Dumplin Mid Length Surfboard – Sky - Ships 10/16/26
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The Dumplin is a high-volume mid length surfboard designed to help you paddle easier, catch waves earlier, and increase your wave count without giving up responsive surfing. Available from 6'6" to 7'6" and 42.5L to 59L, the Dumplin gives surfers the ability to choose between a shorter, more responsive mid length and a larger, higher-volume board built around maximum paddle power and glide.
Generous foam under the chest and a forward wide point create excellent paddle power and stability, while the pulled-in pin tail keeps the board controlled and maneuverable once you're on your feet.
Designed to bridge the gap between a longboard and a performance mid length, the Dumplin provides the glide and forgiveness of a larger board in a shorter, more responsive package. Its progressive rocker, 60/40 rails, and vee-to-double concave bottom allow the board to transition smoothly from easy trimming and cruising into more committed turns.
The Dumplin sits between the Baby Log and ANY DAY in the Surfboard Trading Co. lineup. It's more buoyant and forgiving than the ANY DAY while offering more maneuverability than the Baby Log, making it an excellent choice for surfers who prioritize wave count, stability, and easy paddling without wanting to ride a full-size longboard.
BEST FOR
Skill Level: Beginner to Advanced
Best For: Easy paddling, stability, and maximizing wave count
Best Conditions: Small summer surf through everyday conditions
Surfing Style: Smooth, flowing, forgiving, and responsive
Volume: 42.5L–59L
Rails: 60/40
Tail: Pin Tail
Bottom Contour: Vee-to-Double Concave
Fin Setup: Thruster (6'6") / 2+1 (7'0" & 7'6")
Construction: EPS
Finish: Gloss
HIGH-VOLUME, FORWARD-WIDE-POINT OUTLINE
Generous volume under the chest and a forward wide point give the Dumplin excellent paddle power and stability. The additional foam helps the board glide efficiently, enter waves earlier, and provide a stable platform underfoot without requiring the length of a traditional longboard.
Across the three-size range, surfers can choose how much flotation and glide they want—from the more responsive 42.5L 6'6" to the exceptionally forgiving 59L 7'6".
PULLED-IN PIN TAIL
The Dumplin's pulled-in pin tail provides control and hold as the wave becomes steeper. While the fuller forward section creates paddle power and stability, the narrower tail allows the board to respond through turns and keeps the added volume from making the board feel cumbersome.
PROGRESSIVE ROCKER
A progressive rocker gives the Dumplin more maneuverability than a traditional flat, high-volume board. It helps the board fit into the curve of the wave and transition smoothly through turns while maintaining the paddle efficiency that makes the Dumplin so easy to surf.
60/40 RAILS
The Dumplin's 60/40 rails balance forgiveness with control. They provide a smooth, predictable feel for cruising and trimming while allowing the board to engage the rail when the surfer wants to turn more aggressively.
VEE-TO-DOUBLE CONCAVE
The vee-to-double concave bottom helps the Dumplin transition smoothly from rail to rail while maintaining speed and control. This bottom contour complements the board's high-volume outline by making it easier to redirect despite the additional flotation.
VERSATILE FIN SETUPS
The Dumplin's fin configuration changes with size to complement how each version of the board is intended to surf. The 6'6" features a thruster setup for a more responsive and controlled feel through turns, while the 7'0" and 7'6" feature a versatile 2+1 setup that complements their additional volume, glide, and stability.
| Size | Width | Thickness | Volume | Fin Setup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6'6" | 22" | 2.75" | 42.5L | Thruster |
| 7'0" | 22.25" | 3" | 51L | 2+1 |
| 7'6" | 22.5" | 3.25" | 59L | 2+1 |
6'6" — 42.5L
The 6'6" is the most maneuverable Dumplin in the lineup. At 42.5L, it still provides plenty of paddle power and stability, while the thruster setup gives it a more responsive feel through turns. Choose the 6'6" if you want the wave-catching benefits of a fuller mid length without giving up the control and maneuverability of a shorter board.