Surf J.Low EPS - EPS 5'8 / White Second Hand 14975

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Surf J.Low EPS - EPS 5'8 / White Second Hand 14975

Name: Surf J.Low EPS - EPS 5'8 / White Second Hand 14975
Brand: GONG
SKU: OC14975
Price: 269.0 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Board in good condition, repaired in our workshop around one of the fin boxes. It shows very faint traces of wax and very slight pressure dents on the deck from use (purely cosmetic, very subtle).

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Quality boards conceived in France

techno-eps EPS
single-tab-box Single tab box
tail-fish Fish tail
fins-twin Twin
outline-surf-retro Retro

Specifications

5'8 | 171.0cm
21 1/2" | 55.0cm
2 7/8" | 7.3cm

Rider

Intermediate

Expert

70kg

79kg

97kg

105kg

Conditions

Wave size

Knee

Waist

Overhead

Wave speed

Slow

Moderate

Fast

Wave shape

Soft

Steep

Hollow

Aptitudes

Paddling comfort

Verticality

Carving

Cruising

Drive

Natural speed

Program

Description

Programme

The modernised fast and fun fish to rediscover the glide, speed and style of a twin keel, with more control, grip and performance thanks to the channels.

Overview

With its retro design and cult history, the fish is much more than just a board: it’s a symbol of surf culture. Owning a fish is a statement of style, a freer, smoother, more instinctive way of surfing.

The J.Low picks up that iconic spirit: let it glide, go fast and draw beautiful curves. From the very first waves, you get that unique twin keel feeling back, with loads of flow, natural speed build-up and that effortless sense of speed that makes a fish so addictive.

But the J.Low is not just a simple retro fish. Its shape keeps the fundamentals of the genre, with classic curves and a free-flowing ride, while adding real modernity through the rails and bottom shape. The result: more precision, more hold and a board capable of going further than a traditional fish.

The channels clearly change the board’s behaviour. They add grip, stabilise the board at high speed and support the action of the fins, without compromising the twin’s natural glide. You keep the flow, but with more control so you can push harder.

That’s what allows the J.Low to venture into faster, hollower or more powerful waves than those usually associated with a fish. It stays smooth and stylish, but inspires more confidence when the wave starts to accelerate.

The J.Low is a board every surfer should ride at least once in their life: speed, freedom, style, grip and flow. A modernised, iconic and high-performance fish, made for drawing beautiful lines with maximum enjoyment.

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.

EPS Surf Technology

Key features:

Premium materials: EPS foam blanks, epoxy resin and fiberglass, all selected to meet our exact design requirements.
100% epoxy resin construction over a 28 kg/m³ EPS foam blank with a 3 mm wooden stringer.
Deck layup: 2 layers of 6 oz fiberglass and 1 layer of 4 oz fiberglass.
Bottom layup: 1 layer of 6 oz fiberglass, 1 layer of 4 oz fiberglass, plus an additional 4 oz fiberglass reinforcement patch covering the tail and fin box area.
CNC pre-shaped, checked against traditional templates, then finished entirely by hand.
Matte finish for better glide, improved scratch resistance and a competition-inspired look.
Easy to restore to like-new condition after dings.
Outstanding strength to flex to weight ratio, allowing the shape to perform at its full potential.
This is the modern benchmark construction, available in fiberglass or carbon, and the preferred choice of highly technical surfers seeking maximum performance.
Every board is 100% shaped and glassed in our factory in Asia, using the exact methods developed and tested in our workshop in France.

Technical sheet

Surf J.Low EPS - EPS 5'8 / White Second Hand 14975 EPS / 5'8 / White

Download the user guide

Buying guide

Who is it for?

For surfers who want to rediscover the style, speed and free glide of a fish, with a more modern, more controlled and higher-performance ride than a traditional fish.

For intermediate to advanced surfers who love drawing clean lines, linking carves and surfing with flow, rather than only looking for a vertical shortboard approach.

For those who want an iconic board in their quiver: a different board, fast, stylish, that makes you want to let it run, go fast and enjoy a unique twin keel feel.

What for?

For surfing with speed, freedom and style in small to medium conditions, while keeping enough hold to push harder when the wave gets faster.

To go further than a classic fish. The channels add hold, stabilise the board and enhance the fins' action, which lets you keep control in hollower or more powerful waves.

To enjoy the twin feel without losing confidence. The J.Low keeps the fish's smooth, free glide, but with a more precise, more stable and more usable ride when you accelerate.

What board size?

The J.Low is generally ridden shorter than a classic shortboard, because its fish outline, volume and usable surface area already provide plenty of paddling power, stability and natural speed.

Don't choose it too big: its appeal comes from its compact format, its flow and its ability to sit quickly under your feet. Too much length would reduce the lively, fluid and playful side of the shape.

If you're between two sizes, choose the bigger one for more paddling power, comfort and earlier take-off in weak waves. Choose the smaller one to emphasise manoeuvrability, the free feel and a more reactive rail-to-rail ride.

What are the ideal waves?

Size: from small waves to medium waves, depending on your level, build and the power of the spot.

Power: it works very well in soft to average waves, but its channels also let it keep more hold when the wave gets faster or hollower.

Shape: it prefers waves with a bit of face to let its glide shine through: clean lines, sections to connect, fast waves but not too chaotic. That's where its flow, twin keel and channels deliver the best balance.

Which construction?

The J.Low needs a construction capable of preserving its natural speed, drive and precision. The goal is to have a board that feels lively under your feet, but composed enough to hold its line as speed builds.

A light, responsive construction will highlight the speed build-up, glide and fast and fun side of the fish. It helps the board get going quickly, keep its energy and stay enjoyable in small to medium conditions.

The aim isn't to have a board that's too soft or too tame, but one that keeps the flow of a fish with enough response to make the most of the channels, modern rails and twin keel.

Which fin setup?

The J.Low comes set up as a twin keel Single Tab. It's the setup that delivers the true fish feel: lots of speed, little drag, smooth glide and natural drive through long carves.

Keel fins bring a wide base, which means hold, support and drawn-out lines. They let you push hard without breaking the line, while keeping that free, stylish ride that is unique to a twin.

The 50% nylon / 50% fibreglass fins bring a good balance of control, stiffness and response under pressure. They keep their hold at high speed and work perfectly with the channels.

Which shape should you choose?

Choose the J.Low if you want a modernised iconic fish: a fast, free and stylish board, but more precise and higher-performing than a purely retro fish.

Its 100% fish outline delivers the glide. Its low rocker brings the speed. Its fish tail keeps the drive. Its modern rails add precision. Its channels enhance hold and stability without taking away the twin's flow.

The J.Low is therefore the right choice for surfers who want to let it run, go fast and draw beautiful carves, with a board rooted in surf culture that keeps its style while pushing fish performance further.

Which bag?

Equipments

These boards come fitted with a leash plug and 2 Single Tab fin boxes for a twin 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.