ACSOD Surfboards Easy Rider vs ACSOD Surfboards Monster
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Both boards come from ACSOD Surfboards: the Easy Rider is a shortboard and the Monster is a shortboard. Documented stock sizes run 26.1 L–39.2 L for the Easy Rider and 25 L–37 L for the Monster.
The Easy Rider is a stable, user-friendly shortboard for progressing surfers. Its wide outline and generous foam support paddling and wave-catching in weaker surf.
Features
FCS II Accelerator tri/quad or Futures F4, F6, F8 Legacy
Boxy rails; low entry and flat exit rocker
Full, wide outline with pulled-in tail
Vee entry, slight single, double between fins, Vee exit
Recommended for 1–4 ft surf
Sizing recommendation:
The Monster is a versatile shortboard for small to larger surf. Its wide round tail and hidden foam support aerial surfing and allow it to be ridden short. A rolled deck and wider nose help it roll onto rail and paddle into waves. The five-fin setup can be ridden as a quad for quick rail-to-rail release in smaller surf or as a thruster when waves grow.
Features
Single-to-double concave
Medium-to-low rocker
Five-fin
What is the difference between the ACSOD Surfboards Easy Rider and the ACSOD Surfboards Monster?
The ACSOD Surfboards Easy Rider is a shortboard and the ACSOD Surfboards Monster is a shortboard. Across documented stock sizes the Easy Rider carries more volume than the Monster.
Which has more volume, the Easy Rider or the Monster?
Documented stock sizes run 26.1 L–39.2 L for the Easy Rider and 25 L–37 L for the Monster. The Easy Rider has more volume on average.
What fin setup do the Easy Rider and Monster use?
The Easy Rider does not list a fin setup, and the Monster is listed as five.
How do surfers rate the Easy Rider and the Monster?
The Easy Rider has no reviews yet, and the Monster has no reviews yet.
