Fighting Fish riders shred in all conditions. Polyurethane and fiberglass construction has distinct characteristics, embraced by surfers who want a classic and artisan feel. Vintage PU For those riders insisting anything they ride is classic PU, the PU Heritage series and the Fighting Fish will be your go-to board when the waves are not quite enough for your shortboard. Wave Type: All conditions Ideal Waves: 1-5 ft Level: Beginner – Expert Fin boxes The Fighting Fish comes with NSP’s FTU fin boxes (100% compatible with Futures® fins). Fighting Fish size chart Length Width Thickness Volume Weight 6'0'' 20" 2 ¹/⁴" 31.2 L 3.20kg 6'3'' 20 ¹/²" 2 ³/⁸" 35.4 L 3.53kg 6'6'' 21" 2 ⁵/⁸" 35.4 L 3.70kg  

Our Fish is stable, wide, and flatter-rockered and will out-paddle most shortboards.

Our Fish is stable, wide, and flatter-rockered and will out-paddle most shortboards.

"Not just a groveler" - Our Fish is stable, wide, and flatter-rockered and will out-paddle most shortboards. They’re fast, fun, and perfect for ripping in all kinds of real-world conditions. An NSP Fish is a combination of performance and the specific construction you pick for yours. Rail: Boxy Bottom: Concave into V Ideal Waves: 1-6 ft Level: Beginner – Expert Fish Elements Size Chart:  Length Width Thickness Volume Weight 5'6" 19³/⁴" 2¹/⁸" 28.1 L 3.3kg 6'0" 20¹/²" 2³/⁸" 35.1 L 3.8kg 6'4" 21" 2¹/²" 40.2 L 4.0kg 6'8" 21¹/²" 2¹/²" 43.7 L 4.2kg 7'2" 22" 2 ⁵/⁸" 51.3 L 4.7kg   Fish Elements design: Wide nose creates more volume for added buoyancy providing more stability, faster paddling, and easy entry into the smallest waves with quick acceleration: • Rocker and rail outline are combined with single to double concave bottom, with V through the tail incorporated into a wide swallow tail. • The slight hip behind the front fins reduces the area under the back foot creating a pivot point for snappy turns. Boxy and full rails also add to the overall volume and forgiving nature of this model. • The Fish performance delivers traction, down-the-line speed, and maximum drive over the fattest of sections. Other constructions The Fish also comes in Protech construction, which is lighter and features less fin boxes.  Fins: The Fish Elements comes with NSP’s 5x FTU fin box setup (compatible with FUTURES Fins). All boards come out of the box with 3x MFC-designed FTU fins: 3x MFC-designed thruster set

Customers looking for key design elements like rail wing accents and pintail performance are well served with a Dream Rider PU.

Our Fish is stable, wide, and flatter-rockered and will out-paddle most shortboards.

Shaped by Kym Thompson - built by NSP The Dream Rider PU is a more stand-out alternative to our regular mid-length funboards, built in PU for slicey carves. Customers looking for key design elements like rail wing accents and pintail performance are well served with a Dream Rider PU. Rail: Full, Tucked edge Bottom: Concave into V Ideal Waves: 1 - 6 ft Level: Beginner – Expert Dream Rider PU Size Chart: Length Width Thickness Volume Weight 6'8" 20¹/²" 2¹/²" 39.3 L 3.93 kg 6'10" 20³/⁴" 2¹/²" 40.8 L 4.04 kg 7'2" 21¹/⁴" 2¹/²" 42.4 L 4.29 kg 7'6" 21¹/²" 2¹/²" 48.9 L 4.63 kg   Who's the Dream Rider Funboard for For those riders insisting anything they ride is PU, the Dream Rider PU is their go-to board. Featuring a double-winged tail setup and vintage construction, two small but pronounced shifts in the rail line enhance the maneuverability of your Dream Rider PU. Typically, these "wings" allow shapers to utilize the more loose-turning characteristics of a wider tail ahead of the wings and combine this with the holding power of the narrower tail immediately following them. Kym Thompson chooses to use this design feature as the wings break and shorten the length of the rail line, making the board looser and more playful. Key design elements • The NSP Dream Rider is a Kym Thompson shape and in terms of performance, Dream Rider shapes are designed for both aspiring surfers and intermediate surfers, looking to catch more waves and improve their skills in the fastest way possible. • Stable and performance-oriented for fast-tracking skills, ample nose area which adds paddle power for easy wave catching and driving in smaller waves. • The exotic double rail wing rounded pintail maximizes stability and shortens the radius of the turn giving a quicker and snappier riding board. Fin setup: The Dream Rider PU comes with FTU fin boxes (compatible with Futures® fins). For high-performance accessories for your Dream Rider or interesting alternative shapes, scroll to the bottom of this page.

