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SUP Zero FSP Pro

Name: GONG - SUP Zero FSP Pro
Brand: GONG
SKU: GON25BOASUPZERPROBLU-85
Price: 949.0 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (1 reviews)

The longSUP for 100% radical surfing.

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949€

949€ ~~1059€~~

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Type FSP PRO

FSP PRO

Taille 8'5

8'5
9'0
10'0
12'0

Couleur White

SUP Hybrid Day Bag

8'6

Paddle Carbon Pro 8

Standard / White

Surf / SUP Perf Knee Leash - 7mm

9' / Black

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Quality boards conceived in France

Direct sale from shaper to surfer

Pay in multiple installments

sport-sup SUP Board
conditions-waves Waves
techno-fsp-pro FSP Pro
fins-trifin Tri Fin
box-fcs-ii Box FCS 2
box-us-simple Box US
equipments-vent-screw Vent Screw

Specifications

8'5 | 256.5cm
27 9/16" | 70.0cm
3 15/16" | 10.1cm
Volume: 100.0L

Rider

Intermediate

Expert

30kg

48kg

83kg

100kg

Conditions

Wave size

Knee

Waist

Overhead

Wave speed

Slow

Moderate

Fast

Wave shape

Soft

Steep

Hollow

Aptitudes

Stability

Paddle speed

Maneuverability

Verticality

Carving

Natural speed

Noseriding

Program

In action

Description

Program

The Zero is the ultimate concept of a high performance longboard in a SUP version.

Presentation

When paddling, it starts off from nothing and from very far away. A pure rocket.

In surfing, its advanced maximum width gives it great stability in carves. A long section of rail can be submerged to calm the board down when having excessive speed and in hollow waves. The baby diamond tail enhances maneuverability and lets you push even deeper into vertical turns.

The big surprise when you first ride this board is its speed and ability to turn short on the rails. It’s not a cruisy SUP anymore. It’s all about surfing. It’s about wrapping S turns and hitting the lip with energy.

The board has such a reserve of energy that you can go very far in the moves without risking ruining the rest of the wave. It’s just funtastic!

Its nose is thin in the last thirty centimeters. The benefit is twofold: incredible maneuverability thanks to a lighter nose, with little inertia, but also less drag in the water when you’re at the nose so more speed and lift. It’s the ideal compromise.

If you are looking for committed surfing on a mobile and fast board that can handle all types of waves and in a modern longboard atmosphere, this Zero is the ultimate choice.

OUTLINE

The advanced wide point provides more lift at the front and facilitates movement on the board. It also helps engage a longer rail line in turns, providing exceptional stability—even in fast waves. This means you can push hard, almost like riding a shortboard.

NOSE

The Zero’s wide nose lets you plant your toes securely at the tip, with added lift from the deep hull concave. At the same time, its smooth, rounded outline offers extra forgiveness when coming off the bottom.

TAIL

The round tail completely frees the board. It’s the most maneuverable tail in the world. You can feel the board ready to respond under your feet at the slightest of your intentions.

The round tail increases its capacity to wrap turns tenfold and allows you to go even more vertical in your turns. The advantage of the round tail is that you can use any section of the carve: from the rear you can turn very short and make the board pitch up from the tail; In front of the side fins you have a more stretched outline and therefore smoother turns. By distributing the balance of the front and rear footing, you have total freedom in carves. The turn is shorter and the Zero goes even better in the hollow sections that it will exploit instead of being subjected to.

ROCKER

This pure longboard rocker is relatively pronounced to provide smoothness. It allows you to wrap turns instead of stalling. We are really focused on carves, and not on stalls to cheat. This rocker naturally pushes the board into carving, so all you have to do is to give the impulse and the Zero will follow.

HULL

The hull is particularly refined, in connection with all the other parameters.

A nice spoon on the nose to carry, lighten and stabilize.
The concave in the center of the board gives a lot of stability when paddling and accelerating in bottom turns.
The double concave in front of the side fins distributes water over these fins dedicated to acceleration and creates a central V as a rail to rail tilting point.
Finally, the tail ends in a pronounced V to assert the rail to rail and free the board in carves.

RAILS

The rails are very soft in front and clearly typed shortboard from the max width. It’s a modern board that likes to surf with speed and responsiveness.

The volume is carefully distributed with a dominant part just in front of the paddling feet to keep a fine tail and distribute the liters exactly where you need them. No worries about the thickness of the rails at this point as the domed deck plan erases the volume near the rails on this wide board. Their thin tail design ensures maximum hold.

Front Pad Ridge Traction

At the front, the Ridge Traction Pad provides optimal comfort with its 5mm thickness while extending the board’s durability.

Its biaxial grooving, with two different depths, ensures absolute grip for secure footing and razor-sharp control.

You stay directly connected to the board for flawless turns, all while enjoying the soft feel of a 5mm pad.

