Introducing the Long Rider | Firewire Surfboards

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Introducing the Long Rider: a highly versatile, very easy to surf midlength that performs equally as well for beginners and experienced surfers alike. Watch Kevin Schulz surf two sessions on a stock 6'10" model, the first in Oceanside and the second at T Street in San Clemente.

This Firewire Surfboards midlength has volume generously hidden throughout the foil and outline, so catching waves is as easily as the longboard you learned to surf on, but talented surfers will find this shape can hold the rail in tight angles as well as their favorite shortboard. Whether you're looking to cruise on smaller days or take on head-high sets, this midlength surfboard has you covered.

Recommended with our Firewire Velox Fin Set in the Quad configuration, for the best experience.

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How compare to seaside beyond? Sunday? Boss up? 👏

raybert

Love the honesty in the vid mate. And not editing out all the fails. I’m a novice on longboards, but love doings off the tops (close out turns) - it’s all about the timings and when the wave allows.

jasonmathwin

When Kevin Shultz can’t make a board look good you know it’s a bucket.

JimBetts-nsmk

Would love to see a comparison video breaking down this vs the boss up!

nvisibleguy

I’m sure you’re going to post soon. But can’t wait to see your take on the new Revo Max. Thanks for sharing. Kevin ripping as always.

dougguevara

This will be my perfect board. I"m 39 getting back into surfing and a big guy 193cm 100kg. I loved my 6'3" slab i had that for 7 years. Cant wait to order this board.

Plife-

Looks like a beefed up Boss Up which I have in 7’2 and I’m stoked on how well it handles everything! Super fun with a twin + trailer in the small stuff and quad where it gets punchy.
Can’t say the Long Rider inspires me much…

StokedForTravel

Looks like a good board. You can see it start to shine on the second session.

Seems like he’s trying to surf it too much like short board. My FireWire Vacay needs to be replaced….this might be it.

charleshawk

You guys took down the Mid-6 video, but I found it regardless.
Compared to the surfing Kevin is able to do there, this looks pretty bad. The board looks super slow, in my opinion.

marckindl

So a less performance oriented Boss UP?

bfranco

A comparison between this and the larger sundays would be good, too. The lowrider still has a medium entry and exit rocker. Doesn't this suggest its not a super great paddler compared to a flatter rocker?

Craig-tg

Looks super fun, and Kev rips, but, obviously, it ain't no HI Mid 6....One thing that trips me out is why both the Boss Up and this Long Rider have such pinched pin tails which is usually something you would want for heavy juice and or size something these boards are not technically designed for. I have always found pointy tails makes going rail to rail in soft waves a little unpredictable and slower through turns especially when you have a lot of bulk forward. That said, and loving what " middy's" are doing for surfing, I definitely wouldn't mind trying either or both. In no rush though, with a nice quiver of Mid 6's which includes my new mini

timreck

Single concaves are always tricky on big wide boards

grantranger

looks like for the most part on small waves just down line board, seems like need T street style more open face type wave get board rail to rail. interesting

FrankTankFlinns