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The 5'6 Reef Kids Surfboard is a beginner-friendly soft top surfboard designed specifically for kids. With a classic fish shape and premium Dura-Soft construction, it offers safety, durability, and an enjoyable surfing experience. Perfect for all skill levels, this American-made surfboard comes with a leash and is backed by a 30-day warranty.
Age Range (Description) | Kids - Youth |
Skill Level | All Skill Levels |
Item Thickness | 2.75 Inches |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00850040428032 |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 67 x 23 x 4.5 inches |
Package Weight | 5.53 Kilograms |
Brand Name | Waterkids |
Warranty Description | Manufacturer warranty 30 days from date of purchase |
Model Name | 5'6 'REEF' KIDS SURFBOARD |
Suggested Users | unisex-teen |
Manufacturer | Waterkids |
Style | MIDNIGHT BLACK |
Included Components | Leash, 5'6 Surfboard |
J**G
11 year old
Great for my 11 year old surfing. We use in Myrtle Beach and its been good for him to get comfortable getting up on the board etc.we are using as beginner board before investing in hard board when he gets more experienced.
N**U
Extremely disappointed would not hold my weight
This was an extremely embarrassing situation to get all the way to the beach to find out this thing doesn't even work for me on top of that seller had told me the weight limit and I was completely lied to
P**L
Kids love it
easy to ride and kids love it
D**R
Fun little board with lots of float for the size
Although I got this for when my kids come to town, I couldn't help but want to take it out myself, and I have to admit I had a blast. I was really surprised that the amount of volume in this little 5'6" surfboard was almost the same as my old 6'9" Rusty, and that got me thinking. The end result was a fantastic day at the beach on a board that was definitely not designed with a 186 lb adult in mind.Materials and construction quality are very good and all of the lamination around the edges feels smooth and properly sealed. The fins include rubber washers to prevent water from absorbing into the foam through the fin holes. The soft top is comfortable to paddle on but despite the claim that no wax is needed, I found that the surface was somewhat more slippery than I'm comfortable with. Personally, I think a traction pad would be a welcome addition.Overall, this is a fun little board that beginners will love and even more experienced surfers can enjoy. If you're looking for a starter board for your kids, I absolutely recommend this one.
J**E
Won't Last the Summer
This board is for kids, but if they try to spring up onto it quickly, they will inevitably bend or break it. If they use it gently, it is a great, cheap way for them to get exposed to surfing. Boogie board experience is a big help! Also, if you think the fins don't fit, just force them in; it's foam and they can be made to fit.
L**.
Surf's Up, Grandson! A Birthday Gift That Rides the Waves
As someone with a family of surfers, it's always been a rite of passage for the kids to graduate from boogie boards to the real deal. For my oldest grandson's upcoming birthday, I decided it was time for him to join the surfing ranks. Enter the Waterkids 5'6 Reef Kids Surfboard & Leash.Honestly, it's just what I was hoping for in a beginner's surfboard. The board's design and soft top material are impressive. It gives me peace of mind knowing that my grandson will have a safe introduction to surfing. There's no need for surf wax, which is convenient and cuts down on prep time.This board isn't just about safety, though. It's also built to last. Kids can be rough on their toys, but this surfboard is clearly designed to withstand the rigors of learning to surf. The Dura-Soft construction seems sturdy and I have no doubts about its longevity.The board's size is another point in its favor. The 5'6" length is just right for a kid making the transition from boogie boarding. It's comfortable for them to handle while providing enough surface to help them catch and ride those waves.It's refreshing to see a company like Waterkids, which clearly cares about the quality of its products and the experiences they provide for young surfers. Plus, it's an added bonus knowing that the product is American owned and designed by surfers.We haven't tested it in the water yet, but I'm optimistic about the birthday surprise. I can already picture my grandson's grin when he unwraps his gift and realizes that he's about to join the family tradition. Surf's up, kid!
C**G
Great for beginners & Kids
This is a Great foam soft top surfboard for beginners & Kids. It is super nice quality and professional grade construction. It is a real surfboard - no just a big boogie board. It is super buoyant and easy to control/steer. The soft top is cushy and soft on bare stomachs & hips. It is short for adults learning but easy to maneuver and super buoyant so will work for the athletic minded. For kids (under 110lbs) it works great. My 13yo (5.2', 95lbs) and 11yo (4.11', 85lbs) daughters are learning to surf this summer and it is working great for them. They are pretty athletic kids and have been bodyboarding and SUPing for years. The board is lightweight and easy to keep a grip on while paddling out - no wax needed. My 13yo has no problem popping up and riding straight in. We are working on turning and cutting but with the three skags it was easy for me to do so I know she'll get it eventually. The board is really stable which is nice compared to my hubbys standard fiberglass board. I also like that the soft top is easier on their bodies when they tumble off or drop down on to it. The included leash is nice quality too - comfortable neoprene lined cuff that does not irritate their skin. It washes off easily with no sand sticking to the soft top. My girls are super happy with it and fight over who gets to use it vs. the standard board we have.
F**K
Nice board - doesn't work for Wake Surfing
I don't have an ocean handy to test this currently, but tried it on the lake behind my boat as a wake surf boat. While I was able to surf with it, it isn't good for it for the following reasons:- very buoyant so was hard to hold it in the start position before you are up- hard to get push as wasn't able to find a spot that allowed me to easily get enough push on the board from the wave to not need the ropeIt is easy to assemble and didn't even need tools or a couple quarters to attach the fins to the board
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