Single fin
Sage
A versatile single-fin mid-length with momentum and response.
Egg · Thruster / 2+1
Payday
A comfortable, lively board that builds confidence before the session.
Long fish · Twin keel
Thrive
An approachable long fish that turns little wave energy into generous glide.
§ 03 · Family
Longboards
Glide, trim, turns and noseriding shaped around the rhythm you want.
Longboard · Single fin
Dark Key
A traditional noserider between Californian hot-dogging and late-sixties Australian finesse.
Longboard · Single fin / 2+1
Smooth
A forgiving, fluid longboard that works without an instruction manual.
Longboard · Single fin
Double Trouble
A technical noserider built to push hot-dogging further.
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§ 01 · Board finder
Find your shape.
A first shortlist based on feel, format and waves. The workshop then adjusts the model and dimensions with you.
Focused shortlist
The closest matches.
Fish · Twin keel
B52
A keel fish that turns low-powered surf into speed, flow and long arcs.
- Waves
- Soft to hollow
- Reference size
- 5’8” · 35 L
Fish · Quad
B54
A responsive quad fish built to connect sections and push harder through turns.
- Waves
- Small to medium
- Reference size
- 5’8” · 33 L
Alternative · Bonzer flex
Split Tongue
An experimental shape for surfers ready to reset their reference points.
- Waves
- Mixed conditions
- Reference size
- 5’9” · 34 L
Shortboard alternatif · Twin
Crest
Compact, fast and precise in small to medium conditions.
- Waves
- Small to medium
- Reference size
- 5’8” · 35 L
Mid-length · Single fin
Sage
A versatile single-fin mid-length with momentum and response.
- Waves
- All-round
- Reference size
- 7’2” · 21 1/4” · 2 7/8”
Twin fin · Twin channels
Clincher
A twin that keeps its rail through medium to solid surf.
- Waves
- Medium to solid
- Reference size
- 6’6” · 19 7/8” · 2 3/4”
Egg · Thruster / 2+1
Payday
A comfortable, lively board that builds confidence before the session.
- Waves
- Everyday conditions
- Reference size
- 6’6” · 20 3/4” · 2 3/4”
Long fish · Twin keel
Thrive
An approachable long fish that turns little wave energy into generous glide.
- Waves
- Small to medium
- Reference size
- 7’4” · 21 1/2” · 2 3/4”
Longboard · Single fin
Dark Key
A traditional noserider between Californian hot-dogging and late-sixties Australian finesse.
- Waves
- Small to medium
- Reference size
- 9’4” · 22 7/8” · 2 7/8”
Longboard · Single fin / 2+1
Smooth
A forgiving, fluid longboard that works without an instruction manual.
- Waves
- Small glass to punchier surf
- Reference size
- 9’4” · 22 7/8” · 2 7/8”
Longboard · Single fin
Double Trouble
A technical noserider built to push hot-dogging further.
- Waves
- Small to medium
- Reference size
- 9’6” · 23” · 3 1/8”
No model matches all three criteria closely enough for an automatic recommendation.
Only models matching all three answers are shown. Your weight, ability and current board then help the workshop validate the final choice.
Get workshop adviceA useful shortcut
Drawn to two boards? Compare the feel and strengths each one brings.
FishInstant speedB52 · B54
Mid-lengthPaddling and long linesSage · Thrive
EggEveryday comfortPayday
LongboardGlide and noseridingSmooth · Dark Key
FAQ
Choose with clear reference points.
01Which length should I choose?
Length depends on the model, your build and desired behaviour. A B52 is often ridden shorter than your usual shortboard; a Sage usually sits between 7’0” and 8’0”.
02Twin fin or quad?
A twin favours released glide and longer arcs. A quad adds projection and control for surfing closer to the pocket.
03Are the displayed dimensions fixed?
No. They are reference points. Every custom is adjusted around your weight, ability, waves and surf frequency.