The first is to consider the height and weight of the individual. The general recommendations are 7.2-8.0 feet for weight 60+KG, 7.8-8.6 feet for 70+KG, 8.2-9.2 feet for 80+KG, and 90+KG. 8.6-10.0 feet board. In short, the heavier the weight, the larger the surfboard, the big waves on the bottom can be pushed, and the heavier weight must also be more buoyant. The greater the buoyancy, the better the ride.

Secondly, we must consider the usual surfing situation. If there are often medium and large waves, choose a small surfboard, and if there are often small waves, choose a larger surfboard.

Another thing is to look at the level of surfing skills. The long board is suitable for beginners, and the short board is suitable for advanced users. For novices, the longer and thicker the board is, the easier it is to use. The larger the surfboard, the greater the buoyancy and the better the balance. However, the more dexterity is reduced, and it is difficult to make handsome moves.

Beginners recommend choosing a foam soft board specially designed for beginners. This kind of board is more affordable, not easy to break, and not easy to hurt people. As surfing skills improve, you will want lighter and harder plastic hollow boards.

For advanced users, the better the physical strength and technique, the smaller the surfboard you can buy to increase the control performance. But longboards also have longboards. Enlarge the surfboard to easily catch the waves. The shorter the surfboard, the lower the buoyancy, the harder it is, and the harder it is to get on board.

In addition, the durability of the board should also be considered. The stronger the board, the heavier it is, but in the future, it can save a supplementary fee and it can be used for a longer time.