Description

TCSS Hermit PU Mid Length Surfboard

Mid Length surfboards have become popular over the last couple of years. The versatility of the Hermit is the reason it works in such a wide range of conditions.

The Hermit is probably the primary go-to board in the TCSS range if you wanted to surf every day and only had one board to surf on.

We have set the volume to moderate to help get into the waves early and set up for long runs.

The generous outline and smooth curves mean this board is designed to have excellent balance between drawing long smooth lines in cruise mode and pulling a great turn on the open face when the opportunity presents. Without doubt, the Hermit will be one of your favourite boards.

About this board:

Construction: PU
Glassing: Standard (4+4 deck, 4 bottom)
Fin Boxes: Box Single + FCS2 Sides – 7″ Single Fin Included
Tail shape: Rounded Pin Tail
Dimensions/Litres: 
7’0 x 21 3/4 x 2 3/4 – 51L
7’6 x 21 7/8 x 2 7/8 – 56L
8’0 x 22 x 3 – 61L

About TCSS:

One of the guiding lights of The Critical Slide Society brand is the simple joy of surfing. Being in the water catching waves and connecting with yourself, with those around you and with the ocean. We have designed this range of boards with those ideas in mind. No one is going to win a world title on this range of boards. That’s fine by us. The range is all about milking the last drop of fun out of every wave.

The range has been designed to offer a veritable tool box of boards suitable for a variety of conditions. The design characteristics of the shapes have come from putting a current progressive lens over classic surfboard designs. These two longboards, a mid length and a fish will get you around the globe with a smile on your face.

Shipping & FAQ:

Australia wide postage available or local pick-up, choose at checkout. Boards in stock (see graph above) are ready to be sent & are shipped out on the same day of purchase with tracking provided. Boards are safely packed in a box with layers of bubble wrap. See our shipping & FAQ tab above or visit this link: