• Arima B52 6'3 PU Surfboard
  • Arima B52 6'3 PU Surfboard
  • Arima B52 6'3 PU Surfboard
  • Arima B52 6'3 PU Surfboard

Arima

Arima B52 6'3 PU Surfboard

£519.99 You save

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SKU: ARI20B5263

Size: 6'3" | 22 3/4" | 2 5/8" | 45.4L

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Wave Height
Wave Height

1-5 foot

Ability
Ability

Beginner - Intermediate

Construction
Construction

PU

What we love
What we love

Glides on smaller days

Description

The Fluffy Stuff...

As the name implies the B52 from Arima is the perfect weapon for bombing a variety of waves. The B52 is a versatile surfboard that will help you to catch more waves.

The B52 is a short midlength, it can be ridden as a single or with 3 fins depending on the conditions or your mood at the time.

Great for the beginner and perfect for the more advanced looking for something different in their surfing.

Suitable for a variety of waves, but probably excels the most at longer running waves.

Specification

The Nitty Gritty...

- 6'3 x 22 3/4 x 2 5/8 (45.4 Litres)
- Fins Included: Yes

Our Verdict

What do we think?

After using the B52, we found that it give a lot of glide to your surf with the ability to turn easily. It gets you up on the wave nice and early and has a great retro look to it.

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As the name implies the B52 from Arima is the perfect weapon for bombing a variety of waves. The B52 is a versatile surfboard that will help you to catch more waves.

The B52 is a short midlength, it can be ridden as a single or with 3 fins depending on the conditions or your mood at the time.

Great for the beginner and perfect for the more advanced looking for something different in their surfing.

Suitable for a variety of waves, but probably excels the most at longer running waves.

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