Malibu

Introducing the Malibu by Thomas Surfboards, a meticulously crafted nose rider that seamlessly balances performance and accessibility for surfers of all levels. This surfboard embodies a classic design ethos expressly reimagined for the modern longboarder, drawing inspiration from the competitive landscape and a quest for versatility. The Malibu emerged as a response to the need for a forgiving nose rider that accommodates both the meticulous nuances of competitive surfing and the straightforward pleasure sought by everyday riders.

At the heart of the Malibu’s performance is an innovative combination of design elements, including a pronounced width at the nose that enhances stability, making even the most intricate maneuvers achievable with ease. The board features a generous blended nose concave that adds lift while ensuring a slower ride, preventing the surfer from outrunning critical sections of the wave. Contributing to its agility, the Malibu incorporates a mellow roll to medium foiled 50/50 rail that tapers toward the tail, offering a responsive feel reminiscent of classic Australian longboards. This unique configuration provides the ideal platform for smooth turns while maintaining the traditional characteristics needed for captivating nose rides, without sacrificing the dynamic flare sought by experienced surfers.

Available in an array of sizes ranging from 9'2" to 10', the Malibu caters to diversely skilled riders, ensuring enhanced buoyancy and ease of use across the spectrum. Each model, whether it be the 9'6" version with a volume of 74.07 liters or the long 10' variant boasting 88.13 liters, is expertly tailored to encourage both leisurely glides and aggressive performances. With its ergonomically designed beveled rail and straighter outline, the Malibu not only excels in terms of aesthetics but also enhances your overall surfing experience, yielding both simplicity and sophistication in every ride. Experience the fusion of artistry and practicality with the Malibu, the quintessential nose rider for the contemporary surfer.