Surf 9'3 Moblog EPS
Description
Programme
Combining the character of a modern longboard with the benefits of a wide tail to score as much as possible in soft waves.
Overview
This longboard gives real value to small sessions. It turns soft, flat or gutless conditions into a fast, lively and seriously addictive playground.
Its purpose is simple: catch more waves, get in earlier, keep more speed and surf longer. Where a lot of longboards wait for the wave to do the work for them, this one creates its own rhythm.
It’s a board for riders who love walking to the nose without giving up surfing from the tail. You move forward, settle in, enjoy the glide, then step back and push hard to build speed again.
In weak surf, it doesn’t fade out. It keeps moving, keeps carrying, keeps responding. A weak section becomes a chance to throw in a cross-step, a carve, a speed build-up, or simply extend the glide.
It’s aimed at surfers who want a board that’s useful all year round. Not a board reserved for perfect conditions, but the one you take out to have fun, score and make the most of the session.
It loves small to medium waves, soft, average or imperfect. Summer days, sheltered spots, tired waves or slightly choppy conditions all become real reasons to get in the water.
Its character is both easy and playful. Easy because it paddles well, gets in early and forgives mistakes. Playful because it keeps enough response to accelerate, build speed and throw powerful turns as soon as the wave gives you something to push against.
It’s the session booster of the longboard range: a smart, generous and high-performance board, built to bring rhythm to small waves and a lot more fun to everyday conditions.
OUTLINE
The hybrid outline combines a buoyant nose, a stable mid-section and a wide tail. You get the paddling, glide and comfort of a longboard, with much more efficiency in small waves.
The mid to forward wide point brings stability without locking the board in. You keep a lively feel, able to get going early, walk to the nose and then step back and push hard off the tail.

ROCKER
The almost constant rocker maximises natural speed. It helps the board build speed quickly, maintain glide and carry through weak sections without stalling.
This fluid line delivers continuous glide, ideal for small to medium waves. You gain efficiency, paddling speed and ease to extend your rides.

BOTTOM
The hull prioritises easy, fast, fluid glide. It works with the stretched rocker to limit energy loss and keep a smooth contact with the water.
This smooth feeling makes the board easy to place through carves. It holds its speed, feels comfortable underfoot and lets you link sections without killing the glide.

TAIL
The wide faceted square tail is the board's engine. Its surface area brings lift, power and immediate speed build-up in waves with little push.
The facets keep the board manoeuvrable despite the width. You can push hard, lay into powerful turns and keep a playful feel.

RAILS
The rails are thin and forgiving to keep the feel smooth, progressive and very surfy. They make transitions easier and keep the ride comfortable in small to medium waves.
This profile lets you place the board without forcing it, maintain great flow and surf for longer without fatigue, even in less-than-perfect sessions.

Technical sheet
Surf 9'3 Moblog EPS EPS / 9'3 x 56 cm / White
Buying guide
Who is it for?
For surfers who want a longboard that’s easy to take out, and can make small waves feel longer, faster and way more fun.
The Moblog is for those who love walking to the nose, but also want speed build-up, power and real response off the tail. It keeps the longboard spirit, with a dose of performance that changes everything in weak surf.
It’s an excellent choice for longboarders who often surf small to mid-sized waves, soft, average or imperfect, and want to make the most of their sessions without waiting for perfect conditions.
What for?
To get in early, keep your speed and make the most of weak sections. The Moblog is designed to turn everyday waves into a playground: easy take-off, continuous glide, quick speed build-up and comfortable noserides.
Its whole point is to deliver complete surfing in small conditions. You can move up to the nose, come back to the tail, push hard, build speed and extend the wave instead of suffering from the lack of power.
It’s ideal as an everyday board for spots that often lack punch. A high-efficiency board, built to catch more waves and keep you smiling when the water isn’t perfect.
What board size?
The Moblog comes in 9’3, with several widths from 56 cm to 61 cm and volumes from 67L to 79L. This range lets you fine-tune stability, paddling and liveliness to suit your size, level and waves.
Choose the narrower widths and lower volumes if you want a board that feels livelier, faster underfoot and easier to place in turns.
The mid-range volumes offer the best balance between paddling, stability, noseriding and speed build-up. That’s often the most consistent choice to get the full benefit of the concept.
The higher volumes bring more comfort, float and margin on the nose. They’ll suit bigger riders, very soft waves, or surfers who want to maximise ease of use.

