Do you need a tail pad on a mid length surfboard? (Do you need a tail pad on any surfboard?!)
Something we get asked a lot, does my new board need a tail pad? The short answer is no, no board NEEDS a tail pad to function, but they can help with grip, awareness of foot placement and protection against pressure dings. Generally people don't add them to mid lengths and fish boards, due to the less aggressive nature of the turns and the appeal of a fully fresh waxed board. If you want to chat to a real human about your next mid length, minimal or shorter board? Find us on instagram: @hand_laid_eggs Or drop us a message via email form on the website: https://www.handlaideggs.co.uk/contac...

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