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Surf 9'2 Ten Blues EPS

Name: GONG - Surf 9'2 Ten Blues EPS
Brand: GONG
SKU: GON26BOASURFUBEPSWHI-70
Price: 517.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Longboard glide with the playful rhythm of a twin in medium waves.

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$517

Type EPS

EPS

Taille 7'0

7'0
8'0
9'0

Couleur White

Echo Twin Fins Set - ST Box

L

Available on October 6, 2026

Tide Trailer Fin - ST Box

Surf Socks

Longboard 9'2 / BLACK / WHITE

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techno-eps EPS
fins-trifin Twin+1
single-tab-box Single tab box
tail-round Round Tail
outline-surf-long Mini-Malibu

Specifications

7'0 | 213.4cm
21 1/4" | 54.0cm
2 15/16" | 7.4cm
Volume: 50.0L

Rider

Intermediate

Expert

40kg

53kg

78kg

90kg

Conditions

Wave size

Knee

Waist

Overhead

Wave speed

Slow

Moderate

Fast

Wave shape

Soft

Steep

Hollow

Aptitudes

Paddling comfort

Verticality

Carving

Cruising

Natural speed

Noseriding

Program

Description

Programme

A playful hybrid longboard, the Fury Blues blends longboard glide, twin-fin pace and lively manoeuvrability to link speed, carves and footwork in medium waves.

Overview

The Fury Blues is the board that brings rhythm to your glide. It keeps the trim, style and flow of a bigger board, but with a constant urge to turn, build speed and play with every section.

Its programme is built for medium waves, the kind where you want paddle power, speed and flow, without being locked into a single line. It gets going easily, accelerates fast and makes you want to link carves with more tempo than a classic longboard.

It’s a board for surfers who like to stay in motion. You can draw out a line, lay into a carve, build speed over a flat section, reposition the board, then move up to the nose when the wave settles into the pocket.

Its feel is very lively. The glide stays smooth, but the handling has that twin-fin character: fast, free and full of rhythm, with just the right amount of hold to push through your turns without losing your line.

The Fury Blues comes in three sizes, three takes on the same concept. In 7’, it becomes compact, reactive and highly mobile. In 8’, it finds a natural balance between paddling, glide and manoeuvrability. In 9’, it delivers a true performance longboard programme, with more movement on the board and more potential on the nose.

It’s not made for trimming straight to the end of the wave. It wants to connect sections, create speed, draw carves and keep style through the transitions. It’s a board that adds depth to everyday sessions.

What makes it special is that rare blend of longboard glide and playful handling. You keep the drawn-out lines, elegance and enjoyment of footwork, but with a board that’s livelier, more rhythmic and easier to throw around.

The Fury Blues is aimed at surfers looking for a stylish, fast hybrid board, capable of turning medium waves into a fluid, creative playground that’s always in motion.

OUTLINE

The outline combines a longboard-inspired front end with a more playful tail. The nose brings paddling, glide and presence under the front foot, while the effective length delivers more projection, down-the-line speed and efficient wave entry.

Depending on the size, the feel changes significantly: more compact and agile in 7’, more balanced in 8’, more performance longboard in 9’. You still get real manoeuvrability, without losing the pleasure of glide.

ROCKER

The rocker matches the board's hybrid programme: enough glide to keep speed down the line, enough curve to avoid locking the ride into one track through direction changes.

This balance lets you link sections with rhythm. The board gets going easily, accelerates, repositions itself and keeps a fluid feel in medium waves.

BOTTOM

The channels on the bottom streamline the flow and add drive. They boost acceleration, especially through flat or less powerful sections, without needing to push hard through your turns.

This hull keeps the board flowing between manoeuvres. The board holds its speed, builds speed naturally and keeps that fast, lively feel that defines its identity.

TAIL

The tail carries over the Fury spirit with a fluid, playful round tail. It frees up the carves, makes rail-to-rail transitions easier, and delivers a more mobile feel than a wide, high-lift tail.

