Chris Christenson Sportsman vs Chris Christenson Tradesman
Also searched as: Sportsman vs Tradesman · Tradesman vs Sportsman · Chris Christenson Tradesman vs Chris Christenson Sportsman · Sportsman or Tradesman · Chris Christenson Sportsman versus Chris Christenson Tradesman
Both boards come from Chris Christenson: the Sportsman is a longboard and the Tradesman is a longboard. Documented lengths run 9' 0"–10' 0" for the Sportsman and 9' 0"–10' 0" for the Tradesman.
A true "do-it-all" longboard and the newest 2025 addition to the lineup, the Sportsman combines relaxed rocker and slight nose concave for balanced turnability and trim. Whether you're riding rail or taking the nose, this board handles everything from knee-high to overhead surf—making it an ideal choice for surfers of all levels, including those transitioning from shortboard.
Features
Relaxed rocker and slight nose
A daily rider designed for waist to shoulder high waves. Responsive in the pocket and consistent in variable conditions under head high, the Tradesman works from tail to nose.
What is the difference between the Chris Christenson Sportsman and the Chris Christenson Tradesman?
The Chris Christenson Sportsman is a longboard and the Chris Christenson Tradesman is a longboard.
How do surfers rate the Sportsman and the Tradesman?
The Sportsman has no reviews yet, and the Tradesman has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Sportsman or the Tradesman?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Sportsman is a longboard and the Tradesman is a longboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Sportsman and Tradesman made by the same shaper?
