The Fantasma is our flagship traditional longboard — built around glide, paddle, and drawn-out turns on clean point waves and soft beach breaks.
WHAT IT WANTS
Clean, soft-breaking waves — ankle-high to shoulder-high, with a rideable face to draw out. Soft points, long beach breaks, tropical long-point sessions. The Fantasma wants a wave to flow on, not a peak to drop into.
SKILL LEVEL
For intermediate-to-advanced surfers who want classic traditional log behavior — trim, noseriding, long drawn-out turns. Beginners can ride a Fantasma too; the shape is forgiving.
WHAT IT'S NOT
Not a high-performance log for loose pivot turns and nose-to-tail hops. Not a mid-length — if you want shorter rail line and 2+1, the Spectre handles that. Not built for heavy-surf situations.
BUILD DETAILS
Build overview — rocker profile, rail shapes, fin positions. Hover any zone for the per-section call-outs.
THE DESIGN
Low entry rocker gives real noseriding lift and an effortless paddle; the nose drops cleanly onto the water without pearling. A belly bottom rolls rail-to-rail through the middle and traces a long, unbroken line across the face of a wave — classic hull contour, not a modern single-concave performance longboard. High exit rocker keeps the tail able to turn when the wave asks, so the board isn't locked into pure trim.
THE RAILS
50/50 rails through the midsection — the traditional-log rail treatment that holds a clean trim line and releases water predictably out of turns. Neither hard-edged nor fully rolled; the balance that's kept traditional logs relevant for 50+ years.
+ Not sure which size? Calculate your volume
Volumes are starting points, not rulebooks. Conditions, stance, and style all shift the math.
STOCK DIMENSIONS
Stock dimensions are where we start. Longboards measure by length by width by thickness — we don't publish liters for boards in this category; longboard customers shop on L × W × T. Customers tweak width and thickness to match their weight, style, and the waves they ride. Talk to Blake about any adjustments — he'll help you dial in a board with your riding preferences in mind.
| Length | Width | Thickness | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8'6" | 22.50" | 2.88" | — |
| 9'0" | 22.75" | 2.88" | — |
| 9'1" | 22.88" | 2.94" | — |
| 9'2" | 22.88" | 2.94" | — |
| 9'3" | 22.88" | 2.94" | — |
| 9'4" | 22.88" | 2.94" | — |
| 9'5" | 23.00" | 3.00" | — |
| 9'6" | 23.00" | 3.00" | — |
| 9'7" | 23.00" | 3.00" | — |
| 9'8" | 23.13" | 3.00" | — |
| 9'9" | 23.13" | 3.06" | — |
| 9'10" | 23.13" | 3.06" | — |
| 9'11" | 23.25" | 3.06" | — |
| 10'0" | 23.25" | 3.13" | — |
| 10'1" | 23.25" | 3.13" | — |
| 10'2" | 23.38" | 3.13" | — |
| 10'3" | 23.38" | 3.19" | — |
| 10'4" | 23.38" | 3.19" | — |
| 10'5" | 23.50" | 3.19" | — |
| 10'6" | 23.50" | 3.25" | — |
| 10'7" | 23.50" | 3.25" | — |
| 10'8" | 23.63" | 3.25" | — |
| 10'9" | 23.63" | 3.31" | — |
| 10'10" | 23.63" | 3.31" | — |
| 10'11" | 23.75" | 3.38" | — |
| 11'0" | 23.75" | 3.38" | — |
+ How to think about dims
Length. 9'0"–10'4" covers most of our longboard customers. 9'0" is contest-legal; 9'6" is the most-ridden log size (our pilot); 10'0"+ is for heavier riders or pure noseriders. Longer = more glide, easier noseriding, more paddle — and harder to turn through the pocket.
Width. Wider = more paddle and more trim stability. Narrower = easier rail-to-rail, tighter turn radius. Longboards run 22"–24"; the Fantasma lives around 23" for the core sizes.
Thickness. Thicker = more buoyancy and a drier deck during long sessions. Thinner = easier rail bury and faster transitions. 3" at 9'6" is the Lundquist log standard.
Between sizes? Go longer for glide and noseriding; go shorter for pocket response. We don't typically recommend narrowing the Fantasma — the outline is what generates paddle.