This tail lets you turn tighter, build speed naturally, and keep a smooth transition between turns. The board keeps its glide, but becomes far more lively.

RAILS

The rails follow the Fury Blues hybrid brief: fairly soft up front to preserve glide, comfort and a smooth ride, then more refined through the tail to support your foot pressure and free up the carves.

This transition makes it a board that’s easy to bring to life under your feet. You can draw out a line, roll rail-to-rail, build speed through a flat section and keep that fast, playful and natural feel that defines the concept.

Single Tab connection: simple, direct and solid

The Single Tab system features a single, extended base on each fin. This design creates a solid connection with the fin box, making installation simple, fin changes quick, and power transfer exceptionally direct.

On the water, the benefits are immediate. The board responds instantly, the fins work without unwanted play, and every input translates into drive, grip and control. This is especially valuable on high performance boards, where precise feedback is essential at high speeds and through committed turns.

The Single Tab system also makes it easy to fine tune your setup for different conditions. Changing fin size, template or flex lets you refine the board's feel in just a few moments. It provides a clean, durable and efficient connection, allowing you to unlock the full potential of the shape.

Good to know: Single Tab fin boxes are only compatible with Single Tab fins.

Key benefits:

Simple installation and quick fin changes.
Direct connection for immediate response underfoot.
Excellent drive, grip and control through powerful turns.

Surf EPS Technology

Key points:

Premium materials: EPS foam blank, epoxy resin, fiberglass, central US box and Single Tab side fin boxes.
100% epoxy resin construction over a 28 kg/m³ stringered EPS foam blank.
High-quality central wood stringer: 1 x 5 mm to reinforce the board along its entire length.
Deck construction: 2 layers of 6 oz fiberglass, 1 layer of 4 oz fiberglass.
Bottom construction: 1 layer of 6 oz fiberglass, 1 layer of 4 oz fiberglass, plus 1 reinforcing patch of 4 oz fiberglass covering the tail and fin boxes.
2+1 setup with a central US box and two Single Tab side fin boxes.
CNC pre-shaped, shape checked using traditional templates, 100% hand-finished.
Matte finish for better glide, reduced sensitivity to scratches and a competition look.
Technology that can easily be restored to like-new condition after damage using suitable epoxy resins.
Excellent strength / responsiveness / weight ratio to bring out the technical qualities of the shape.
Boards 100% shaped and glassed in our factory in Asia, which strictly replicates the methods developed and tested in our workshop in France.

Technical sheet

Surf 9'2 Ten Blues EPS EPS / 7'0 / White

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Buying guide

Who is it for?

For surfers looking for a hybrid, fast and playful board, able to combine big-board glide, twin-fin pace and real manoeuvrability in medium waves.

The Fury Blues is for those who like to surf in motion: draw out their lines, build speed, link up carves, play with the sections and move up to the nose when the wave sets up nicely.

It’s the right choice if you want a board that feels livelier than a classic longboard, but with more glide, paddling and range than a compact board.

What for?

To turn medium waves into a fluid, creative playground. The Fury Blues gets going easily, builds speed, crosses flat sections and keeps its pace between manoeuvres.

Its programme blends longboard glide with a playful ride. You can surf drawn-out lines, step back onto the tail to accelerate, build speed through the soft parts, then move forward again when the section allows it.

It’s not designed for pure longboard noseriding, nor for charging very hollow waves like a Zero or a Moodgun. Its appeal lies elsewhere: speed, flow, carves, speed build-up and riding pleasure.

What board size?

The Fury Blues comes in 7’0, 8’0 and 9’0, with volumes from 50L to 70L. Each size offers a different take on the same concept.

The 7’0 is the most compact, lively and agile. It suits surfers looking for a feel closer to a playful midlength, with plenty of manoeuvrability and speed build-up.

The 8’0 is the most balanced size. It keeps the paddling, glide and comfort, while still being easy to move through carves and transitions.

