Walden Walden Mega Magic - Tuflite - FCS II - 2 + 1 Fin

The Walden Mega Magic surfboard packs plenty of volume and width into its length, making it an absolute blast to surf. The Mega Magic is an all-time bestseller and is the Walden model with the most condensed volume, allowing riders to drop down in length without sacrificing the legendary 'Magic' model's performance and float. Although the volume distribution is different, the Mega Magic still boasts the same magic ingredients as the original Magic model: Walden's patented concave bottom, hard rails for manoeuvrability and performance, and plenty of rocker to aid turning ability and comfort in larger waves.

The Magic has always appealed to larger riders, and we're pleased to say that the Mega Magic will offer bigger guys and girls the opportunity to ride a board a foot or so shorter while still maintaining the original Magic's essential buoyancy.

The MEGA MAGIC will float like a board that is 12"-18" longer. For the surfer who normally rides a 10', the Mega allows them to ride this 9'0" without sacrificing float or stability.

Construction - Tuflite

Tuflite is Surftech's game-changing moulded technology, reimagined for increased performance.

• FUSED CELL EPS CORE // Closed-cell EPS core provides more response + flotation
• GREENPOXY® RESIN // The latest innovations in bio-based epoxy chemistry
• 2X LAYERS OF FIBREGLASS // E-glass has the highest strength-to-weight ratio available
• MICRO-SANDWICH VENEER // Wood veneer creates natural flex + adds break strength
• COMPOSITE T-STRINGER(S) // T-stringers improve power distribution + add break strength
• CARBON STRINGER // Distributes power + protects against dings + adds break strength
• REINFORCED RAILS // Fibreglass-reinforced rails enhance performance + durability
• EXCLUSIVE SANDWICH TECHNOLOGY // Surftech Tuflite boards are moulded using exclusive methods

Fin(s) included: None.

About Walden

Known by many as the “Father of the Modern Longboard,” Steve Walden shaped his first surfboard in 1961 at the age of 13 and never looked back. Eight years later, the Southern Californian native opened his first board factory and store in Huntington Beach, then moved to the North Shore of Oahu in 1972, where he made a name for himself as a prolific longboard shaper.