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Both boards come from T&C Surf Designs: the K-Bomb is a longboard and the Tri Con is a longboard. Documented stock sizes run 56.94 L for the K-Bomb and 57.51 L–67.2 L for the Tri Con.
T&C Surf Designs (Town & Country Surf)
Longboard
Longboard
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This board has a slightly flatter deck for stability coupled with a sensitive bottom contour allowing for a user friendly high performance feel. Designed with feedback and guidance from some of Hawaii's top professional long boarders. Can be ridden by all skill levels for next level performance!
Beginner → Expert
T&C Surf Designs (Town & Country Surf)
Longboard
Longboard
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The Tri Con is Tanaka's most performance based longboard. Features It has the most rocker, pulled in tail and nose and harder rails for added maneuverability. Generally this board is ridden when the waves are good with some power and even barreling. Advanced riders can still nose ride this board but it's not for beginners to learn on. This will handle serious waves for surfers looking to perform on a longboard.
Overhead → Double-overhead+
Advanced
Size ranges describe each model's documented stock sizes, not a specific board. Compare every spec side by side.
The T&C Surf Designs K-Bomb is a longboard and the T&C Surf Designs Tri Con is a longboard. Across documented stock sizes the Tri Con carries more volume than the K-Bomb.
Documented stock sizes run 56.94 L for the K-Bomb and 57.51 L–67.2 L for the Tri Con. The Tri Con has more volume on average.
The K-Bomb has no reviews yet, and the Tri Con has no reviews yet.
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The K-Bomb is a longboard and the Tri Con is a longboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.