The 9’0 leans further into the performance longboard programme. It offers more range, more movement on the board and more potential on the nose, while keeping the lively side of the Fury Blues concept.

What are the ideal waves?

Size: small to medium waves, up to around head-high depending on your level and the spot.

Power: it likes soft to average waves, with enough line to accelerate, connect sections and build speed without forcing it.

Shape: it works very well in clean or slightly imperfect waves, especially when there are flat sections to cross and carves to draw.

It’s a board built around pace: the more room the wave gives you to move, reposition and build speed, the more interesting it becomes.

What fin setup?

The Fury Blues is designed around a tri-fin Single Tab setup, ideal for a 2+1 twin + trailer style setup. The two main fins deliver the flow, speed and freedom of a twin.

The small centre trailer adds just enough hold to stabilise the board, refine the lines and push through your turns without losing glide.

Choose a subtle trailer to keep a very free and playful feel. Fit a more pronounced trailer if you want more grip, more control and a more reassuring ride when the wave starts to accelerate.

Which shape should you choose?

Choose the Fury Blues if you want a board with a fresh approach, somewhere between a longboard, a midlength and a twin, with loads of flow and a real urge to turn.

Choose the Ten Blues if you want a smoother longboard, more geared towards small waves, easy noserides and continuous glide.

Choose the Moblog if your priority is to make the most of very soft waves, with more drive off the tail and more immediate efficiency.

If you’re looking for a stylish, fast and creative board to surf average conditions with more pace than a classic longboard, the Fury Blues is the most playful choice in the range.

Which bag?

Equipments

These boards come fitted with a leash plug and 3 Single Tab fin boxes for a twin or twin + trailer setup.

Depending on what you want, your build, the conditions and your surfing style, you can fine-tune the board’s feel with different sets of GONG fibreglass fins compatible with Single Tab.

The twin setup uses two side fins. The twin + trailer setup adds a small centre fin.

GONG Single Tab plastic twin set included.
Centre trailer not included.
3 Single Tab boxes for a twin or twin + trailer setup.
Leash plug at the tail so you never lose your board.

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Who is the Fury Blues for?

For surfers looking for a hybrid, fast and playful board, somewhere between a longboard, a midlength and a twin feel. It’s made for surfing on the move, building speed, linking sections and keeping the flow going in medium waves.

What conditions does it perform best in?

It performs best in small to medium waves, from soft to average, with enough line to glide, accelerate and link up carves. It loves waves that let you move around, reposition the board and keep the rhythm going.

Which size should you choose in Fury Blues?

The 7’0 is the most compact, lively and manoeuvrable. The 8’0 offers the best balance of paddling, glide and manoeuvrability. The 9’0 delivers a true performance longboard programme, with more length, more movement on the board and more potential on the nose.

Is it a longboard or a midlength?

That depends on the size you choose. In 7’0 and 8’0, it feels more like a playful, fast midlength. In 9’0, it becomes a hybrid performance longboard, with more glide, better lines and more room to move around.

Can you walk to the nose on the Fury Blues?

Yes, especially in 9’0 and when the board is properly locked into the pocket. It’s not a pure noserider, but its longboard-inspired nose lets you move around, draw out your lines and go for a few nose rides when the section has enough hold.

Which fin setup should you use?

The Fury Blues is designed around a tri-fin Single Tab setup, ideal as a 2+1 twin + trailer setup. The two main fins deliver the speed and flow of a twin, while the small centre trailer adds just the right amount of hold to stabilise things without locking it up.

What’s the difference compared with the Ten Blues?

The Ten Blues is more geared towards smooth longboard surfing, small waves, easy noserides and continuous glide. The Fury Blues has more rhythm, feels more playful and more agile, with a feel that’s closer to a twin and a real urge to turn.

Why choose the Fury Blues over a classic longboard?

Because it brings a more modern, livelier take on the big board. It keeps the glide, trim and style, but adds rhythm, speed build-up and a freer feel to turn average waves into a creative playground.

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