Meyerhoffer Surfboard Review
A weird-looking surfboard that somehow manages to be one of the most fun small-wave longboards on the market. Fast paddling, smooth turns, and creativity built into the outline.
The Shape: Strange but Smart
The Meyerhoffer design is instantly recognisable — a deep waist, wide nose, wide tail, and a futuristic symmetry that sets it apart from every other board on the beach. It turns heads because of the shape… and then because of how it rides.
The reduced midsection lets the board roll onto rail with almost zero effort, while the wide ends keep the board fast, stable, and full of glide.
How It Actually Surfs
This thing isn’t a novelty — it genuinely works. The paddle power is excellent, the takeoff window is huge, and once you're up and trimming the board feels lively and responsive despite the size.
Turns are smoother and more fluid than you’d expect. The narrow waist acts like a natural pivot point that helps you redirect the board cleanly.
Best Conditions for This Board
- Waist–shoulder high surf
- Beach breaks and point breaks
- Small, playful days
- Anything where a standard log feels stiff
Who Should Ride It
- Intermediate surfers wanting a lively longboard
- Older surfers wanting easier paddling + easy turning
- Anyone bored of typical logs
- People who love experimenting with surfboard design
Final Verdict
The Meyerhoffer is weird — in the best possible way. It’s fast, responsive, fun, and makes average days surprisingly good. If you want something different that still performs, this board absolutely delivers.
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