Phil Grace Surfboards

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Phil Grace Surfboards – Handmade and timeless surfboards

For over 40 years, Phil Grace Surfboards has embodied the elegance of riding, artisanal precision, and the love of retro surfing. With an old school shape designed to enhance pure sensations, each Phil Grace surfboard is crafted to last, evolve, and become one with the waves.
Whether you love long curves, fluid lines, or a more classic style, Phil Grace surfboards are true objects of passion made for connoisseurs.

Why choose a Phil Grace surfboard?

Because in a world saturated with industrial shapes, Phil Grace offers the opposite: timelessly designed surfboards, crafted for riding and longevity.
These high-end surfboards are known for their comfort, stability, and their ability to make you rediscover the wave. They combine classic Australian shape and modern details, in an approach where style matters as much as technique.

From the sleek longboard to the retro fish board, each Phil Grace Surfboard celebrates surf culture and the heritage of the pioneers.

The different models of Phil Grace Surfboards

The Phil Grace Surfboards collection covers a wide range to meet the needs of purists as well as the curious:

✔ Retro Fish: for fast, smooth gliding, and a decidedly vintage look

✔ Single Fin: old school style with impeccable line hold

✔ Classic Longboard: for nose rides, trimming, and elegance

✔ Midlength: perfect balance between maneuverability and stability

✔ Phil Grace Funboard: ideal for progressing surfers who want curve without constraints

Each model is available in FCS II or Futures, according to your preferences.

How to choose your Phil Grace board well?

You want to buy a Phil Grace board but you're hesitating? Here's how to make your choice:

✔ You want asurfboard for intermediate level: the Midlength, the Shortboard or the Funboard will allow you to progress while having fun

✔ You are an experienced surfer with a retro soul: theSingle Fin or the Retro Fish is made for you

✔ You want to surf smoothly on long, full curves: go for aPhil Grace Longboard

Compare with more modern shapes like those from Sharp Eye or Bradley if you want to vary the pleasures between retro glide and pure performance.

Recommended accessories for your Phil Grace board

So that your Phil Grace Surfboard keeps all its shine and performance throughout the seasons:

✔ Classic or eco-friendly surf leashes

✔ Wax suited to the temperature of your spot

✔ Vintage pads or minimalist grip to keep the style

✔ Reinforced surf bag, essential to protect these gems

✔ Technical surf wetsuits to enjoy the Ocean in any season

Every element counts to bring Phil Grace's philosophy to life: slow, stylish, fluid, and inspired surfing.

Phil Grace Surfboards : des shapes pensés pour la glisse

Découvrez les planches Phil Grace Surfboards, imaginées par un shaper australien reconnu pour son approche du surf mêlant lignes classiques, polyvalence et sensations de glisse.

Longboard, mini-malibu ou single fin : choisissez votre Phil Grace selon votre niveau, les vagues surfées et le style de glisse recherché.

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FAQ

About the brand

Who is Phil Grace?

Phil Grace is an Australian shaper who has been based in France for several decades, on the Landes coast. With over 40 years of experience in shaping, he develops boards that blend influences from classic surfing, fluidity, and contemporary features.

Why choose a Phil Grace Surfboards board?

The Phil Grace boards are aimed at surfers who prioritize glide, versatility, and shapes designed around sensations. The brand's universe includes longboards, mini-malibus, mid-lengths, and single fins.

Products and uses

Which board should Phil Grace choose?

The choice depends on your level and your program. A Demibu or a mid-length board can prioritize versatility and ease of paddling, while a longboard or a single fin is more suited for those seeking classic gliding and long rides.

What is the Phil Grace Demibu?