Tail Pad 3D Function

The ultra-textured 3D Function tail pad, at 5mm thick, delivers top-tier grip. Its smart traction design features strategic grooves and cutouts to heighten board feel and responsiveness.

Your back foot locks in effortlessly for unmatched precision and control.

FSP PRO SUP Technology

These boards feature our innovative, high-end FSP Pro technology.

This Full Sandwich PVC full carbon offers the best dynamics while preserving strength, at an incredible weight. Quite simply, it's the ultimate in mass-produced custom sandwich technology.

3D shape on modeling software.
Preshape by numerical control for total reliability.
Shape control by traditional templates, finishing off the last mm 100% by hand.
100 % epoxy resin and EPS foam blank: solid and lightweight.
Deck, hull, and rails in vacuumed PVC sandwich: incomparable solidity and incredible dynamism.
Deck: full PVC/fiberglass and carbon sandwich composed of a high-density PVC foam core and 1 layer of 4oz fiberglass and 1 layer of 6oz biaxial carbon fiber, fiberglass reinforcements on the sensitive areas.
Hull: full PVC/fiberglass and carbon sandwich composed of a high-density PVC foam core and 1 layer of 6oz carbon fiber, fiberglass reinforcements on the sensitive areas.
Rails: the PVC sandwich structure completely covers the rails: increased structural strength, very good impact resistance (paddle hits).
Integrated carrying handle in the top PVC sandwich : limits settling, avoids breakage in the surrounding area.
Resin tinted hot coat : nobility of the process, weight saving and solidity of the finish.
Hand-made matt “custom finish” for weight saving and a better glide.

Technical sheet

SUP Zero FSP Pro FSP PRO / 8'5 / White

Download the user guide

Buying guide

For whom?

Clearly for longboard lovers. The Zero likes cross stepping and stylish attitudes.

But it will also love to go for some powerful carving. So, you either want to be radical with this board or you just want a super lively board that can be handled with less effort.

The lighter riders will love this board as a first SUP of a quiver.

The bigger guys will put it at the heart of a quiver with a range of use going from medium to big waves.

For what?

Longboards like long waves. They often need room to express themselves. That’s not the case for the Zero, who will certainly love long waves to display its ability to link turns, but it will also shred on the short waves that come its way.

Its extreme maneuverability for a longboard allows it to take advantage of almost all conditions.

Some will also love it for “cheating”. It can indeed be a “fake” longboard for those who want the glide of a longboard without ever feeling the need to lay the toes over the nose.

What size?

The 8’5 favors driving from the tail, with nose rides here and there. It is intended for lightweight surfers, 70kg max.
The 9’0 is suitable for everyone. It is the centerpiece of the range.
The 10’0 has the qualities of the 9’0 with this amplitude specific to the 10’.
The 12’0 is for aesthetes, lovers of beautiful lines, whether it is the waves, the carves or the board…

What board bag?

Quiver mates?

The Zero will be perfect with a Neverstick or a big NFA for the low range.

It will also be perfectly complementary to an Alley for radical surfers.

On the other hand, it will be rather double with an NFA of its size or a Karmen which will try to perform in the same waves but with a different style.

It’s also the ideal board in the quiver of a surfer who wants a very handy SUP to complete his surfboard collection for microscopic waves. It would be a good partner in crime.

Which fin set-up?

The best fin set-up is a matter of style:

1/ For everyone: a single 7’’ or 8’’ fin with small longboard side fins: maximum maneuverability. We have a little less acceleration but the board fits perfectly in the carves that go for. It is magic.

2/ For the Pros : a single 6’’ fin with a lot of surface (like a trifin that would be bigger) combined with small side fins of the size that would be used for a trifin set-up. For example, a 6” GONG and two Toledos M side fins if your usual trifin is in L. With this set-up you will have a snappy board, on which you can push without limits in carves. It will be safe and radical at the same time.

The identical-length 2+1 tri-fin setup is also a solid choice, especially for the 9’. Position the front of the center fin 4 cm behind the tips of the side fins. A Performer 2+1 set is ideal—go for the recommended fin size or slightly larger, but never smaller. You’ll need that extra grip to fully take advantage of the Zero’s maneuverability.

Reminder of the FCS2 fin sizes recommended in trifin (three fins of identical size):

XS for less than 55 kg / 120 Lbs
S for 55 kg – 70 kg / 120 Lbs – 155 Lbs
M for 65 kg – 80 kg / 145 Lbs – 175 Lbs
L for 75 kg – 90 kg / 165 Lbs – 200 Lbs
XL for those over 85 kg / 190 Lbs

Note that before the shape, it is the material of the fins that makes the performance. Remember that the stiffer the fins, the better it works. Yes, a pro needs good fins, but an amateur also needs to go fast because speed is the basis of all maneuvers.

Never take shorter, unless you’re as light and precise as a cat.

