Code Streamliner EPS - Futures - 2 + 1 Fin - Longboard

The Streamliner is built for surfers who want a longboard that responds as soon as they put the pedal to the metal.

A refined rocker, a pulled-in tail, and performance rails allow for tight turns, quick direction changes, and smooth surfing in the pocket, while maintaining the paddle power and glide that longboards are known for.

Cross-step, carve, fade, repeat.

Traditional length. Modern reflexes.

Also available in PU/Poly.

Fins included: Yes

Construction - EPS/Epoxy

Light, fast, and durable: the EPS construction keeps the board light, lively, and strong enough for daily use.

These boards are built around an EPS core with an epoxy resin laminate, providing an excellent strength-to-weight ratio with a sharp, responsive feel. The added buoyancy improves your paddle power and helps you generate speed easily, especially in smaller waves.

Light under your arm, fast on the water, and built to withstand many sessions.

Modern construction, everyday performance.

Code Surfboards - Less Hype / More Waves

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

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

Each model in the Code range is built around proven outlines, refined rockers, and a construction that balances performance and durability. These are boards designed by people who know what works in the water, then tuned to how most of us actually surf.

From fast mornings at the beach break to gentle point breaks and messy onshore: Code boards are made to get more fun out of real conditions.

Clean shapes. Smart construction. Beautiful finish.

That's the Code.

About volume

Surfboard volume matters, but it's not the whole story.
Code first looks at balanced shapes, practical outlines, and real-world usability. The volume numbers are a guideline, but how a board paddles and flows comes from the overall design.

The boards are designed to be accessible without feeling sluggish. Most surfers can therefore ride them close to their normal volume and still maintain plenty of paddle power and control.

To find your volume: take your weight in kilograms and divide by 2. Add 5-10 liters if you are a beginner, or subtract 5-10 liters if you are an advanced surfer.

In doubt? Choose the board that will help you catch the most waves.
Because more waves mean 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 two sizes, go slightly larger.

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

PU vs EPS

Two constructions, both built for great surfing. The choice depends on how you want your board to feel in the water.

PU construction

• Feel - classic, smooth and predictable
• Weight - slightly heavier
• Flex - traditional surfboard flex
• Paddling - balanced
• Durability - proven and reliable
• Suitable for - surfers who love the traditional feel

EPS construction

• Feel - light, lively and responsive
• Weight - lighter
• Flex - faster rebound
• Paddling - extra buoyancy, easier paddling
• Durability - better strength-to-weight ratio
• Suitable for - surfers who want speed and a lightweight board

Choose PU if: you want the traditional surfboard feel with smooth rail engagement and predictable flex.

Choose EPS if: you want a lighter board with extra paddle power and a livelier response.

Whichever construction you choose, every Code board starts with the same thing: a well-designed shape. Good outlines, balanced rockers, and practical volumes ensure a board surfs well. The construction only fine-tunes the feel further. Choose what suits your style, paddle out, and catch a few extra waves.

About Code Surfboards

Code Surfboards is all about proven outlines, refined rockers, and constructions that combine performance and durability. The brand makes boards you can ride every day in real, imperfect conditions. This aligns perfectly with the North Sea conditions that Hart Beach deals with daily.