CONTOUR DIAGRAM
Contour diagram coming soon — message Blake for the Pegasus rocker and bottom-contour detail.
Message BlakeThe Pegasus is the noserider in the Lundquist line. It carries the Legacy's traditional-log DNA — the same glide-first, single-fin heritage — but three deliberate changes redraw it for one purpose: time on the nose. A wider nose, a single concave right beneath it, and a fuller hip carried toward the tail all work together to hold the board when you walk forward and hang.
WHAT IT WANTS
Small-to-medium clean point and beach surf — peeling, rolling waves with a shoulder to walk on. San Onofre on a soft morning, Doheny, Cardiff reef, waist-high points where the wave gives you time to get to the nose.
SKILL LEVEL
All levels. It glides and forgives for improvers, and it's a true noseride platform that rewards advanced log riders walking to the tip.
WHAT IT'S NOT
Not a performance log — it won't pivot or snap like a high-performance noserider. Not built for steep, hollow, or fast surf. Not a shortboard.
THE NOSE
The nose is drawn wider than the Legacy's, with a single concave set right underneath it. The extra width gives you a bigger, more stable platform to stand on; the concave channels water under the nose and lifts it, so the front of the board holds in the pocket instead of pearling when you load it. Together they're the difference between a log you trim and a log you can genuinely hang five and ten on.
THE HIP
Where the Legacy draws in cleanly to the tail, the Pegasus carries a fuller hip before it narrows. That extra width behind the midpoint anchors the tail in the face as your weight moves forward — the leverage that keeps the nose locked through a hang. Step back and the outline releases, bringing the board around the way a traditional log should.
THE FOIL & RAILS
Classic noserider rails: soft and full through the middle, 50/50 leaning to lightly down, so the board settles into the wave and forgives. The foil keeps flotation forward to feed the nose. This is a heritage log, not a performance one — it rewards smooth, foot-forward surfing over snap.
HOW IT'S DESIGNED
Start with the Legacy's heritage-log outline and single-fin platform, then make three moves for noseriding: widen the nose for planing area, set a single concave under the nose for lift and hold, and carry a fuller hip before the tail for the leverage that anchors a hang. The result is a dedicated noserider that still paddles and glides like a classic log.
THE DESIGN
Classic longboard hull. Full rocker through the nose for noseride confidence, low entry rocker for paddle and trim, and a flat-bottom or rolled-vee belly through the body that holds line cleanly across the face.
Custom builds are tuned to your dims and surfing style. Talk to Blake about specifics.
FIN SETUP
Single fin, stock. A 10.5" Stavron long box, centered on the stringer. Run a big-area flex or pivot noserider template — plenty of base and rake to hold the tail while you're up on the nose. You choose the fin separately at checkout; message Blake for a noserider template recommendation.
Need help picking templates and brands? Read the fin guide, then start a conversation — Blake's happy to talk it through before you lock the build.
Recommended Fins
Longboards live in the rake band. SINGLE FIN templates ONLY. RAKED templates (rake / rake-leaning / mid-rake) 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 (the rule auto-attaches explanatory copy to those picks so customers understand they're choosing a different riding style). LS-FIX-LONGBOARD-RAKE-PIVOT-AND-GLIDER-PHILOSOPHY (May 9, 2026) refined V4's blanket ≥9.75" rule.
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.
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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.
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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.
CONSTRUCTION & PRICING
Starting at $1,050 + tax
Longboard sizing — 8'6" to 11'0", 1" increments, sized by length and outline (no volume). Nose and tail width shown, measured 12" from each end.
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.
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.
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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.
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Gloss + Polish vs Sanded Finish
The final touch that defines how your board looks and feels.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What size Pegasus should I order?
Longboard sizing runs 8'6"–11'0" in 1" increments; most riders land 9'2"–9'8" depending on weight and the waves they ride. The wider nose lets you ride it a touch shorter than a Legacy and still get tip time. Real dims come off the Shape3D file — message Blake with your weight and home break and he'll dial the size.
How is the Pegasus different from the Legacy?
Same heritage-log DNA, redrawn for noseriding. Three changes: a wider nose (more planing area to stand on), a single concave right under the nose (lift and hold so it doesn't pearl when you walk forward), and a fuller hip before the tail (leverage that anchors the tail during a hang). The Legacy is the all-around traditional log; the Pegasus is the dedicated noserider.
What makes it good for noseriding?
The wide nose gives you a stable platform; the concave underneath generates lift to lock the nose in the pocket; the fuller hip anchors the tail in the face when your weight moves forward. Those three together are what let you hang five and ten instead of just trimming.
What fin should I run?
A single fin in the 10.5" Stavron long box, centered. Reach for a big-area flex or pivot noserider template — lots of base and rake to hold the tail while you're on the nose. Message Blake for a current template recommendation.
Square tail or round pin?
Square tail is the default — it gives more bite and tail anchor for noseriding, in the 1960s noserider tradition. A round pin is available as a custom alt for a cleaner trim line if you're riding it more all-around than nose-focused.
Is the Pegasus beginner-friendly?
The glide and paddle are forgiving, so an improver will have a great time cruising and trimming on it. Noseriding itself is a skill you grow into — the Pegasus is built to reward that as it comes. If you want one log that does everything, look at the Legacy; if tip time is the goal, this is the one.
What glassing does it come with?
Traditional longboard glass — heavier than a shortboard to support the length and last decades. Volan deck and tail patches are available, and a nose patch is recommended on a noserider for the extra wear up front. Resin tints, gloss + polish, and stringer options price per the standard table.
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COMPLETE THE QUIVER
“Surf Everyday” means a board for every condition. Your Pegasus covers ankle-high to shoulder-high— here's what rounds out the quiver.
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Sister longboard in the Lundquist line — different rocker, foil, and outline character. See the Fantasma page for the full breakdown.
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Black Pearl— Longboard
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Building a quiver around the Pegasus? 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.
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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
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