We always have over 600 bodyboards in stock, from the top brands in the market. If you're unsure about choosing the right board, we recommend checking out our tutorial on how to choose the perfect bodyboard to understand the criteria to consider. Then, use our filtering tool to narrow down the options and only see the boards that match your criteria, such as size, core type, number of stringers, etc. And if you have any doubts, feel free to contact us as we're here to assist you.
At Mundo Surf we offer all kinds of boards to practice Bodyboarding: PE bodyboards, PP, NRG, EPS, Quad concave, or Drop Knee boards. Choosing the right one depends on your experience, height, weight, and the style of bodyboarding you want to practice. For a complete guide, check our article on how to choose a bodyboard. If you're still unsure which one to buy, don't hesitate to ask us for advice without obligation!
A bodyboard is a smaller board derived from surfing, typically reaching navel height. It is used with bodyboard swim fins mainly to perform maneuvers both on the wave and in the air.
You should choose a bodyboard that suits your weight, height, skill level, and the type of water you surf. If you surf in cold water, we recommend a PE bodyboard or NRG bodyboard. If you're in more temperate or warmer places, a PP bodyboard would be a better choice.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us, and we'll help you make the right decision.
The size of your bodyboard depends mainly on your weight, height, and skill level.
In general, the bodyboard should reach your navel height.
If you're a beginner, it's recommended to go 1-2 fingers above that height, and if you already have good skills, you can choose a board that is 1 finger below.
It also depends on your comfort level with the waves you surf. For example, in smaller waves, you might prefer a slightly larger board.
Bodyboards are made of three main materials: Polypropylene (PP), Polyethylene (PE), and Polystyrene (EPS).
PP bodyboards are stiffer and faster, but they require a higher skill level to control. They are also more expensive due to their increased durability.
The EPS material is mostly used for beginner bodyboards.
