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9' 1" Heritage Longboard. 9' 1" × 23¼" × 3" – Volume 82.59L. Classic Trim & Timeless Style The 9'1 Longboard is built for the purist. This board is all about that effortless, "feet-in-the-wax" gliding experience. Shaped with a classic longboard template, it features a stable platform that encourages you to walk the board and spend time on the nose. The 9'0" length makes it slightly more manageable in the water than a traditional "log," giving you a bit more swing-weight for turns without losing that majestic longboard feel. If you're looking to master the art of the cross-step and want a board that looks as good as it rides, this resin-tinted beauty is the one.. Available in Bottle Green, Sky Blue or Duck Egg.. FCS II Fin Recommendations. The Heritage Longboard runs a 2+1 setup: two FCS II side finboxes, the tool-free system compatible with the full FCS II range, plus a standard longbox centre fin box, which takes any screw-and-plate centre fin, including FCS options. All fins are sold separately, so you can dial in the exact ride you want.. To make that simple, we've worked directly with FCS to pair a side fin set and centre fin to this board's specific shape and how it performs in the water, our genuine recommendation, not a generic pairing.. Pick your side fins and centre fin on the right to complete your setup.. The Circle One Heritage Range. Step back in time without sacrificing the tech. Our Heritage range is a tribute to the golden era of surfing, using modernised shapes by the legendary Jeff Townsley, the founder of Circle One and an OG of the British shaping scene since the 70s.. These boards feature a Premium Epoxy Resin Tint finish. This traditional technique creates a deep, vibrant, and translucent colour that is "in" the resin, not just painted on. Because each board is hand-laminated and hand-finished, the tint creates unique colours and sometimes patterns, ensuring your board is a one-of-a-kind work of art. Combined with modern FCS II fin boxes (the most versatile system on the market), these boards offer vintage soul, wave catching ease combined with the reliability and performance of today's best materials.. Technical Construction. EPS High Density Pressurised Foam Core — light, responsive and buoyant. Epoxy Resin — significantly stronger than polyester resin, with better impact resistance and a superior strength-to-weight ratio. Premium Porcher E-Glass Fibreglass — premium layers for exceptional durability and consistent flex. Crosslink Reinforcement on deck and rails for maximum impact resistance. Unidirectional Full Length 4-Ply Wood Stringer for strength and controlled flex. Hot Coat Durable Outer Shield Finish. Glorious Rich Gloss Tint Finish — available in Bottle Green, Teal Blue or Duck Egg. Board Specifications. Board Dimensions. 9' 1" × 23¼" × 3". Volume. 82.59L. Shaper. Jeff Townsley. Board Type. Classic Longboard. Fin Setup. 2+1 · FCS II Side Finboxes & Standard Longbox Centre (not FCS branded · screw-and-plate compatible · fins sold separately). Tail Shape. Square Tail. Bottom Contour. Single to Double Concave to Vee through tail. Skill Level. Beginner to Advanced. Conditions. Knee to Overhead. Who Is This Board For?. Surfers who want to master the art of classic longboarding — cross-stepping, trimming, nose time. Beginners who want to learn on the most forgiving, wave-friendly shape in the range. Intermediate longboarders developing their technique and style on a properly shaped board. Experienced surfers who want a beautiful, high-performance longboard with genuine heritage behind it. Anyone who wants a board that looks as good as it rides. Frequently Asked Questions. What type of waves is the Heritage Longboard designed for?. The Heritage Longboard is designed for everyday surf conditions — knee-high to overhead, with a preference for slower, more open waves where the board can find its line and you have time to move. Its length and volume make it one of the most effective wave-catching shapes available, meaning you'll be riding waves that shorter boards can't reach. For the kind of mellow, long-breaking surf the UK regularly delivers — particularly at point breaks and slower beach breaks — it's in its element.. Is the 9' 1" suitable for beginners?. Yes — a longboard is one of the best options for anyone learning to surf. The length and volume make paddling easier, take-offs earlier, and the ride more forgiving. At 9' 1" and 82.59 litres, the Heritage Longboard has more than enough stability for a beginner to build confidence quickly. As your surfing develops, the board opens up — longboarding