Surfboard Reviews

Review by Jesse · Age: 19 | Height: 183 cm | Weight: 75 kg | Skill: Advanced · 27 May 2020

The volume 2 is amazing, It goes on rail so well and I can drive through cutbacks with full power without feeling like I’ll slip out, super drivey with futures AM2. Best board I’ve ever ridden Would recommend for 2-6 foot

Review by Ryan · Age: 27 | Height: 175 cm | Weight: 65 kg | Skill: Experienced · 26 May 2020

Awesome fun! Still a foamy but its got plenty of potential for fast turns once you get used to it. Great for days when its too dumpy to risk getting stuck in a washing machine with a hard board or when you're just keen to muck around in the shorebreak. Would recommend!

Review by Fergus · Age: 21 | Height: 196 cm | Weight: 88 kg | Skill: Competent · 26 May 2020

Brilliant, would recommend to a friend

Review by owen · Age: 15 | Height: 177 cm | Weight: 69 kg | Skill: Experienced · 26 May 2020

The Uber Driver first came out in 2018 as a small wave performance board. Earlier this year for 2019 Matt made some revisions to the original Uber Driver to make it faster in small gutless surf. After making those revisions he added Uber Driver XL for what he calls the “Bro Dimensions.” The UD XL suits the bigger guy or average weekend warrior surfer that wants a little more foam under foot in a shorter, wider, thicker package that can still rip. The UD XL is legit in my book…. it’s fast, forgiving, and it offers great flow through maneuvers. The extra foam in the XL dimensions is distributed very well and offered excellent performance in 2-6’ surf. You East coast guys that like shredding 1-2’ surf on boards with a HPSB outline will be stoked on the UD XL.

Review by Levi · Age: 14 | Height: 187 cm | Weight: 64 kg | Skill: Experienced · 26 May 2020

Love this board, super beefy but tight enough for some quick turns. Great for summer slop or those smaller 2-4 foot days in winter. Easy to paddle and easy to pop up and holds speed very nicely down the line.

Review by Declan · Age: 44 | Height: 170 cm | Weight: 70 kg | Skill: Competent · 26 May 2020

Great board for anything 4 plus, but comes alive at 6 foot. Had it out in the Ally last week and she flew. Lots of waves, handles deep drops and loves deep bottom curves. Just wish there was more pumping swells!

Review by louie · Age: 13 | Height: 171 cm | Weight: 57 kg | Skill: Competent · 26 May 2020

it's a really sick looking board and is super fun. i live where there are usually 3-5 foot waves and its pefect.

Review by Joel · Age: 19 | Height: 169 cm | Weight: 63 kg | Skill: Experienced · 26 May 2020

I ride this board (it's my dads) when ever it gets real small and the board is real fun and easy to manoeuvre. But like my JS 107 that I own, the glass job is incredibly weak and cracks and dents a lot. I have taken both boards to get numerous rail repairs because they are so fragile. Definitely not built to last.

Review by bernard · Age: 52 | Height: 180 cm | Weight: 90 kg | Skill: Advanced · 26 May 2020

This is a board I fought against purchasing I wanted to hang onto the past so bad but at 52 it was time to buy a board that understood what I needed even if I didn't yet know it. This board eroded the aging process and brought life back into my wave count. It has a generous sweet spot and is quick off the mark due to the flatter entry rocker. ,Its widest point is a little further forward and a generous single concave under the front foot make it so easy to paddle into waves. This concave also enabled the board to retain enough rail line curve to enable you to really lay it over when turning. The rails themselves are refined and not bulky and hold in really nicely. The squash tail is not overly wide allowing you to surf tight to the pocket yet it generates enough drive and speed to push over flat spots on those less than perfect days. This board felt good from day one and has opened up possibilities rather than restricting them.

Review by talin · Age: 30 | Height: 177 cm | Weight: 70 kg | Skill: Advanced · 26 May 2020

sick board for packing thick barrels good paddle power and hold