Don't see your size? Message Blake
FIN SETUP
Single fin stock — and the only setup we offer on this shape. We use a 10.5" Stavron long box centered on the stringer, the long-box standard for traditional logs. Most Fantasma customers ride a 9"–10" rake fin — a traditional log template from True Ames, NVS, or Stavron. The long box lets you slide the fin forward for noseriding lift or back for tighter trim, all on the same board.
Leash attachment is your pick: a through-box leash (resin-filled hole in the fin box) or a glassed leash loop (fiberglass loop glassed to the deck near the tail). Both are traditional longboard methods — no plastic deck plug.
Need help picking between rake and pivot fin templates? Read the fin guide, then start a conversation — Blake's happy to talk it through.
Recommended Fins
Fantasma is a longboard — it wants a drawn-out single fin that holds long arcs and trims through the wave. Drive-leaning templates with moderate rake keep the Fantasma flowing through both noseriding and carved turns. Pick the 4-A for the all-around classic; lean Skip Frye if you want more glide; lean Performance if you want to turn harder.
Rudder 10
10"· HoneycombLongboard Single / Mid-Rake
Futures's 10-inch longboard template — drawn-out arc with a clean foil. Pairs well with traditional longboards that want trim hold plus a touch of drive.
Shop Futures →
Greenough 4-A
9.75"· Solid FiberglassClassic Single / Mid-Rake
The classic Greenough longboard template — hand-foiled fiberglass that holds drawn-out arcs across the face. The True Ames pick when you want pedigree and feel.
Shop True Ames →
PHD Volan
10"· VolanPerformance Single / Rake-Leaning
Phil Edwards-template Volan single — long rake, drawn-out arc, pure trim feel. The drive-focused alt to the 4-A for surfers who want to turn harder.
Shop True Ames →Not sure which fin template is right for you? Rake, area, flex, and construction all change how a board feels.
Read the Complete Fin Guide →RAKE SPECTRUM
Where each recommended fin sits between drawn-out rake (heavier arcs, more hold) and tight pivot (vertical release, modern shortboard turning). Mid-rake (neutral) is the balanced default.
Drawn-out arcs. Power, hold, drive through long-line turns.
Balanced — drive plus pivot release. The everyday HPSB default.
Tight, vertical release. Modern shortboard pivot off the top.
- FCS IICustom — message Blakerake
FuturesRudder 10mid-rake (neutral)
True AmesGreenough 4-Amid-rake (neutral)
True AmesPHD Volanrake-leaning- NVSCustom — message Blakerake
On a longboard, the spectrum reads: rake + flex = trim, hold, and noseride stability. Pivot-leaning fins are personal-preference territory — they trade drawn-out arcs for a looser, more responsive feel. A different riding style than the classic raked single.
WHAT TO PICK
Longboards live in the rake band. SINGLE FIN templates only. RAKED templates require minimum 9.75" length per the Lundquist standard — drawn-out arcs that hold noseriding lines and trim through the wave. PIVOT-template longboard fins are acceptable at any length but ride differently — looser tail, less drawn-out arcs, more responsive. Per-fin picks for this model are coming — message Blake for current recommendations.
SPECS REFERENCE
Full Build Specifications
Stock dimensions, rocker, bottom contour, rail profile, fin positions, recommended fins by brand, and shaper notes for shapers and partner shops.
AVAILABLE IN THE SHOP
Ready to ride. Stop by San Clemente or message us to claim one — they move fast.
CONSTRUCTION & PRICING
Starting at $1,050 + tax
Every Fantasma is built to order in San Clemente. Pick a finish tier below; customize further in the next section. Sizes 10'6'+ are quoted at glider tier — message Blake for details.
Clear Resin Sanded
4-6 weeks
Functional finish, fastest turnaround. PU blank, polyester resin, sanded off the lam.
Resin Tint Sanded
6-8 weeks
Color both sides of the board in the lam, then sand it smooth.
Tint Gloss + Polish
8-10 weeks
Top-tier finish. Resin tint plus a gloss coat polished to show-quality.
Foam + Resin options
Customize your build
AESTHETIC
STRUCTURAL
TAIL VARIANTS
25% deposit today, balance due on completion. Timeline reflects current queue — confirmed on order.
Boards we've built
Recent customer builds — every Fantasma dialed to the rider.
