Surfboard Reviews

Best Board ever. You can use it in all kind of waves.. fast, good paddle power.. with this Board you dont need a quiver, you can travel everywhere with one board.

Terrififc board. Paddles great and at 50 YO, I am still able to catch a lot of waves. I primarily surf So Cal beach breaks and this is perfect for most conditions from soft slow waves to steep more powerful ones. It lives up to its reputation as a one boar quiver for sure.

Got the 6’6, 39L meant to be a step up board. Only used it in wave garden settings with 6’feet hollow and very clean waves. Great paddling, glide and speed and good manoeuvrabiliy for this size. Could very easily be a great one board quiver. Can’t wait to try it on a point break. Great manufacture and excellent service from Boardcave, thank you guys!

Great Surfboard, for all conditions, from small waves to overhead. Have been using it for a month and gets more fun every time out in the water. Easy to paddle, balance and catch waves. Excellent quality!

I haven’t been able to surf quality waves on this yet but that’s exactly what I got this for. At times I feel like, despite going shorter than boardcave recommended, if I lose any more weight it could feel a bit too floaty but then again after two hrs in the water that buoyancy and paddle power really helps getting into waves early and generating speed. Being new to Florida I bought this board to fit the conditions here and for the fact I’d been out of surfing for a few years, let me say I’ve been very impressed so far. It’s exactly what I had seen on the various YouTube review videos put out by far better surfers than me. Very fast, able to make sections then very maneuverable when turning off the back foot. In my situation having not surfed for a long while and now living in Florida (surfing both sides) this is the perfect board that will take me far beyond the level I was at before in waves that lack a bit of power. I would definitely buy again.

In typical kooky kook fashion I bought this board 2 winters ago looking to transition from my adult learner foamie. I have loved it for this exact purpose. The foam is there to make up for my oil slick seagull paddle technique and the HK’s forgiving shape makes it super easy to drop into the 2-4ft howling onshore garbage waves I struggle to even bottom turn. Better still, the flat rocker and pinny tail do make it go faster than is safe for my fellow water sport enthusiasts. Paired it with the FCS II 5 fin Haydenshapes fins because I had money to burn at the time. Truth is Ive never bothered using the quads because I barely understand what the thruster set up is supposed to feel like. I dream of buying a shorter HK because the board has been extremely forgiving and also I feel like a hipster on a mid length every time I pull it out of the bag, but I’ll probably surf it till it breaks. Also for real, it’s always been a 3 fin board design, the 5 fin shaper series was a waste o cash on the HK.

This was a great and fun board I love it so much I just ordered another one!!!!!!! Good for all waves

Really dig this board. I alternate between surfing this and a quad fish depending on conditions, pretty much year round in SoCal. I like a little more volume and a wider outline, and the hypto has just the right amount of both. Usually have it set up as a thruster. It's goes.

One of the best "all around" boards. Love to surf it with Twin "Keel" set up fins. It feels like skateboard. However, When it is big, it feels too light when it is choppy

Perfect for smaller days when you still wanna ride a “shortboard”. Full template with beaked nose perfect for that little extra paddle power when it’s slow, or to get you in early when it’s good.