FEATURES The MAGIC Model stands the test of time due to its versatility and unique design features. With an emphasis on performance, with a single concave running from the nose through to the midpoint creates lift and stability, which is perfect for controlled nose riding. ✓ We recommend this board for all abilities in all conditions.✓ 2 + 1 (Side fins FCS II Connect)✓ The double concaved hull and hard rails make the board fast, stable, responsive, and maneuverable in all conditions.✓ The concave nose adds lift and stability, perfect for nose riding.✓ The Magic rails are hard, they tend to be harder than most other longboards, the unique bottom curve & bevels keep the rails from catching like most other hard rail boards.✓ The Magic Model has a full rocker resulting in more tail maneuverability and more control when nose-riding.✓ The combination of these design elements that Steve has perfected over the years has resulted in one of the best selling longboards of all time. ✓ The Magic Model is an all-around high-performance surfboard that rides just as great in small surf as it does in big surf. ✓ The Magic Model is so unique it even has a patented hull design. We recommend this board for: Everyone in most conditions.✓ Tuflite C-Tech Construction: a durable construction process that starts with a water-resistant fused-cell EPS core that has been purpose molded to the exact size of the Walden shapes, which creates zero waste. Formulations are then molded using high-quality fiberglass and epoxy, plus fiberglass reinforced rails with a natural wood veneer patch area for additional strength and longevity. Length Width Thickness Volume (L) 8'0" 21.9" 3.0" 61.7L 8'6" 21.9" 2.9" 63.2L 9'0" 22.1" 3.25" 73.9L 9'6" 23.25" 3.3" 86.3L 10'0" 23.5" 3.4" 92.1L ABOUT WALDEN SURFBOARDSKnown by many as the “Father of the Modern Longboard,” Steve Walden shaped his first surfboard in 1961, at age 13, and never looked back. Eight years later, the native Southern Californian 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. While the rest of the surfing world was fixated on short single-fins, Walden continued to faithfully hone his longboard designs. Over the years he shaped for prestigious labels like Lightning Bolt, Local Motion, HIC, and Channel Islands, but it was always his own boards that set him apart. By the early 80s, Walden returned to California where he unveiled his wildly successful Magic Model with its radical rocker, down-turned rails, and super-fast Turbo Hull bottom contour.