What waves does it suit best?
Size: from small waves up to around head high, depending on your level and the spot.
Power: it loves soft to average waves with little push, where its efficiency lets you generate speed and extend your rides.
Shape: it works in clean waves, but also handles imperfect sessions, slightly choppy or tired waves, as long as there’s still a line to work with.
This is an efficiency board. The less energy the wave has, the more obvious its value becomes: it carries, glides, builds speed and keeps its rhythm.
What fin setup?
The Moblog is designed as a 2+1, with a central US box and two Single Tab side fins. This setup lets you tune the feel between longboard glide and more performance-oriented surfing off the tail.
Moving the centre fin forward makes the board looser and more playful. Moving it back gives more hold, more stability and more control in long carves or noserides.
The side fins add drive, grip and precision when you push hard off the tail. That’s what lets you make the most of the board’s hybrid character.
Which shape should you choose?
Choose the Moblog if you want a longboard session booster, able to score in small waves, hold on the nose and build speed hard off the tail.
Choose the Ten Blues if your priority is a more classic feel, more focused on glide, positioning and noseriding.
Choose a Moodrive or a Hyperdrive if you’re looking for a more performance longboard to attack faster, cleaner and more powerful waves.
If your goal is to make everyday waves easier, longer and more fun, the Moblog is the smart choice: a generous, lively and ultra-rewarding board for surfing often.
Which bag?

Equipments
These boards come equipped with a leash plug, a central US Box and 2 Single Tab side fin boxes for a single or 2+1 setup.
Depending on what you want, your build, the conditions and your surfing style, you can fine-tune the board’s feel with different GONG fibreglass fins compatible with US Box and Single Tab.
The single setup uses only the centre fin. The 2+1 setup adds two side fins.
- Central GONG US Box fibreglass fin included.
- Set of GONG plastic Single Tab side fins included.
- 1 central US Box + 2 Single Tab side fin boxes for a single or 2+1 setup.
- Leash plug at the tail so you never lose your board.
Delivery
Who is the Moblog for?
For surfers who want a longboard that’s useful all year round, especially in small waves. It’s built to catch more waves, get in early, walk to the nose and keep building speed when the wave lacks power.
What conditions does it perform best in?
It loves small to medium waves, soft, average or imperfect. This board is designed for everyday sessions: small summer lines, reform sections, tired waves, weak sections or slightly choppy water.
Is it more of a noserider or a performance board?
Both, but with a hybrid logic. The buoyant nose makes cross-steps and comfortable noserides easier, while the powerful tail lets you build speed hard and lay into committed turns. You keep the longboard feel with much more performance in weak surf.
Why does it accelerate so well in small waves?
Its wide tail provides plenty of lift and support under the back foot. The result: the board keeps its glide, carries through weak sections, and lets you generate speed even when the wave has very little push.
Is the Moblog easy to surf?
Yes, it’s accessible for a longboarder who’s already comfortable. It paddles well, gets going early and offers good stability. Its playful side then comes through when you step back onto the tail to put pressure on it, build speed and work the wave more actively.
What size should you choose?
It comes in 9’3, with several widths from 56 cm to 61 cm and volumes from 67L to 79L. Lower volumes deliver more liveliness, mid-range volumes offer the best balance, and higher volumes bring more comfort, paddling ease and stability on the nose.
Which fin setup should you use?
The 2+1 setup lets you fine-tune the feel. Moving the centre fin forward makes the board looser and more playful. Moving it back gives you more hold and stability. The Single Tab side fins add drive and control when you're surfing off the tail.
Why choose the Moblog over a more classic longboard?
Because it makes small waves more rewarding. A classic longboard will offer smoother glide, but this board adds real drive off the tail: better speed build-up, more turns, more rhythm and a lot more fun in weaker conditions.