NSP Funboard- Elements Mid-Length Surfboard
Designed for the weekend warrior. Paddles easily and catches waves early, gets
you up and riding more often. The NSP Funboard is a classic mid-length Malibu,
and our most popular shape ever.
Rail: Medium
Bottom: Single to V
Ideal waves:1-6ft
Level: Beginner to Expert
Funboard Elements Design:
A stunning combination of fantastic value, durability and performance, the Funboard is one of the most popular boards in the NSP range for progressing skills.
Semi-rounded nose with low entry rocker design puts more volume upfront to give more paddle power to catch waves early and easily.
Domed deck profile allows a forgiving but sensitive rail feel while the rounded pintail is pulled in, adding control in bottom turns and cutbacks.
Concave bottom creates a fast water transition through to the tail, providing balance and control in a wide range of conditions.
On smaller days, go quad and keep the thruster setup for bigger days when conditions lend themselves for slicing.
Fins:
Available in several designs, the Funboard Elements comes with a setMFC designed FTU thrusters.
3x MFC-designed fins
Size Chart
| Length | Width | Thickness | Volume | Weight +/- 5% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6’8″ | 21″ | 2 ⁵/⁸” | 42.1 Litres | 4.25 Kg |
| 7’2″ | 21 ¹/²” | 2 ³/⁴” | 49 Litres | 4.68 Kg |
| 7’6″ | 21 ³/⁴” | 2 ⁷/⁸” | 54.4 Litres | 4.81 Kg |
Additional Information
Funboard Elements
Consider the NSP Funboard Elements the halfway between thelongboard and the fish. Often considered the next step for a surfer who has spent enough time practicing on a longboard. Not quite ready yet for a fish or a shortboard, Elements Funboards are a great platform for quick progression, whether you are renting at a surf school or as an owner of an Elements Funboard.
Fin boxes:
The five-fin box system offers the option of stock tri-fin or optional quad-fin setup to optimize the fin cluster for your style or for the surf conditions. On average-to-smaller days, go quad, and keep the thruster setup for the bigger days when conditions allow for committed turns.
