THURSO SURF Lancer 5'10'' Fish Type Soft Top Surfboard, Package Includes Twin Fins, Stainless Steel Double Swivel Strap, EPS Core, IXPE Deck, HDPE Smooth Bottom, Grip

This is a great board. My son has a variety of surfboards, but this is by far his favorite. It’s also my favorite because it was easy on the wallet and the customer service is excellent!! One of the fin screws popped out and after a simple e-mail to customer service, they quickly sent me replacement screws and fins for just the price of shipping! For a fun, affordable, versatile board… I highly recommend a Thurso!

I love the surfboard so much. It is definitely not a beginner surfboard. I think the height is just the problem with that other than that it’s super cute and perfect.

I do think the price is a tad on the high end for what it was, though not terrible, but it seemed to be a decent quality & looked really nice. Unfortunately mine was missing the fins & had a scratch on the board, but was able to easily return it. Given it came scratched I’m not sure how well it would hold up to being used very much.

This is a cute board and perfect for the beginner wanna be surfer, like my teen. It is very lightweight and the color is very trendy. It fits easily in the back of the jeep too!

Really surprised how much fun this foam board is on little shorebreak waves. I am a bit over the max weight rating of 200lbs. I'm 6'2", 225lbs was worried I would sink this board, not the case. Even though it's 4" shorter than I am tall, Ive been out on small 1-2" mushy days, catching waves that are usually considered only longboardable. I've also ridden this board in hollow shorepound that I would never drop in on with a hard board. Riding shorepound all the way in, jumping off on dry sand. Now for the downside...the fins are flexible and rubbery great for beginners and not getting hurt. Bad for any high performance surfing, hard pumps, cutbacks, bottom turns with speed. The fin screws backed out on my first 4' wave lost 2 of them. After picking up some replacements, I glued them in place. They have been holding ever since. Just have to make riding style adjustments on head high waves, the flexible fins don't have the same drive as a conventional surfboard. The tail will slide out very easily when you load the fins. Not sure how long the board will last the way I am using/abusing it. I can definitely feel the board flex when I smack the lip with it. Great addition to the quiver; I would buy it again!