has its own techniques and style that take years to master, so you won't outgrow it any time soon.. What is cross-stepping and can I learn it on this board?. Cross-stepping is the technique of walking up and down the board while riding a wave — moving your feet alternately across each other rather than shuffling. It's the foundation of classic longboard style and the skill that leads to nose-riding. The Heritage Longboard's stable platform and classic template make it ideal for learning to cross-step. The length gives you room to move, and the board's predictable feel means you can focus on footwork rather than fighting to stay in control.. What volume do I need for a longboard?. The Heritage Longboard comes in at 82.59 litres, suited to surfers in a wide range of weights and abilities. For beginners, more volume generally means easier paddling, earlier take-offs, and greater stability — so erring on the higher side is usually the right call. More experienced surfers can work with less, but at 9' 1", this board already carries enough volume to suit the vast majority of surfers comfortably. If you're unsure, get in touch and we'll help you work it out.. Which FCS II fins work best with this board?. We've hand-picked specific fin options for the Heritage Longboard based on our knowledge of how this board is shaped and how it performs. The side fins are FCS II compatible, and we've selected recommended FCS II side fin options accordingly. The centre fin uses a traditional longbox (screw and plate), and we've also hand-picked an FCS centre fin to complement the setup. Our recommendations — standard and premium — cover both, so you can order everything you need in one go. You'll find them via the fin upgrade buttons above. If you'd like further guidance, feel free to get in touch.. What is the difference between the Heritage Longboard and the Heritage Noserider?. Both are longboards, but they're shaped for slightly different styles of surfing. The Heritage Longboard at 9' 1" is a classic all-round trim board — stable, flowing, and ideal for cross-stepping and general longboard technique. The Heritage Noserider at 9' 6" is specifically optimised for spending time on the nose — it has a nose concave, 50/50 rails, and a single fin setup designed to keep the board locked in the pocket while you walk forward. If nose-riding is your primary goal, the Noserider is the one. If you want a more versatile longboarding experience, the 9' 1" is the better choice.. Contact our team — or email us directly at sales@circle-one.co.uk

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7' Heritage Egg. 7' 0" × 21¼" × 2½" – Volume 42.49L. The Ultimate All-Rounder The 7' Egg is the "Swiss Army Knife" of the Heritage range. Its rounded nose and tail offer a smooth, predictable flow that makes it the perfect bridge between a longboard and a performance mid-length. With 42.49 litres of volume, it offers incredible stability for those still perfecting their pop-up, yet the hand-shaped "egg" rails allow more experienced riders to lay it over into deep, carving turns. It's the ultimate "one-board quiver"—friendly enough for a beginner to gain confidence, but refined enough to handle punchy overhead surf for the seasoned local.. Available in Bottle Green, Sky Blue or Duck Egg.. FCS II Fin Recommendations. The Heritage Egg comes fitted with FCS II finboxes as standard, the tool-free system trusted by more surfers worldwide than any other. Fins are sold separately, so you can choose the exact feel you want.. To make that easy, we've worked directly with FCS to hand-pick the fins that suit this board's shape and how it rides in the water. No guesswork, no scrolling through dozens of generic options, just the two or three sets we know perform best on the Heritage Egg.. Add your fin choice on the right to complete your setup.. The Circle One Heritage Range. Step back in time without sacrificing the tech. Our Heritage range is a tribute to the golden era of surfing, using modernised shapes by the legendary Jeff Townsley, the founder of Circle One and an OG of the British shaping scene since the 70s.. These boards feature a Premium Epoxy Resin Tint finish. This traditional technique creates a deep, vibrant, and translucent colour that is "in" the resin, not just painted on. Because each board is hand-laminated and hand-finished, the tint creates unique colours and sometimes patterns, ensuring your board is a one-of-a-kind work of art. Combined with modern FCS II fin boxes (the most versatile system on the market), these boards offer vintage soul, wave catching ease combined with the reliability and performance of today's best materials.. Technical Construction. EPS High Density Pressurised Foam Core — light, responsive and buoyant. Epoxy Resin — significantly stronger than polyester resin, with better impact resistance and a superior strength-to-weight ratio. Premium Porcher E-Glass Fibreglass — premium layers for exceptional durability and consistent flex. Crosslink Reinforcement on deck and rails for maximum impact resistance. Unidirectional Full Length 4-Ply Wood Stringer for strength and controlled flex. Hot Coat Durable Outer Shield Finish. Glorious Rich Gloss Tint Finish — available in Bottle Green, Teal Blue or Duck Egg. Board Specifications. Board Dimensions. 