1002204AT — Kala Berg (9’0 Pink Purple)
1012204AT (9’2 Green Opaque)
102114JLY — Drew Capener (9'8 Grey)
1042204AT — Brooke Elieson (9’6 Pink)
1052204AT (9’6 Salmon Pink)
152120JLY — Camri Jenson (9'3 Purple-ish Blue)
1522215AT — Jillian Cubric (9'2 Pink G+P with Red HD Foam)
1552215AT — Neil Perreira (9'3 Olive Green)
1572219AT — Paige Davis (9'4 Maroon Purple)
1582219AT — Dan Bender (9'5 BROY Stringer Clear G+P)
1592219AT — Jake Billings (9'6 Black Rails)
162123JLY — Pono Kaaa (9'6.5 Highlighter Green)
172120AT — Taylor Watson (9'5 Pink)
1752219AT — Eric Corbridge (10'2 Olive Green)
182120AT — Sam Edgar (9'6.5 Blue G+P)
2092201SR — Izzy Hing (9'0 Orange)
2102201SR (9'0 Blue G+P)
2132201SR — Alanna Bleiweis (9'2 Yellow G+P)
2142201SR — Anja Billings (9'2 Light Green G+P)
2172201SR (9'4 Peach Beige Tan)
2182201SR — Jack Sanofsky (9'4 Pink G+P)
2212201SR — Pete Pow (9'6 Grey G+P)
2222201SR — Dean Hyland (9'6 Blue Turquoise)
232115SR — Jacob Marin (9'6 Silver Rust + Black Wedge)
242126OR — Paulo (9'7.5 Clear G+P BDB)
252126OR — Addison Kerr (10'2 Clear RWB Stringer G+P)
262126OR — Jacob Trask (9'9 Brown G+P)
2692201SR — Baylee Owen (9'6 Mint Green G+P)
2702201SR (9'6 Tan Deck Blue Bottom) — Bobby
272111NR — Saxon & Amber Baltzer (9'0 Blue)
2722201SR — Zack Nelson (9'11 Mulberry G+P Custom)
282207JNY — Josh Lord (9’11” Blue)
2822201NR — Aly English (9'2 Green Bottom)
2832201NR — Ty Tuey (9'6 Yellow Orange G+P RWB Str)
292207JNY (9’7 Pink)
302207JNY — Matt Mesick (9'10 Rainbow Stringer + Volan)
3082207NR Addy Darby (9'4 Purple Blue G+P)
3092207NR — Katie Hatch (9'4 Pink G+P)
3102207NR (9'4 Dark Forest Green)
3112207NR — Mike Tedesco (9'4 Periwinkle)
312207JNY — Heather Wøng (9’5 Purple Semi-Opaque)
3122207NR — Clay Johnsen (9'4 Bright Lime Green)
322207JNY — Whitney Carr (9’5 Pink G+P -Marked 31 not 32)
3312228NR — Richard Allen Labrador (9'2 Clear Simple)
332207JNY — Lucas Pirani (10'6 Orange)
352207JNY — Conrad Meinhold (9'11 Ice Blue)
3522313FY — ????? (9'4 Semi Wide DS Clear Simple)
3532313FY — ????? (9'9 DS Black Middle CS)
3542313FY (10'0 2-in Balsa CS)
372215FY — Tadeo (9'4 Turquoise)
3912328MH — Mitch Lundquist (10'4 Deep Red)
392224AL — Scott Peifer (9'7 Blue G+P)
3992302MY — Brigg Bunker (9'9 Purple Blue G+P)
4012317MY — Kevin Knudsen (9'4 Black Rails)
4042319MY — Ethan Jones (9'8 Clear Simple)
4052327MY — JT Pugliese (9'10 Black Rail Volan Patches)
4202320JLY (9'4 Black Rails Volan Patches)
42203JE(94) (9'6 Blue Strip Double Stringer Clear)
4272302SR — Triston Moura (9'0 CS)
4362309NR — Hayley Gonzalez (9'4 Purple G+P)
4682404AR — Eric Jenson (9'9)
4702421MY — Meah Neuendorf (9'2)
512229AL — Kami Stephens (9'6 Olive Green G+P)
62107JE — Ally Putnam (9'5 Chartreuse)
882203JE — Jenna Hom (9'3 Bright Green G+P)
892203JE (9'2 Orange G+P)
902203JE — Nate Fischer (9'4 Dark Red G+P)
972207JLY — Nate Carr (9’7 Clear Simple)
992207JLY — Ethan Jones (10’2 Wide Double Stringer Clear Simple)
Behind the Build
Lundquist Surfboards — NO. 02 — Pulse
Parker Johnson riding the Fantasma. Filmed in San Clemente, May 2026.
