Surf Boards

Whether you’re hunting clean lines on a proper swell, making the most of UK windslop, or simply want a board that catches more waves and keeps sessions fun, you’ll find a curated mix of surf boards and surf SUPs right here.

This collection brings together proven shapes from Infinity, Starboard, SIC Maui, Tahe, plus a handful of standout boards from ONE Ocean Sports and Oxbow — covering everything from progression-friendly stability to performance surf outlines.

Shop surf boards by what you want to do

Catch more waves (beginner/intermediate): look for a bit more width and volume for easy paddling, earlier entry, and confidence on UK beach breaks.
Progress your surfing: step into a more responsive outline once your take-offs are consistent and you’re starting to turn with purpose.
Maximise time on the water: consider a Surf SUP if you want extra paddle power, fitness sessions, or you’re surfing softer/less frequent waves.

Complete your setup (the bits that make sessions better)

Popular Surf Board picks in this collection

Starboard Whopper Lite Tech - 2025 – a brilliant “fun” shape that makes small/average days more enjoyable (and doubles as a confidence-builder).
SIC Maui Smuggler Surfboard - 9ft4 – a longer, cruisy option for wave count, glide and easy paddling.
SIC Maui Swindler Surfboard - 8ft6 – a great middle-ground for progression: stability where you want it, but still lively enough to turn.
Infinity BLURR V3 – performance surf SUP feel for riders who want speed, drive and a more reactive surf-style outline.
Infinity Wide Speed – stable, wave-catching confidence with proper Infinity surf DNA.
Infinity Escape Pod Surf SUP – a fun, compact-feeling surf SUP for riders who want easy acceleration and playful turning.
ONE 10 ft 5 Wide Cross Timber – a stable, wave-count focused option that suits cruisy surf sessions and learners.
Tahe 6ft6 Paint Maxi Shortboard – a tidy, accessible shortboard-style option for riders who want something more agile without going full “tiny board”.

Why buy surf boards from The SUP Company?

We’ll help you choose a board that fits your ability, your local conditions, and the type of waves you actually surf — not an idealised “perfect day” spec. If you’re torn between a surfboard and a surf SUP, we can also talk you through the trade-offs and point you to the right direction.

Message us for tailored advice, or check the practical bits here: Shipping Policy | Returns Policy.

Tip: If you’re local and deciding between shapes, it’s always worth chatting it through — the right board choice makes a massive difference to wave count and progression.

Surf Boards FAQs

What surfboard is best for beginners?

Most beginners progress faster on a board with a bit more width and volume (easy paddling, easier pop-ups, more waves). If you tell us your height/weight and what you typically surf, we’ll point you at a sensible starting option.

What works well for UK conditions?

UK beach breaks and wind swell often reward a “more waves” approach: a touch more foam and a stable outline. It doesn’t mean slow — it just means you’ll get in earlier, stand up more, and improve faster.

Surfboard or Surf SUP — which should I choose?

If you want classic surfing feel and you’re happy paddling prone, go surfboard. If you want maximum water time, fitness, or you’re often surfing softer waves, a Surf SUP can be a game-changer.

Do you deliver surfboards in the UK?

Yes — we offer UK delivery, with specifics depending on the item size/type. For the full breakdown (including larger composite boards), see our Shipping Policy.

Can you help me choose the right model?

Absolutely. Drop us a message with your height/weight, ability level, what you surf most (and where), and what you want to improve — we’ll recommend a shortlist and explain why.