A surfer who wants more speed, more beautiful carves, cleaner surfing, working on his speed gain, will take one size above the recommended size. Be careful because more surface on a large board gives a rather amorphous whole. Don’t go too big if you want to keep mobility.

In a setup that mixes sets, consider that the total surface area of your fins should always be the same. If you lengthen the center fin, you have to reduce the side fins. These provide grip and acceleration; and the center fin does the pivot and the drive.

The solution 1 is the most versatile on the 9″ and 10″ Zero. To optimize it, you can put 100mm side fins and mount a 7’’ or 8’’ Pivot, Clique, or Connect central fin.

Here is a reminder of the effects of the different association of 2+1 fins :

Side fins of 100mm + Center of 6″: not enough drive, it’ll skid out alot.
Side fins of 100mm + Center of 7: ideal for a maximum of handling and freedom in carves.
Side fins of 100mm + Center of 8: perfect management of the turns and good noserides.
Side fins of 100mm + Center of 9 : a lot of drive, probably too much.
Side fins of 100mm + Center of 10″: it’s too much unless you weigh 120 kg.

In 2 + 1, the front of the base of the central fin will be set 2cm behind the rear tip of the side fins. The setting offers the best handling. For more control, simply move the center fin 2cm by 2cm or take a center fin one inch deeper.

A single fin set-up is possible on the Zero, but it will calm the board and cause it to lose acceleration when pushing in the legs. It’s nice with the 12’, but below it’s questionable. Everyone will see according to their desires. No less than 9″ in any case as a single fin. And in a rather modern shape to keep up with the tempo of the board.

Paddle length?

Stick to your recommended size—no more, no less. Ideally, go for the Pro version to match your weight. If you're aiming for a more radical ride, you can size down slightly. Some surfers trim them to eyebrow height on shortboards, but we don’t recommend that for the Zero. In fact, for longer boards, we suggest sizing up a bit for a smoother, more relaxed rhythm.

Which leash?

Take the length of your board and a 10’ for the 12’. Under shoulder high waves, a reduced diameter (6mm) will make you gain a lot of speed. Above you must have a minimum of 7mm.

Check its condition before each session and change it every year. This is your life jacket.

Equipments

The Zero FSP Pro features a high-end 5mm deck pad that combines ultimate grip with exceptional comfort.

The 3D Function Tail Pad at the back offers "smart" traction with strategically placed grooves and cutouts that enhance feel and board awareness, keeping your feet locked in and tuned for precision surfing.

Up front, the Front Pad Ridge Traction provides uncompromising grip and surgical control while maintaining a soft, cushioned feel.

This multi-zone deck pad gives the new Zero a perfectly balanced connection—precise, comfortable, and effortlessly controlled.

The ergonomic deck handle makes carrying your board effortless. It even lets you lift it out of the water with one hand—super practical!

This handle also houses the vent screw, keeping it protected and eliminating the need for a separate reinforcement that would add unnecessary weight. A smart, lightweight solution.

The automatic vent screw features a membrane that lets air flow between the board’s core and the surrounding air while keeping water out. It regulates pressure fluctuations seamlessly, increasing durability with zero effort on your part. That said, we still recommend keeping your board out of direct sunlight and removing the vent plug when flying.

Our boards are equipped with an adjustable US box and two FCS 2 boxes. The anchoring in the sandwich construction is firm thanks to the high thickness of our technology, making it both highly efficient and extremely durable.

These are simply the best fin boxes available. Whether you prefer a 2+1 or trifin setup, you’ll have access to an endless range of premium fins to match your style.

The leash plug is virtually indestructible, securely bonded into the high-density PVC sandwich construction of the deck. This means no risk of losing your board on the rocks—or water seeping in—since the PVC layer is completely waterproof.

To summarize the features of the Zero

1 central US 7″/180mm fin and 2 FCS II Glass Flex S/100mm side fins for a 2+1 set-up.
Exception for the Zero 12′: 1 US 9″ center fin and 2 FCSII Carver Glass Flex S/100 mm side fins for a 2+1 setup.
1 reinforced US center box and 2 high-strength FCS II side boxes, set on high-density PVC reinforcements for a rock-solid 2+1 configuration.
5mm deck pad: designed for ultimate comfort and unbeatable grip.
Concrete Fixed leash plug at the tail—so you never lose your board.
Integrated carry handle in the center of the deck for easy transport.
Automatic vent plug to regulate pressure.

Delivery

Orders are prepared and shipped quickly: most are dispatched within 24 to 48 business hours.
The delivery time, meaning the transit of the parcel to your address, then depends on the delivery location and the carrier.
Shipping costs are transparent and calculated based on weight, volume, and delivery address.

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Exchanges & Returns

You have a 14-day right of withdrawal to return or exchange a new product that does not suit you.

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Eco-Responsible Packaging

We prioritize sustainable, recyclable, and reusable packaging solutions, minimizing single-use plastic as much as possible while ensuring optimal protection for products, including large items.