7' 0" × 21¼" × 2½". Volume. 42.49L. Shaper. Jeff Townsley. Board Type. Mid-Length Retro Egg. Fin Setup. Thruster · FCS II Finboxes (fins sold separately). Tail Shape. Round Tail. Bottom Contour. Concave to Vee through tail. Skill Level. Beginner to Advanced. Conditions. Knee to Overhead. Who Is This Board For?. Beginners gaining confidence who want a stable, forgiving shape with real performance potential. Intermediate surfers looking for a versatile one-board quiver option. More experienced surfers wanting a fun, responsive mid-length for a wide range of conditions. Longboarders looking to ride something shorter without losing paddle power or stability. Anyone after a properly crafted heritage shape that stands apart from mass-produced alternatives. Frequently Asked Questions. What type of waves is the Heritage Egg designed for?. The Heritage Egg works across a wide range of conditions — knee-high to overhead and beyond. The wide outline and generous volume make it quick to paddle and easy to catch waves on, even in smaller or messier surf. As conditions improve, the shaped rails and bottom contour give more experienced surfers the tools to push harder. In everyday UK surf it's hard to beat as an all-round option.. Is this board suitable for beginners?. Yes — at 51 litres, the Heritage Egg has enough volume and stability for a beginner who is ready to progress onto a hard board. The rounded outline is forgiving and predictable, which builds confidence quickly. Crucially, it's also a board that grows with you — as your surfing develops, the egg shape rewards better technique with a more responsive, engaging ride. You won't outgrow it quickly.. What is a thruster fin setup?. A thruster is a three-fin setup — one centre fin and two side fins. It's the most widely used configuration in modern surfing, offering a balance of drive, control, and manoeuvrability. The three fins work together to give the board hold through turns and stability at speed. The Heritage Egg's FCS II finboxes are compatible with the full range of FCS II thruster sets, and we've hand-picked the options we think work best with this specific shape.. What volume should I choose for an egg surfboard?. The Heritage Egg comes in at 42.49 litres, which makes it accessible across a wide range of surfer weights and abilities. As a general guide, beginners tend to benefit from volume at around 100% of their body weight in kilograms, while intermediate surfers can go somewhat lower and advanced surfers lower still. If you're unsure whether 51 litres is right for you, get in touch and we'll help you work it out.. Which FCS II fins work best with this board?. We've hand-picked specific FCS II fin options for the Heritage Egg based on our knowledge of how this board is shaped and how it performs. There's a wide range of FCS II fins available, but our recommendations represent what we genuinely believe works best with this particular shape. You'll find them via the fin upgrade buttons above — a standard option and a premium option depending on your preference and budget. If you'd like further guidance, feel free to get in touch.. What is an egg surfboard?. An egg surfboard is a mid-length shape — typically 6 to 8 feet — with a wide, rounded nose and tail, soft rails, and a low-to-moderate rocker. The name comes from the board's oval outline. Eggs sit between a longboard and a shortboard in terms of feel: they paddle well and catch waves easily, but are more manoeuvrable than a traditional longboard. They've been a staple shape since the late 1960s and remain one of the most practical and enjoyable all-round designs available.. Contact our team — or email us directly at sales@circle-one.co.uk

