Find The Best Mini Mal

Made with high-quality materials from expert shapers, our mini mals boast a sleek design and a smooth finish. Perfect for when the swell is small to 6ft point breaks, and everything in between. Our mini mal surfboards feature a wide and rounded nose that provides excellent flotation, making it easy for riders to paddle and catch waves. 

The rocker design allows for easy maneuverability, making it ideal for both beginners and advanced riders who want to ride off trail. At just under 8 feet in length, a mini mal is highly versatile and can be ridden in a variety of wave conditions. Its lightweight shape ensures that it is easy to carry and transport to your favourite surf spot. And for those long sunny days spent in the surf, grab a surf hat to protect yourself from the strong summer rays.

Shop Mini Mal Surfboards at Sideways

So whether you're a beginner looking to catch your first wave or an experienced surfer looking to add to your quiver, the mini mal is the perfect choice. With its unmatched performance, durability, and design, this board is sure to become your go-to for all your surfing adventures. Check out our surfboard sale and shop cheap mini mal surfboards at Sideways.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you learn to surf on a mini mal?

Yes, you can definitely learn to surf on a mini mal. In fact, mini mal surfboards are often recommended for beginners because they are wider and more stable than traditional shortboards. This stability makes it easier to paddle, catch waves, and balance while standing up. Mini mals also have a rocker design that allows for easy maneuverability, making it easier for beginners to turn the board and ride the wave.

What is the difference between a mini mal and a longboard?

The main difference between a mini mal surfboard and a longboard is the size and shape. A mini mal is typically shorter than a longboard, with a length ranging from 7 to 8 feet, while a longboard can range from 9 to 12 feet in length.

How do I choose a mini mal surfboard?

When selecting a mini mal surfboard, take into account your skill level, height, weight, and the waves you plan to surf. If you're a beginner, opt for a board with more volume and width to enhance stability. If you plan to ride larger waves, choose a board with less volume and more maneuverability.