Koa

Board Models


Portal

The Portal is designed as a classic, fast-trimming longboard that favours glide, flow and clean rail surfing. With a flatter rocker profile throughout the board, it generates excellent natural speed, allowing the surfer to move effortlessly across softer sections and maintain momentum through smooth trim and positioning.

The outline features a slightly pulled-in nose measuring 17 ¾ inches at 12 inches down, which keeps the front end refined and prevents the board from feeling overly full while still allowing the board to nose ride when positioned correctly on the wave. This balanced nose design keeps the board responsive and encourages traditional longboard surfing with flowing turns, smooth trim and controlled footwork.

A rolled bottom runs through the board, helping it transition smoothly from rail to rail and providing a forgiving, fluid feel underfoot. This bottom contour softens the ride and enhances the board’s ability to draw longer, more graceful lines across the face of the wave.

The square tail adds stability and maintains surface area in the rear of the board, creating reliable hold and drive through turns while still allowing the board to pivot when stepping back on the tail. Combined with the flatter rocker, the tail helps the board carry speed and stay lively even in weaker waves.

Overall, the Portal is built for surfers who appreciate classic longboard lines, smooth rail work and effortless glide. It’s a board that rewards good positioning and footwork, offering a fast, flowing ride that stays true to traditional longboard design while still allowing stylish nose riding when the wave presents the opportunity.

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This Koa shape is designed to capture the feeling of effortless glide and timeless trim. With a 17 ¾” wide nose, the board carries generous surface area up front, creating a stable and inviting platform when you step forward. As you walk toward the nose, the board settles naturally into the pocket, holding its line with confidence while the wave continues to roll beneath you.

A relatively flat rocker with a smooth, gradual curve runs through the length of the board, allowing it to paddle easily and pick up waves early. Once you’re on your feet, that glide becomes immediately noticeable — the board carries speed across softer sections while still sitting comfortably in the curve of the wave.

The medium rails provide a balanced feel underfoot, engaging smoothly when you lean into a turn while still allowing the board to trim freely down the line. From the middle of the board it feels fast and flowing, and as you move forward it locks into the pocket, inviting long, controlled nose rides.

This shape is about flow, trim, and positioning — the feeling of finding that perfect spot on the wave and letting the board do the work beneath you.


mountain

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The Mountain model is all about drawing you into the heart of the wave and holding you there. With its pulled-in nose, it invites a more refined, intentional approach to nose riding—allowing you to perch confidently right in the pocket where the wave has the most energy. Beneath your feet, the rolled bottom delivers a silky, flowing transition from rail to rail, creating that effortless glide that feels almost weightless. The square tail provides a stable, dependable platform to lock into trim, while the semi-pinched rails engage cleanly, giving you just the right amount of hold as the wave begins to stand up. The Rainbow isn’t about rushing—it’s about timing, poise, and style. It’s for those moments when everything slows down, the pocket wraps around you, and every step to the nose feels perfectly connected to the rhythm of the ocean.


Rainbow

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The Rainbow model is where simplicity meets soul. A true mid-length single fin, it leans into the feeling of surfing rather than forcing it—built to glide, trim, and draw clean, unbroken lines across the face. From 7ft and up, this board finds its rhythm early, carrying speed effortlessly with its relatively flat rocker and clean, uninterrupted bottom. No gimmicks, no unnecessary contours—just a pure, flat plane that lets the wave speak and the rider respond. There’s a calm confidence in the way the Rainbow moves; it doesn’t rush, it settles in, holding its line with grace and control. Whether you’re flowing through soft points or trimming high on a peeling wall, this model brings you back to what surfing is meant to feel like—smooth and connnected.


Polar

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The Polar Model is built for those clean open faces and long drawn out lines where speed feels effortless and every section invites you deeper into the flow. Running from 6’0 through to 8’0, this midlength carries speed naturally, with a vee through the tail flowing up through the last third of the board giving it that smooth rail to rail feeling that comes alive once you’re on edge. The flyers tighten up the tail and free the board up under your back foot, letting the twin fin setup feel loose, fast and reactive without losing control. It’s the kind of board that wants to run high lines, fade into a clean bottom turn and glide through long carving arcs with that feeling of freedom only a good twinny gives you. Smooth when you want it, lively when you push it.


river

The River model built for drawing clean lines and finding speed where others miss it. This fish carries effortless flow through the front half with a single concave that feeds into double and releases through a smooth vee out the tail giving the board that fast, loose feeling under your feet. It wants to run. Trim high, fade deep, drift through sections and come flying out with that twin fin spark.

There’s something about a fish in good waves that feels timeless. The River Model has that glide paddling in early, setting a rail and feeling the whole board light up as the wave starts pushing back. Fast down the line but still smooth through turns. The kind of board that makes average surf feel playful and good surf feel unforgettable.

twin

The Twin is all about effortless speed and that loose, skatey feeling that makes every section feel playful. Built with a single concave running into a double through the tail, it carries speed naturally and keeps that lively rail to rail flow under your feet. Best paired with keel twins, this model loves drawing long clean lines but still has enough release to slide and throw around when the wave opens up. Whether it’s shaped as a small fish for punchy beach breaks or stretched into a bigger size for down the line trim and cruisy carving, the Twin has that timeless feeling that feels fast, free and fun from the moment you take off.


short

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The Short is a clean, reliable performance shape built for speed, drive and everyday surfing. With a single concave flowing into a double through the tail, it keeps the board fast under your feet while giving it that responsive rail to rail feeling through turns. Designed to be versatile, it can be ridden with a round tail, square tail or rounded square depending on how you like your board to feel in the water. Whether you’re looking for tighter pocket surfing, more hold through open face carves or an all round balanced feel, the Short is a timeless shape made to suit a wide range of waves and surfing styles.

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