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9' 6" Heritage Nose Rider. 9' 6" × 23¾" × 3½" – Volume 80.5L. The King of the Lineup The 9'6" is the ultimate wave-catching machine in the Heritage collection. With a massive 80.5L of volume, this board offers a "cadillac" ride, smooth, stable, and completely unflappable. It is designed specifically for traditional noseriding, featuring a wide platform and deep nose concave to create lift while you're hanging ten. This board turns any ripple into a rideable wave, making it perfect for those long summer sessions or surfers who want the absolute maximum glide. Every 9'6" is a hand-shaped masterpiece that celebrates the heritage of British surfing.. Available in Bottle Green, Sky Blue or Duck Egg.. Fin Recommendations. The Heritage Noserider is fitted with a single standard longbox centre finbox, compatible with any screw-and-plate centre fin. This is the traditional, correct setup for a dedicated noserider, fins are sold separately, so you can fine-tune the feel.. The right centre fin makes a real difference to how a noserider performs. Working with FCS We've hand-picked the option on the right based on our knowledge of this board's shape and how it rides in the water, our genuine recommendation for this setup.. Pick your centre fin on the right to complete your setup.. The Circle One Heritage Range. Step back in time without sacrificing the tech. Our Heritage range is a tribute to the golden era of surfing, using modernised shapes by the legendary Jeff Townsley, the founder of Circle One and an OG of the British shaping scene since the 70s.. These boards feature a Premium Epoxy Resin Tint finish. This traditional technique creates a deep, vibrant, and translucent colour that is "in" the resin, not just painted on. Because each board is hand-laminated and hand-finished, the tint creates unique colours and sometimes patterns, ensuring your board is a one-of-a-kind work of art. Combined with modern FCS II fin boxes (the most versatile system on the market), these boards offer vintage soul, wave catching ease combined with the reliability and performance of today's best materials.. Technical Construction. EPS High Density Pressurised Foam Core — light, responsive and buoyant. Epoxy Resin — significantly stronger than polyester resin, with better impact resistance and a superior strength-to-weight ratio. Premium Porcher E-Glass Fibreglass — premium layers for exceptional durability and consistent flex. Crosslink Reinforcement on deck and rails for maximum impact resistance. Unidirectional Full Length 4-Ply Wood Stringer for strength and controlled flex. Hot Coat Durable Outer Shield Finish. Glorious Rich Gloss Tint Finish — available in Bottle Green, Teal Blue or Duck Egg. Board Specifications. Board Dimensions. 9' 6" × 23¾" × 3½". Volume. 80.5L. Shaper. Jeff Townsley. Board Type. Classic Noserider Longboard. Fin Setup. Single Fin · Standard Longbox (not FCS branded · screw-and-plate compatible · fin sold separately). Tail Shape. Square Tail. Bottom Contour. Nose Concave to Flat to Vee through tail. Rail Profile. 50/50 (body) transitioning to 60/40 (tail). Skill Level. Beginner to Advanced. Conditions. Knee to Overhead. Who Is This Board For?. Beginners who want to learn on the most forgiving, wave-friendly shape in the range. Developing longboarders working on cross-stepping, trimming and nose-riding technique. Experienced surfers specifically pursuing the noseriding discipline — hanging five, hanging ten, classic longboard style. Surfers who want maximum glide and the easiest possible wave catching in the lineup. Anyone who wants a hand-shaped board that celebrates the true heritage of surfing. Frequently Asked Questions. What makes the Heritage Noserider different from a standard longboard?. A noserider is specifically designed to be ridden from the front of the board. The deep nose concave generates lift when you walk forward, preventing the nose from sinking. The 50/50 rails through the body create drag to keep the board locked in the pocket of the wave, and the single fin provides directional stability and flow. A standard longboard is shaped for more versatility — turns, trimming, varied technique. The Heritage Noserider is optimised for one thing done exceptionally well: walking to the nose and staying there.. Is the Heritage Noserider suitable for beginners?. Yes — at 9' 6" and 80.5 litres, this is the most accessible board in the range. The volume and length make paddling easy and take-offs forgiving, and the wide, stable platform is ideal for someone still finding their feet. The noserider is also a board that rewards years of practice — learning to cross-step, read the wave, and time your walk to the nose is a skill that develops over time. You won't outgrow it quickly, which makes it a worthwhile long-term investment.. What does ‘hanging ten’ mean, and can I learn it on this board?. Hanging