Pier Longboard Single Sandwich Deck - Otter Wooden Surfboards

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Chris walks back up the cliff with the Otter Surfboards wooden longboard Seasaw at Godrevy

Chris bottom turning the Pier and Chapel Porth, Cornwall. Otter wooden surfboard

James Otter with the Pier wooden surfboard at Chape Porth, Cornwall in summer.

Chris runs to the nose arms up on the Otter Surfboards wooden longboard Seasaw at Godrevy

Mat Arney surfing the Otter Surfboards wooden Pier in mid-winter at Gwithian

Mat Arney Looking back on the surf with the Otter Surfboards Pier wooden surfboard.

Chris top turns on the Pier. Otter wooden surfboards, Chapel Porth, Cornwall.

Mat Arney walks back across the sand at Gwithian with his wooden Otter Surfboards Pier.

James Otter drops into a wave on the Pier wooden surfboard at Chapel Porth, Cornwall in summer. Riz Boardshorts

9’6″ Pier

Description

Description

Take a walk on the Pier, Otter Surfboard’s Traditional Mal. Playing on the glide and momentum inherent in wooden surfboards, the Pier replicates the weight of classic, volan glassed longboards of old. Riding the Pier is all about trim, poise and working with, rather than against, the wave and the board under your feet.

9’6″ x 16″ x 22 7/8″ x 18 1/2″ x 3 1/4″ – 78.2 l

Designed and best surfed as a single fin, in fact, only to be ridden as a single fin.

From £4,150.00

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Design Details

Taking its cue from the longboards of the 60’s, this is about as traditional as surfboards get. You’ll notice the wide point is slightly back from centre with hips towards the tail and rails pulling in ever so slightly towards the nose.

Full rounded rails, that remain throughout the entirety of the rail line mean that this board is all about locking into trim and dancing towards the nose.

A belly on the underside means its position in trim can be adjusted from the middle of the board as it’ll be a little looser than a flat bottomed board meaning you won’t have to go right back to the fin to make small directional changes.

That being said, when you need to swing the nose around and redirect, you’ll want to drop your weight right over the big pivot fin before moving forwards again.

So much fun in waves from 1 to 4 feet!

Further Information

Over the years, we have found different ways to make our surfboards personalised and unique, from customised artwork to wooden map inlays. If you have a particular idea, or request, don’t hesitate to reach out and see what we can do for you.

We often have a waiting list with varying lead times, so if timing is critical for you, contact us for an estimated completion date.

If you find yourself unsure of any of the options above, we are more than happy to organise a phone or zoom call to help guide your choice to get the board that is best for you. Just email us and we’ll line something up!

If we haven’t quite managed to answer your question, it might be on our FAQ page, or pop it in an email and we’ll get back to you.

Make This Board Yourself

Making your surfboard with your own two hands and literally knowing it inside and out makes it much more than just another purchase; you develop a deeper connection with it.

Over five days, you’ll build the surfboard of your choosing alongside a maximum of two other people, with us guiding you through each step of the process.

Made with love, by you.