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The Circle One SSR 8ft Softboard is the ideal choice for beginner surfers and surf schools looking for a stable, high-volume platform that encourages skill progression. Designed by Jeff Townsley specifically for British wave conditions, it features a generous 77.3L volume for easy paddling and a forgiving soft-skin construction, though its size and weight may be cumbersome for smaller riders to carry long distances.
| Model Part Number | SSB208 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Circle One Surf |
This board is designed to support riders between 50kg and 110kg.
Yes, it is highly recommended for beginners practicing in white water due to its extreme stability.
The board measures 8ft in length, 23.5 inches in width, and 3 inches in thickness.
Absolutely. It is specifically engineered as a premium beginner board to help users progress quickly.
Yes, it features a soft fin thruster setup designed for safety and ease of use.
Store in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight, preferably resting on its rail or in a board bag.
Ensure the IXPE deck is clean of sand and organic debris; if the texture has worn down, you can apply a light layer of surf wax.
Check the mounting bolts on the bottom of the board and tighten with an appropriate fin key; avoid overtightening to protect the soft foam material.
To ensure your SSR board stays in peak condition, always rinse it with fresh water after use, particularly after exposure to saltwater. Avoid leaving the board in direct sunlight for extended periods, as prolonged UV exposure and extreme heat can cause the foam skin to delaminate or bubble. When transporting, ensure the board is secured properly to rack pads using soft straps to avoid pressure dings. The soft fin system is designed to be user-friendly, but periodically check that the fin bolts are snug before heading out into the surf.