ten means walking all the way to the nose and hanging all ten toes over the tip while maintaining control and trim on the wave. It's one of the most iconic moves in surfing and requires the right board to even attempt it. The Heritage Noserider is specifically shaped to make it possible — the deep nose concave provides the lift needed to keep the tip from sinking when you're up there. Whether you're working towards hanging five or the full ten, this is the board to learn on.. Why does the Heritage Noserider use a single fin?. The single fin is the traditional and correct choice for a noserider. A larger single fin gives the board directional hold and that smooth, flowing feel that defines classic longboarding. It keeps the board tracking cleanly across the face of the wave and provides the stability you need when walking forward. A thruster or 2+1 setup would make the board more manoeuvrable but at the cost of the glide and pocket-hold that noseriding depends on. The single fin is simply the right tool for this job.. What fin should I use with this board?. The Heritage Noserider uses a standard longbox (screw-and-plate) centre fin. We've hand-picked specific FCS centre fin options that we genuinely believe work best with this shape — a larger, more upright fin template is generally the right choice for a dedicated noserider, providing the hold and stability needed for time on the nose. You'll find our standard and premium recommendations via the fin upgrade buttons above. If you'd like further guidance, feel free to get in touch.. What type of waves is the Heritage Noserider designed for?. The Heritage Noserider is at its best in small to medium, slower-peeling waves — the kind of conditions where the board has time to find its line and you have time to walk. Knee to overhead surf with an open face and a predictable peel is ideal. It's not a board for steep, hollow, or fast-breaking waves. For the kind of mellow, long-breaking surf the UK regularly delivers — particularly at point breaks and slower beach breaks — it's in its element.. Contact our team — or email us directly at sales@circle-one.co.uk

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7' 6" Heritage Mini Mal. 7' 6" × 22½" × 2¾" – Volume 56.53L. The 7'6" Mini Mal is the quiet achiever of any quiver, a smooth, confidence-building shape that blends classic glide with everyday versatility. With its generous outline and 56.53 litres of volume, it paddles like a dream, helping you catch waves early and often, whether you're still refining your timing or just want to maximise your session.. Its fuller nose and balanced mid-length proportions provide a stable platform underfoot, while the refined rails keep things responsive when it's time to turn. From trimming clean lines on mellow rollers to drawing longer, more controlled arcs on steeper faces, this board delivers a calm, predictable ride without feeling sluggish. It's the ideal step-up from a soft-top or longboard alternative for progressing surfers, yet still holds enough performance for more experienced riders chasing easy speed and flow. Reliable, forgiving, and endlessly fun, this is the board you reach for when you just want to enjoy surfing.. Available in Bottle Green, Sky Blue or Duck Egg.. FCS II Fin Recommendations. The Heritage Retro Mini Mal comes fitted with FCS II finboxes as standard, the tool-free system trusted by more surfers worldwide than any other. Fins are sold separately, so you can choose the exact feel you want.. To make that easy, we've worked directly with FCS to hand-pick the fins that suit this board's shape and how it rides in the water. No guesswork, no scrolling through dozens of generic options, just the two or three sets we know perform best on the Heritage Egg.. Add your fin choice on the right to complete your setup.. The Circle One Heritage Range. Step back in time without sacrificing the tech. Our Heritage range is a tribute to the golden era of surfing, using modernised shapes by the legendary Jeff Townsley, the founder of Circle One and an OG of the British shaping scene since the 70s.. These boards feature a Premium Epoxy Resin Tint finish. This traditional technique creates a deep, vibrant, and translucent colour that is "in" the resin, not just painted on. Because each board is hand-laminated and hand-finished, the tint creates unique colours and sometimes patterns, ensuring your board is a one-of-a-kind work of art. Combined with modern FCS II fin boxes (the most versatile system on the market), these boards offer vintage soul, wave catching ease combined with the reliability and performance of today's best materials.. Technical Construction. EPS High Density Pressurised Foam Core — light, responsive and buoyant. Epoxy Resin — significantly stronger than polyester resin, with better impact resistance and a superior strength-to-weight ratio. Premium Porcher E-Glass Fibreglass — premium layers for exceptional durability and consistent flex. Crosslink Reinforcement on deck and rails for maximum impact resistance. Unidirectional Full Length 4-Ply Wood Stringer for strength and controlled flex. Hot Coat Durable Outer Shield Finish. Glorious Rich Gloss Tint Finish — available in Bottle Green, Teal Blue or Duck Egg. Board Specifications. Board Dimensions. 