Get ready to ride the waves with our Bodyboarding collection. Featuring a range of bodyboarding boards, bodyboarding fins, and bodyboarding flippers, we have everything you need for the ultimate ride. Whether you're looking for the perfect bodyboard fins or the best gear for bodyboarding, we’ve got you covered to take your skills to the next level.
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Looking to ride the waves with power, control, and fun? Our Bodyboarding collection at Long Reef Surf Co. includes everything you need—from premium bodyboarding boards to high-performance bodyboard fins and accessories. Whether you're just starting out or chasing barrels, we've got your wave-riding essentials sorted.
We carry a handpicked range of gear that represents the best of bodyboarding, featuring reliable, responsive boards designed for Australian conditions. Our bodyboarding boards come in various sizes and shapes to suit beginners, intermediates, and advanced riders who demand speed, durability, and flex.
No session is complete without a solid set of bodyboard fins. Also known as bodyboarding flippers, these fins help generate propulsion, letting you catch waves earlier and manoeuvre with more control. We stock a variety of styles and stiffness levels, perfect for those looking for the best fins for bodyboarding performance in any condition.
From leashes to fin savers, bags, and wax, our bodyboarding collection includes the accessories that complete your setup. Long Reef Surf Co. has the trusted products and expert guidance you need.
Catch more waves and elevate your ride with premium bodyboarding gear from Long Reef Surf Co—Australia’s surf specialists in bodyboard fins, boards, and flippers.
A basic setup includes a board, a wrist leash and a pair of bodyboard fins or "flippers" (as they used to be called). Most bodyboards will come with a leash plug that is ready to use, but more advanced boards will need a plug added. Flipper/Fins help you paddle more efficiently and get into waves faster, making them an essential part of your gear. Don't forget a pair of fins savers too, just in case you get slammed by a wave on the back of the foot.
Yes, fins or flippers for bodyboarding provide the propulsion needed to catch waves and control your position into the wave for takeoff. Without them, it’s much harder to generate speed and you'll likely miss waves.
Board size depends on your height, weight, and skill level. An easy rule of thumb is that a properly sized bodyboarding board should reach around your belly button to ensure a good balance of control and buoyancy. Add extra length if you are heavier.
Bodyboarding fins should fit snugly without causing discomfort. A secure fit helps prevent slipping and improves efficiency in the water. You can always wear lycra socks or neoprene socks if you are in between sizes.
Yes, bodyboarding is one of the easiest ways to get into wave riding. With the right bodyboarding gear, most people can start catching waves quickly. Entry level bodyboards can even have two handles which are great for little kids just starting out.
