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Summary:
Just like the drink, the Piña Colada surfboard is all about good vibes and smooth flow. Designed to add flavor to summer slop and smaller days, this board blends retro charm with modern function. With its flat deck, low rails, wide nose, and classic twin-fin inspired tail, the Piña Colada paddles effortlessly, trims like a dream, and still knows how to turn tight in the pocket. Whether you’re groveling in mushy surf or threading down a lined-up point, it’s pure fun in board form.
Pros:
Paddle Power for Days: Wide nose and generous surface area through the deck make wave catching and flat section carry effortless.
Pocket-Friendly Tail: Single flyers and a refined swallow tail give it surprising control and pivot, especially in tighter sections.
Stylish Blend of Old & New: Retro twin fin influences meet modern bottom contours and rail work, making it both cruisy and responsive.
Customizable Feel: Plays well with a variety of fin setups—from classic keels for speed to upright twins or a 2+1 for more control.
Cons:
Not a Vertical Board: The wide outline and flatter rocker aren’t built for ultra-tight, vertical surfing in punchy conditions.
Volume Adjustment Required: You’ll need to size it carefully (3–4L more than your standard volume or 3–5 inches shorter), which might take a session or two to dial in.
Final Verdict:
The Piña Colada is a playful, stylish hybrid that brings a fun-first approach to your quiver. It’s ideal for summer slush, mellow point breaks, and just about any wave where speed and flow beat out brute performance. Ride it shorter and chunkier than your usual shorty, and you’ll have a board that turns small days into memorable sessions. A go-to when you want to surf like it’s happy hour.