7' 6" × 22½" × 2¾". Volume. 56.53L. Shaper. Jeff Townsley. Board Type. Mid-Length Mini Mal. Fin Setup. Thruster · FCS II Finboxes (fins sold separately). Tail Shape. Round Tail. Bottom Contour. Single to Double Concave to Vee through tail. Skill Level. Beginner to Advanced. Conditions. Knee to Overhead. Who Is This Board For?. Beginners transitioning from a soft-top who want a proper hard board without sacrificing stability. Progressing surfers looking for a confidence-building shape that rewards improving technique. Intermediate surfers wanting a reliable all-rounder that works across the widest range of conditions. Experienced surfers wanting to maximise wave count and fun on smaller or slower days. Anyone looking for a single board that genuinely does it all — from beach break to point break. Frequently Asked Questions. What type of waves is the Heritage Mini Mal designed for?. The Heritage Mini Mal is designed to work across a wide range of everyday conditions — from knee-high beach break to overhead surf. Its volume and width mean it paddles into waves early and easily, which makes it particularly effective in smaller or slower surf where wave count matters. It handles cleaner, more powerful waves well too, where the refined rails and bottom contour allow for more controlled, drawn-out turns. In the kind of conditions most UK surfers encounter day-to-day, it's hard to beat.. Is the 7' 6" Mini Mal suitable for beginners?. Yes — the 7' 6" is one of the most popular lengths for surfers making the step from a soft-top to a hard board. The volume and width make it stable and easy to paddle, and the forgiving outline gives you plenty of room to build confidence. It's also a board you won't outgrow quickly — as your surfing improves, the Mini Mal rewards better technique with a more engaging, responsive ride.. What is the difference between a Mini Mal and a longboard?. A longboard is typically 9ft or over, with a style of surfing focused on slow, drawn-out turns, cross-stepping, and nose-riding. A Mini Mal takes the key benefits of a longboard — paddle power, stability, wave-catching ability — and packages them into a shorter, more manageable shape that's easier to transport, easier to turn, and more versatile across different wave types. The Heritage Mini Mal at 7' 6" sits right in that sweet spot between the two.. What volume do I need for a Mini Mal?. The Heritage Mini Mal comes in at 56.53 litres, suited to a wide range of surfer weights and abilities. As a general guide, beginners typically benefit from volume at around 100–120% of their body weight in kilograms, while more experienced surfers can ride lower volumes comfortably. If you're transitioning from a soft-top or a longer board, this volume will feel manageable and confidence-inspiring from the first session. If you're unsure, get in touch and we'll help you work it out.. Which FCS II fins work best with this board?. We've hand-picked specific FCS II fin options for the Heritage Mini Mal based on our knowledge of how this board is shaped and how it performs. There's a wide range of FCS II fins available, but our recommendations represent what we genuinely believe works best with this particular shape. You'll find them via the fin upgrade buttons above — a standard option and a premium option depending on your preference and budget. If you'd like further guidance, feel free to get in touch.. What is a Mini Mal surfboard?. A Mini Mal — short for Mini Malibu — is a mid-length surfboard typically between 7ft and 8' 6", designed to combine the paddle power and stability of a longboard with a more manageable, manoeuvrable shape. The name comes from the classic Malibu longboards popularised in California in the 1960s. Mini Mals have a wide nose, generous volume, and a rounded outline that makes them forgiving and easy to surf — which is why they remain one of the most popular board types worldwide for surfers at all levels.. Contact our team — or email us directly at sales@circle-one.co.uk