Macnut
Silky clean arcs. Buttery flow.
How it feels
A few casual paddles and you're up.
Point breaks and clean running beach breaks. That’s where the Macnut comes alive.
It isn't a board that asks you to chase speed. It creates so much of its own that you naturally start looking farther down the line.
And when it's time to turn, that's where the magic happens.
Take all that speed, lean hard onto the rail, and trust it to hold right through the carve. No washing out, just one long, confident arc before releasing cleanly into the next section.
The faster you surf it, the better it feels.
Why it works
The Macnut holds a lot of foam under the chest which makes for easy paddling, early entry and effortless glide.
It gathers speed naturally, while the lower rails keep it feeling loose, lively, and connected through every turn.
You're not having to work to create speed or carry momentum. The board simply does it for you.
It's one of those boards that seems to disappear underfoot.
Java
Faster reaction underfoot.
More vertical and playful.
Handles a huge range of conditions.
The Idea
This one’s straight from the heart.
It’s for anyone who loved those early 2010s Hypto Kryptos mixed with the chunky, easygoing egg shapes we spent all summer messing around on.
The Macnut was made for one thing: carving.
Think skating a bowl.
Think rolling a snowboard on rail.
Think pumping around on a carver skateboard.
It’s fluid. Electric on rail. Lively underfoot.
Which one fits your style?
5’8” × 21.3” × 2.68”
37.8L
Free Local Pickup (Oceanside)
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The Macnut is built around one thing: flow.
Inspired by the early 2010s high performance eggs and the chunky, easygoing shapes we spent summers riding, the Macnut blends effortless speed with a smooth, carving focused feel.
Plenty of foam under the chest gives it easy paddling, early entry, and instant speed. Lower rails keep it connected through turns while the lively outline keeps it loose and responsive under your feet.
It’s the kind of board that rewards a more relaxed style. Smooth lines, effortless speed, and turns that flow naturally from one section to the next.
From small summer waves to lined up walls, the Macnut is all about staying connected, finding flow, and carving your way through every session.
For reference: I’m 6’2, 200 pounds, and ride a 5’6.
5’4” × 20.2” × 2.52”
31.7L
Free Local Pickup (Oceanside)
U.S. Shipping Available
The Macnut is built around one thing: flow.
Inspired by the early 2010s high performance eggs and the chunky, easygoing shapes we spent summers riding, the Macnut blends effortless speed with a smooth, carving focused feel.
Plenty of foam under the chest gives it easy paddling, early entry, and instant speed. Lower rails keep it connected through turns while the lively outline keeps it loose and responsive under your feet.
It’s the kind of board that rewards a more relaxed style. Smooth lines, effortless speed, and turns that flow naturally from one section to the next.
From small summer waves to lined up walls, the Macnut is all about staying connected, finding flow, and carving your way through every session.
For reference: I’m 6’2, 200 pounds, and ride a 5’6.
Macnut Dimensions
5’6” × 20.8” × 2.6”
34.8L
Free Local Pickup (Oceanside)
U.S. Shipping Available
The Macnut is built around one thing: flow.
Inspired by the early 2010s high performance eggs and the chunky, easygoing shapes we spent summers riding, the Macnut blends effortless speed with a smooth, carving focused feel.
Plenty of foam under the chest gives it easy paddling, early entry, and instant speed. Lower rails keep it connected through turns while the lively outline keeps it loose and responsive under your feet.
It’s the kind of board that rewards a more relaxed style. Smooth lines, effortless speed, and turns that flow naturally from one section to the next.
From small summer waves to lined up walls, the Macnut is all about staying connected, finding flow, and carving your way through every session.
For reference: I’m 6’2, 200 pounds, and ride a 5’6.
Sizing
I’m 6’2” / 200 lbs and ride between 5’6–5’8.
• More flow and glide → go a little longer
• Tighter, quicker turns → go shorter
Twin fins like this feel better with more foam than you think. Don’t undersize it.
The Details
Bottom
Single to subtle double through the fins.
Builds speed easy and keeps it.
Macnut
Deck
Foam where you need it.
Foiled towards the rails to stay engaged through turns.
Gets you in early. Stays connected once you’re up.
More drawn out approach.
Loves flowing rail surfing
Best for smooth carving lines.
Rocker
Low, relaxed through the middle for speed.
Just enough tail flip to say loose when you push into it.
Fins
Upright twin templates work best here.
They keep it fast down the line, but still loose enough to pivot when you need it.
I highly recommend the Torren Martyn uprights by Simon Jones.
