Autopilot PU Code - Futures - 2 + 1 Fin - Mid-Length

The Autopilot is smooth, fast, and effortlessly fun.

Long enough to paddle in early and draw smooth lines, yet refined enough to turn as soon as the wave opens up. A pulled-in tail and balanced rocker keep the board responsive, while the extra rail line provides speed and flow.

Perfect for point breaks, clean beach days, or whenever you just want to take it easy and surf with style.

Trim, turn, repeat.

Only available in PU/Poly.

Fin(s) included: No

Construction - PU/Poly

THE CLASSIC FEEL - PU is the benchmark for a reason.

Code's PU boards are built around a traditional polyurethane blank with a laminated fiberglass shell. That gives you the familiar flex, smooth rail engagement, and responsive feel that surfers have trusted for decades.

They feel natural in the water, draw tight lines, and respond exactly as you expect when you lean into a turn.

If you love that classic surfboard feel under your feet, PU is hard to beat. Simple. Proven.

Code Surfboards - Less Hype / More Waves

Surfing doesn't need more noise. It needs better boards.

Code Surfboards is built on a simple idea: to make boards that surf well and last long. No hype cycles. No limited drops. Just seriously good shapes made to be ridden every day.

Every model in the Code line is built around proven outlines, refined rockers, and a construction that balances performance and durability. These are boards designed by people who understand what works in the water - and then tailored to how most surfers actually surf.

From quick beach break mornings to mellow point waves and messy onshore conditions: Code boards are built to get more fun out of realistic conditions.

Clean shapes. Thoughtful construction. Beautiful looks.

That's Code.

About Volume

A surfboard's volume matters - but it's not the whole story.
Code prioritizes balanced shapes, practical outlines, and real-world usability. The volume numbers are there to guide you, but how a board paddles and flows comes from the overall design.

Code's boards are designed to be accessible without feeling oversized. This means most surfers can ride them close to their normal volume and still have plenty of paddle power and control.

To find your ideal volume, divide your weight in kilograms by 2. Then add 5-10 liters if you're a beginner, or subtract 5-10 liters for advanced surfing.

In doubt? Choose the board that will help you catch more waves.
Because more waves = more fun.

Quick Size Guide

A simple rule of thumb when choosing your Code board:

Beginner surfers: choose a board with extra volume and length for stability and paddle power.

Intermediate surfers: ride close to your normal volume. If you're between sizes, go slightly larger.

Experienced surfers: choose by feel. Most models can be ridden slightly smaller if you want more responsiveness.

About Code Surfboards

Code Surfboards focuses on accessible, well-thought-out shapes for surfers who mainly want to surf a lot. Proven outlines, refined rockers, and solid construction are central, without any fuss. This makes the brand a perfect fit for the variable conditions of the North Sea and for the surfers who visit Hart Beach.