More is better when it comes to having fun and the LOG delivers! In true Odysea® form, the LOG has a classic look and feel with mega-float performance so you can shred with ease and style. So whether you're a stoked grom learning to surf or a seasoned vet looking to maximize wave count, the Odysea LOG is for you! The LOG is a legit board designed by real surfers in California. Enjoy.
6’0” x 22.0” x 3.125” (57 Liters)
7’0” x 22.0” x 3.125” (72 Liters)
7'6" x 22.0" x 3.25" (78 Liters)
8’0” x 23.0” x 3.375” (86 Liters)
9'0” x 24.0” x 3.5” (98 Liters) *IN STORE PICK UP ONLY*
10'0” x 25.0” x 3.5” (125 Liters) *IN STORE PICK UP ONLY*
FEATURES
Super-fun for all skill levels!
Tons of float and easy wave catching.
Stiff dual-composite core.
Triple maple-wood stringers!
Durable HDPE slick bottom with bumper-tail.
OG Deck 2.0 with improved responsiveness & durability.
The LOG surfboard offers a fun and easy surfing experience with great float and wave catching. Customers appreciate its high-quality build, vibrant colors, and top-notch design. The board is suitable for all skill levels and is designed by experienced surfers in California.
Summary topics
Turning Performance (5%): It was observed by customers that the product turns great and provides a fun all-around experience.
Fun Factor (7%): It was observed by customers that the board is super fun and great for learning and paddling.
Wave Handling (7%): It was reported by customers that the board is very fun, easy to surf, and can take a pounding.
Overall Quality (57%): Many customers appreciated the board, describing it as great, awesome, fantastic, and top quality.
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Review highlights
"Sick designs, top quality boards." — Elijah S.
"Great customer service, quick delivery, beautiful board!" — Rebecca H.
"I love the soft board feel, and the color and patterns are perfect." — nicholas i.
Reviews
The whole family loves the
"The whole family loves the LOG. Do yourself a favor a get a LOG."
— Cameron G. (5/5)
"Shipped Perfectly. Thank you guys times infinity, board rips 🙌🤌🤙"
— Esteban (5/5)
Love the design and look
"Love the design and look of the board Extremely floaty which makes it feel weird at first but great for relaxed days where you just want to catch as many waves as possible and have fun"
— Aidan F. (5/5)
"Love this board for the price point its sick can catch anythint in (new england)"
— Bryer (5/5)
Too fun!
"Too fun!"
— Daniel P. (5/5)
Perfect weight
"Perfect weight"
— Emma S. (5/5)
Too small?
"I’m 6-2 235 and athletic but I can barely sit on this board. Taking everything I can to lay on it. Something seems off."
— Christopher W. (4/5)
Been using this on 2-3
"Been using this on 2-3 waves and it's great for a beginner like me. Well built and good volume for catching anything."
— Steven B. (5/5)
IM A DOG FOR THE LOG
"I LOVE THE LOG. THANK YOU."
— J B. (5/5)
"Great product"
— ERICK (5/5)
Q&A
I'm 6'4 and 220 lbs. I'm leaning towards getting the 6 ft log. BUT the twig also entices me, I'm worried it might be too small though. I'm just looking for a board I can take down to the beach on days it's not that great, score a couple head dips in the shore break. 6 ft log for the easy paddle and float? or the twig for more maneuverability?
Hello Dylan - At 6'4" and 220 lbs, the Twig would be too small for you. While a highly advanced surfer could make it work, it would be challenging. The 6'0" LOG, on the other hand, would be insane for you! It offers significantly more float and wave-catching ability while still feeling small, loose, and rippable. We would recommend the 6'0" LOG all day long. It's a sleeper model and one of our personal favorites, offering an incredible balance of maneuverability, flotation, and performance. It paddles and catches waves like a much bigger board but still lets you surf aggressively and throw it around like a shortboard. For your height and weight, the 6'0" LOG is absolutely the way to go. You'll catch more waves, have more fun, and still be able to rip!
How can I make sure I order the 8' log that fits FCS
Hello Steven - The LOG uses our proprietary fin system specially designed to be super rigid and easily replaced or repaired. All our boards come with fins and we offer upgradeable fins in our Accessories section. Thank you!
I'm 6'2 around 235. What size board is best for me. Also know where I can get one in NJ in that size. I really want a log!
Hello Chris - Just based on you height and weight (not factoring experience), we would suggest 9'0" LOG. You should take our "Board Finder" quiz (see in our main menu) as well. And you can find local dealers using our "Dealer Locator" within our footer menu. Thank you!
Howdy! I'm in Jax Beach with typical East Florida surf days. I'm a beginner with a few days clocked getting mental on the rentals over the years. Looking to get a soft board to get after it here in Jax. I'm 5'8" and 155#. Can you recommend the best board/configuration? Cheers!
Hello Dave - Stoked man! We suggest 8-0 Odysea LOG or 8-0 Wave Bandit Easy Rider. This is the perfect size to progress to next level; at this stage you want max wave count and a stable board to learn. And 8-0 size is super fun once you are more advanced. All you need is 8' leash and surf wax and you're set. All our boards come with fins. Thank you!
Hello! I am a beginner surfer and looking to buy a surfboard. I have been able to pop up and stand pretty easily on an 8ft board when renting (not sure if brands or models). I am 5’7 and 128 pounds and wondering what would be best. I live in the east coast so not any huge waves and I’m just looking to learn and get better. Thanks! Also - do the fins come with this? Thanks again
Hello Maxine - We would suggest either 8' or 7' LOG; the 8' will be easier to paddle and catch waves; which will help you increase wave count to progress faster. 7' will be a little harder to paddle and catch waves; but will be more maneuverable when riding; which will also help you progress faster. both boards will still be epic to ride once you advance as well; especially on east coast where waves have less energy and are smaller vs. west coast. All our boards come with fins. All you need is surf wax and a leash; which we have in our Boards/Accessories section. Thank you!
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