Cj Nelson 9'8 Ibis Samba (Red) Longboard
SKU: 119394
Sale price
$1,475.00
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| Dimensions | 9'8 x 23 1/2'' x 3 1/4 |
|---|---|
| Volume | 79.07L |
| Construction | Epoxy Contruction |
| Fin System | Other Fin System |
| Fin Setup | Single with Side Bites |
| Fins Included | Board Doesn't include Fins |
Surfboard Shipping Rates
Surfboard Shipping Rules
Surfboard shipping costs depend on the length, width, destination, and UPS size rules. Here's a clear breakdown:
- Boards under 5'11" and 21" wide: Standard UPS Ground, no oversize surcharge. Typical cost $65–$120 depending on destination. Exact live rates shown in cart at checkout.
- Boards over 5'11" or wider than 21": Considered oversized by UPS. Typical cost $150–$240 including oversize charges. Live pricing shown in cart before checkout.
- Boards over 8': Exceed standard UPS limits and cannot ship via regular UPS Ground. We offer free in-store pickup at Rider Shack in Los Angeles, or airport cargo pickup via freight (typically around $200). Please contact us for a personalized freight quote.
- California Coastal Delivery: We offer delivery to coastal cities from San Diego to San Francisco for a flat fee of $100. Please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.
- Free In-Store Pickup: All surfboards are available for free pickup at our Los Angeles store at 13211 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles CA 90066.
- Free Weekly Meet-Ups: We offer free weekly meet-ups for deliveries along the coast from Ventura to Pismo Beach. Meet-up deliveries need to be coordinated with the shop in advance — please contact us to arrange.
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he Ibis is a high-performance longboard and speed shape designed by CJ Nelson with Ryan Engle, built to mix classic logging with hard-charging turns off the tail.
Built around a high-performance longboard template shaped to maximize speed and control. A concave runs through the nose, generating lift and giving you a defined platform for noserides and tip time.
The modest HP longboard rocker — flatter through the middle, with kick in the tail — creates a specific balance: enough flat through the belly to glide and generate speed, enough tail rocker to turn tight and release off the top.
The performance rails are narrower and more defined than a traditional log's 50/50 shape, which is what lets the board hold through hard carves and actually drive through turns instead of sliding through them.
The 2+1 fin configuration means you can run it as a single fin for looser, more traditional feel, or drop in side bites for added drive and hold when the surf picks up.