It paddles easily and catches waves early, it will get you up and riding that much more.

It paddles easily and catches waves early, it will get you up and riding that much more.

Easy board to trim on the wave and dynamic when riding off the tail.

Easy board to trim on the wave and dynamic when riding off the tail.

Longboarders looking to progress with the steepest possible learning curve get right on track with the NSP longboard.

Longboarders looking to progress with the steepest possible learning curve get right on track with the NSP longboard.

Longboarders looking to progress with the steepest possible learning curve get right on track with the NSP longboard.

Longboarders looking to progress with the steepest possible learning curve get right on track with the NSP longboard.

Mango Jam Modern. Fast. Fun. The Mango Jam is a sporty, modern log built for speed and versatility. It performs exceptionally well in a wide range of conditions—from 1–2 foot waves to double overhead, beach breaks to point breaks. Featuring a medium rocker, slight V-bottom, hard rails, and a subtle tucked edge in the tail, it’s shaped for dynamic performance. Its wide point sits just behind center, giving the outline added curve for smooth, responsive turns. The Mango Jam pairs well with the Sallas Spiral, Sallas X Keani, or the Catwalk for a noseriding pivot. For the Spiral, run 9", 9.5", or 10" on the 9'0"; 9.5", 10", or 10.5" on the 9'4"; and 10", 10.5", or 11" on the 9'8". For Keani's fin, use 9" on the 9'0", 9" or 9.5" on the 9'4", and 9.5" or 10" on the 9'8". For the Catwalk, 10" works across all sizes, with the option to size up to 10.5" or 11" on the 9'8". 9'4" Magenta Silver 23" 2 3/4" 68.2L FCS10" Matte

The ORACLE. In 2016, Thomas Campbell lent CJ his Skip Frye Eagle to help him get through the Santa Cruz summer. At the time, CJ’s glider experience was minimal, aside from riding his father's 10’3” Phil Edwards Waikiki. The speed and glide of the Eagle changed his outlook on what longboards could and should feel like. He was hooked on the flow, but envisioned a glider that could also noseride, pivot, and slash—turning a novelty board into a daily driver. The Oracle is the culmination of years of glider experimentation. We transformed a point-and-shoot glider into a well-rounded, performance-driven longboard. Most gliders are notoriously difficult to maneuver, but the Oracle breaks that mold. It features generous rocker to reduce hangups, performance rails, a concave nose, tail flip for noseriding, and a lightweight glass job for enhanced responsiveness. If you want to surf well into your 80s, this is the board to master. A must-have for every surfer. (Concept designed by CJ x Ryan Engle) 10'6" Volan Silver 24" 3.38" 92.5L FCS10" Matte  

Parallax Plus Speed, Power, Flow The Parallax Plus is a classic long hull. Inspired by the board ridden by Nat Young during the iconic summer of '68—arguably the most groundbreaking surfing ever witnessed at Malibu—this design pays tribute to that era with modern updates. We added more rocker, reduced roll, integrated performance rails, and designed a modest 2+1 fin setup. This board is a life-changer. Difference between the new Parallax Plus and the original Parallax? "We added some width to the tail and tamed the "hull" aspects just a touch (entry roll, rocker, and down/edge rails on the tail). Basically, blending some contemporary design elements with the already tried and true Parallax model. That, along with the side bite,s makes for what we think is the smoothest and maneuverable longboard we make." - Ryan Engle Several fins work well with the Parallax Plus. For a 2+1 setup, CJ’s 8.5" Performance Centerwith Skylimit sides is a solid choice, with the option to size down to 8" or 7.5" for smaller boards like the 7'10" or 8'3". For a single fin setup, go with CJ’s 9.5" Power Flex, or choose the Parallaxor Involvement in 9.5" or 10". (Concept designed by CJ x Ryan Engle) 9'1" Old Foam Red 23 1/4" 3 1/8" 74.3L 2+1 Matte