Intermediate Surfboards
Surfboard 6.2 Dharma: Shortboard
Feel your improvement with each stroke.
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"Boards that help you improve: from the most initial level to the intermediate level."SurferRule Magazine.
Surf every wave you paddle with our Dharma. Perfect for days when the intermediate or advanced surfer maximizes the number of waves per session.
Learn to ride fast waves with confidence a bit sooner than you could with a less volume board. Build speed, pass critical sections and learn to maneuver. You will avoid the typical frustration of the intermediate surfer and you will be able to keep improving.
If you have questions, ask us, don't miss the opportunity to learn to surf for real.
surfboard 6.6 The Traveller: evolutionary
The key to pass the level
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"Boards that help you improve: from the most initial level to the intermediate level."
Surfer Rule Magazine.
One of our most acclaimed models. The traveller it is an all-rounder that adapts to a wide variety of conditions and surfers. This evolutionary board is designed to make your life easier, making you progress and consolidating your step from beginner to intermediate.
Start practicing the duck and enjoy the wall of the wave nailing the edges and practicing your first turns.
If you have questions, ask us, don't miss the opportunity to learn to surf for real.
surfboard 7.0 Double Agent: Funboard
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Simple Takeoff |
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"Boards that help you improve: from the most initial level to the intermediate level."Surfer Rule Magazine.
This board is in charge of infiltrating the peak so that you get hold of all the waves, even the smallest ones.
Its large volume makes it easier for you to paddle and gives you the stability of a soft, but its light construction and well-defined edges will make the difference when you surf the wall. Table easy to transport, since you can store it in any vehicle. The perfect investment to speed up your learning process.
If you have questions, ask us, don't miss the opportunity to learn to surf for real.
Surfboard 6.2 Dharma FCS: Shortboard
Feel your improvement with each stroke.
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Best Spins |
Easy Paddling |
duck-dive |
"Boards that help you improve: from the most initial level to the intermediate level."
Surfer Rule Magazine.
The advanced version of our Dharma. Its FCS fin system gives you more control over the wave, with which you can improve even faster.
Perfect for the intermediate or advanced surfer to maximize the number of waves per session.
Learn to ride fast waves with confidence. Build speed, pass critical sections and learn to maneuver. You will avoid the typical frustration of the intermediate surfer and you will be able to keep improving.
If you have questions, ask us, don't miss the opportunity to learn to surf for real.
surfboard 6.6 The Traveller FCS: Evolutionary
The key to pass the level
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Easy Paddling |
Simple Takeoff |
duck-dive |
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"Boards that help you improve: from the most initial level to the intermediate level."Surfer Rule Magazine.
The improved version of the Traveler. Its FCS fin system gives you extra control over the wave, to learn to turn even faster.
The traveller it is an all-rounder that adapts to a wide variety of conditions and surfers. An evolutionary board designed to progress easily and solidify your step from beginner to intermediate.
Start practicing the duck and enjoy the wall, nailing the edges and practicing your first turns.
If you have questions, ask us, don't miss the opportunity to learn to surf for real.
surfboard 7.0 Double Agent FCS: Funboard
Get the most out of your sessions
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"Boards that help you improve: from the most initial level to the intermediate level."Surfer Rule Magazine.
The advanced version of the Double Agent. Its FCS fin system offers more control over the wave to improve even faster.
This board will allow you to catch all the waves, even the smallest ones.
Its large volume gives you more paddling and stability, and its unique construction will make all the difference surfing the wall. Table easy to transport since you can store it in any vehicle. The perfect investment to accelerate your learning.
If you have questions, ask us, don't miss the opportunity to learn to surf for real.
Surfboards Intermediate Level
If you are looking for intermediate level surfboards it is because you are advancing in your surf learning.
There are 6 keys when choosing a surfboard. as flysurf We understand that the measurements of the surfboard are essential, since it will have a decisive effect on your progression. The initiation surfboards are not the same as intermediate level boards or expert; At the intermediate level, the different parts of an OLa because more is known about the fwave aces.
The shape of intermediate level surfboards
If you have already gone to the next level, you have to choose a surfboard that allows you to continue learning and progressing. That is why it is important to take into account factors such as shape, volume or the keels.
The first thing you have to look at is the curvature of your board or also called rocker. This has to be a little steeper than the beginners, which are flatter. In this way it will allow you to catch waves before they break without digging the tip of the board into the water. A good way to increase your level of surfing is by changing the nose or tip of the board for a round one, typical of beginners, to a hybrid one, which will offer you better performance, like oursurfboard The Traveller, perfect to continue progressing in surfing.
En Flysurf we have a large catalog of intermediate surfboards
Do you want to continue learning surfing to become an expert? In Flysurf we have the best surfboards For that. On our website we have different types of surfboards focused on each point of the learning process, and help you advance in your progression. You just have to follow the advice we give you and trust your abilities. Always remember that the best way to get better at something is to practice, so keep going!