GO DEEPER
Every construction call links to a full guide. Start with the essentials:
Board Details Checklist
Everything we need from you to begin your custom build.
Learn more →
Foam & Resin Types
Understanding the materials that make up your board's core and shell.
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Fins — A Complete Guide
Single fins to thrusters, base systems, sizing by weight + wave, and how to pick across True Ames, NVS, Futures, and FCS.
Learn more →
Gloss + Polish vs Sanded Finish
The final touch that defines how your board looks and feels.
Learn more →
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What size Fantasma should I order?
The 9'6" is our pilot size and the most-ordered Fantasma — it balances glide, paddle, and turn response for riders 140–200 pounds. Below 180 pounds, consider 9'0"–9'4". Above 200 pounds or for pure noseriders, step up to 9'10"–10'4". Sizes 10'6"+ are for dedicated heavy-logger specialists.
What's the stock fin setup?
Single fin stock — Futures 10" center box, typically ridden with a 9"–10" rake template. 2+1 option adds two small side bites (3–3.5") for added drive. Same shape, same rocker — just a different box layout.
What leash attachment comes on the Fantasma?
Your pick between two traditional longboard methods: a through- box leash (a resin-filled hole drilled horizontally through the fin box, leash loops through) or a glassed leash loop (a fiberglass loop glassed onto the deck near the tail). Both are classic; neither uses a plastic deck plug. See the build guides for each method.
How is the Fantasma different from a performance longboard?
Performance longboards use single concave bottoms, harder rails, thruster fin setups, and modern rocker lines — built for pivot turns and nose-to-tail hops. The Fantasma is a traditional log: belly bottom, 50/50 rails, single-fin primary, classic rocker — built for trim, noseriding, and drawn-out turns. If you want pivot performance, a thruster-bottomed log is better tuned for that.
How long does a Fantasma take to build?
4–6 weeks on a clear-sanded build, 6–8 weeks on gloss-and-polish, 8–10 weeks on tint-sanded. All turnaround reflects current queue — confirmed when you place the order. Lock your slot with a 25% deposit.
Can I get a volan tail patch?
Yes. Volan tail patch (+$40) is a popular option on the Fantasma — the traditional green-tinted glass panel in the tail that signals quality longboard construction. Volan deck patches are also available (+$30) if you noseride seriously.
Does the Fantasma work as a noserider?
Yes. The low entry rocker + belly nose + 9'6"+ length makes the Fantasma a capable noserider. If you want a dedicated noserider (not a general-purpose log), consider adding a deck patch and ordering 10'0"+ for more nose area.
What waves should I ride a Fantasma in?
Ankle-high to shoulder-high clean waves with a rideable face — soft points, long beach-break walls, tropical long-point sessions. The Fantasma wants a face to flow on. Steep, hollow, or heavy surf isn't its window.
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COMPLETE THE QUIVER
“Surf Everyday” means a board for every condition. Your Fantasma covers ankle-high to shoulder-high— here's what rounds out the quiver.
Black Pearl— Longboard
Sister longboard in the Lundquist line — different rocker, foil, and outline character. See the Black Pearl page for the full breakdown.
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Lunada— Longboard
Sister longboard in the Lundquist line — different rocker, foil, and outline character. See the Lunada page for the full breakdown.
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Big Joe— Longboard
Sister longboard in the Lundquist line — different rocker, foil, and outline character. See the Big Joe page for the full breakdown.
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Building a quiver around the Fantasma? Start a conversation — we'll build the right boards for how and where you actually surf.
More boards live in the website catalog than at the shop. Visits are by appointment — text or call (949) 750-5067 to look at boards in person or start a custom build.
READY TO START?
Built to order in San Clemente — 4–6 weeks on a clear-sanded build, 6–8 weeks on tint-sanded, 8–10 weeks on gloss and polish. Lock your slot with a 25% deposit.
Shop: 106 W Mariposa Unit B, San Clemente, CA 92672
By appointment · 8am–8pm daily · (949) 750-5067