T&C Surf Designs Beach Boy vs T&C Surf Designs Pro Model
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Both boards come from T&C Surf Designs: the Beach Boy is a longboard and the Pro Model is a longboard. Documented stock sizes run 72.8 L–76.5 L for the Beach Boy and 57.81 L–68.51 L for the Pro Model.
The Beach Boy by Tommy Tanaka is a single fin nose rider for those classic summer days. If you like hanging toes over the nose then this one is for you. Rocker in the tail allows for smooth turns when you need to get back to the power source. Paddle this board out when you want to get steezy and soul arch your way through bottom turns. Most of our team riders have this one in their quiver.
This board is narrow, thin and light which makes it extremely fast. Designed with the advanced rider in mind, it has a lower nose rocker and extra tail with more edge. The entire board is pulled in, especially on the tail and nose. This allows you to turn as hard as you like. If you are a skilled rider who wants to nose ride but also get a little radical on your board then this is a perfect fit.
What is the difference between the T&C Surf Designs Beach Boy and the T&C Surf Designs Pro Model?
The T&C Surf Designs Beach Boy is a longboard and the T&C Surf Designs Pro Model is a longboard. Across documented stock sizes the Beach Boy carries more volume than the Pro Model.
Which has more volume, the Beach Boy or the Pro Model?
Documented stock sizes run 72.8 L–76.5 L for the Beach Boy and 57.81 L–68.51 L for the Pro Model. The Beach Boy has more volume on average.
What fin setup do the Beach Boy and Pro Model use?
The Beach Boy is listed as single, and the Pro Model does not list a fin setup.
How do surfers rate the Beach Boy and the Pro Model?
The Beach Boy has no reviews yet, and the Pro Model has no reviews yet.
