Board pages: every current board and the sold boards worth a page

Updated 2026-09-19

The register behind this site logs 150 boards, but not every one gets its own page. This hub lists the ones that do: all 29 current boards, plus the sold boards with enough logged use or a video to say something real about how they surfed.

What counts as a board page here

Every current board qualifies automatically. A sold board only gets a page if it saw enough logged use, or if a video names its brand and model in the title. That bar exists so a page never has to be padded. A board with only light logged use and no video stays a row on the current quiver or sold boards list instead of a thin page pretending to be a review.

What is on a board page

Each page opens with what the board is and why it came into the rack, then works through how it surfed: best wave, top speed and longest wave where logged, and the fins that worked. It covers who the board suits and who it does not, based on its wave range and setup rather than guesswork, then says what happened to it: still in the quiver, or sold, with what it cost against what it sold for. Every page closes with a short set of questions people actually ask, and a spec strip pulled straight from the register so it matches the current quiver and sold lists exactly.

Where the facts come from

Two sources feed these pages: the register's own context line and numbers, and a matched video's transcript where one exists, and nothing else. Where neither goes beyond the register line, the page stays honest and short rather than inventing a feel for a board that never got the screen time. Nothing here comes from a manufacturer's own description; if a fact was not logged, ridden or said on camera, it does not appear. A page like the Surman Dark Void 7'2 or the Gato Heroi Acid Drop shows what that looks like with a video behind it; a page like the Chinese Import Classic 9'2 shows it with only the register. For the full inventory, including boards without their own page, the current quiver and sold boards lists cover all 150.

Questions people ask

Why doesn't every board in the register get a page?

Most sold boards only got a few sessions and never appeared on camera. Writing a full page from a single data row would mean guessing at how a board actually felt, so those boards stay a row rather than a page.

Are these pages reviews or a log?

Both. Each one reads like a review, but every claim in it traces back to the register or a video.

Does a board need to be a favorite to get a page?

No. Sessions and video coverage decide it. Some boards here sold because something else in the rack quietly did the job better, and the page says so.