Phil Grace Demibu Surfboard

Phil Grace Demibu

Introducing the innovative surfboard Phil Grace Demibu surfboard, an evolutionary surfboard surfboard designed by shaper Phil Grace for surfers looking for ease of transport without sacrificing the in-water experience. The original idea was to halve a Malibu, resulting in a more manageable and easy to carry surfboard, even without the need for car roof racks. In addition, this surfboard helps to avoid high air transportation costs. Now you can enjoy noseriding with a surfboard of only 5'6". don't let the summer stop you!

Grace Demibu Key Features

• Compact design for easy transport
• Ideal for noseriding
• Perfect for avoiding extra airline baggage fees
• Complete experience in a smaller size surfboard

Phil Grace Demibu Board Measurements

Here are the standard sizes for manufacturing a Phil Grace custom surfboard surfboard.

Check with us the delivery time before buying a surfboard Phil Grace. Estimated manufacturing time 4 weeks.

AVAILABLE COLORS DEMIBU PHIL GRACE SURFBOARDS

The surfboard is available in Green, Orange and Blue. If you want to buy the Grace Demibu with paint, choose the SPRAY option in the COLOR section and leave a comment in the comments box at the end of your order. Please note: Blue, Orange or Green.

Technical Characteristics Grace Demibu

• BOTTOM CONTOUR: Double V-concave in the tail for edge-to-edge transitions and speed.
• ROCKER: Standard flat rocker for small waves.
• RACKS: Wide front and rear template for speed in waves without power.
• CONTOUR: Full rails low in the front and back. Flatter rail line for speed in turns.
• CHEEKS: Thruster configuration for optimal maneuverability.

Reviews about Phil Grace Demibu Surfboard

• "Incredible board. Excellent for almost all types of waves. I bought a 6'6 and use it in waves from 50 cm to 2 meters, from flat to quite steep. Very easy to paddle, allowed me to improve my skills quickly."
• "The surfboard is top. Very stable, fast on take-off and very agile. As someone who longboards, I appreciate being able to surf shorter when the waves are good."