Second Hand Surfboards
Buying second hand surfboards really can save you a lot of money instead of buying brand new ones. That’s why we’ve decided to put a list together of just some of the different second hand surfboards that you can purchase online. Surfing is a brilliant sport to get in to if you’re interested in it, but some people are put off the sport since they think it costs a lot of money to get started in. In one way this is true, since if you buy new surfboards and so on you could end up spending a lot of money, but if you’re smart about it (and buy second hand surfboards!) then you won’t have to spend too much money. There are different styles of used surfboards to pick from including Short Boards, Retro Boards, and Tow Boards.
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 | Sharpeye Surfboard 6’3” 20 1/4 x 2 11/16, 33.9L FCS II set up 6’3” 20 1/4 x 2 11/16, 33.9L Surfed a handful of times, barely a mark on it. No dings or pressure marks FCS II set... | £414.68 or make offer £20.00 delivery |
 | Selling a used high performance Grom Surfboard made by Rebel surfboards . Hi, I am selling my Sons used High Performance surfboard custom made for him in Jbay, South Africa. It has one repair to the nose,... | £83.88 £13.63 delivery |
 | ND Outlaw Twin Fin Surfboard 6ft4"x 21.5" x 2.8" 44ltrs Norther Dawn Outlaw Twin Fin Surfboard 6ft4"x 21.5" x 2.8" 44ltrs. | £271.08 or make offer Free delivery |
 | Bluefin Cruise 10'8" Blue SUP Inflatable Stand-Up Paddleboard RRP £499 Bluefin Cruise 10'8" Stand-up Inflatable Paddle Board. Only Bluefin uses ESL for ultra tough UV proofed decks. Bluefin don’t think you should have to choose... | £279.99 or make offer Free delivery |
 | Eric Arakawa Bandit 5ft10 Surfboard 29.9 L A solid board for average everyday surf and a essential ingredient to anyone’s quiver. Surfs well in just about anything. In fair condition, no fins.... | £198.28 or make offer £14.98 delivery |
 | Al Merrick 6.9 Ft Thruster Surfboard This is a fibreglass thruster surf board. By Al Merrick. 6’9” narrow nose. Light. Intermediate to advanced level. Needs reasonable sized waves. Manoeuvrable, turns well.... | £125.48 or make offer £5.88 delivery |
 | Channel Islands Bobby Quad Surfboard 6.0, 20 3/4, 2 3/4 38.9L Bobby Martinez challenged Channel Islands to create a 4 fin board that's as small and lively as possible. The bobby quad is designed to generate... | £394.28 or make offer £14.98 delivery |
 | Lost surfboards by Mayhem - Bean Bag 5'10" (used pro surfboard) . Lost surfboards by Mayhem Bean Bag board 5'10". Used previously as a pro surfboard but not used in 10+ years. High quality repairs made.... | £260.68 or make offer £5.88 delivery |
 | Surfboard Mini Mal 8’2” classics by beach beat. Shaped by legendary surfer chops A real classic up for offer here! This cool 8’2” board is a real treat to ride, offering stability in poor to excellent surf. It’s... | £389.18 or make offer Collection only (Bexhill-on-sea) |
 | Channel Islands T-low 6ft Surfboard The T-Low – Channel Islands x Tanner Gudauskas Smooth, forgiving, and built for all conditions. With a mellow rocker, fast single-to-flat bottom, and tapered rails,... | £177.48 or make offer £5.88 delivery |
A short board is the most popular type of surfboard at the moment, which is around 6 ft in length. It has a pointed nose and is really good at turning and so on. However, short boards mightn’t be the best surfboard to start out on since they are usually used in surfing competitions and so on.
Retro Boards, as you might guess from the name, retro boards look similar to the very first short boards that were ever made. In general, these are a good bit thicker and wider which makes it easier to float. Because of this, it might be a good idea to use a retro board as your first surfboard. These boards are only good for small waves though so don’t use them if the waves are too big!
Tow Boards, once again the name of these might give away what they are like. Tow boards are used when people want to get towed into a large wave by using something like a jet ski, since the wave will obviously be too strong to paddle in to.