Custom surfboard shapers · Newquay
The right shape.
Longboards, mini mals, fish and custom builds from a Newquay surf shop. Work out the shape you're curious about, then take one good question to the shaper.
- What
- Longboards, mini mals, fish, alternative shortboards, custom builds
- Where
- 4 Alma Place, Newquay TR7 1NF
- Hours
- Seasonal. Call to confirm before you travel.
Five ways
to ride a wave.
These are the board families listed on Custard Point's own website. The drawings are generic outlines to show the difference, not product images or dimensions.
- 01
Longboards
Ask about glide, trim and classic lines.
- 02
Mini mals
An in-between length. Ask what it would suit.
- 03
Fish
A wider, alternative outline. A good conversation starter.
- 04
Alternative shortboards
Beyond the standard shortboard. Ask what's possible.
- 05
Custom builds
For surfers looking beyond an off-the-shelf model, the Newquay shop also offers custom builds.
See the actual range on the official site (opens in a new tab)
What's your
line?
Pick a family and the kind of waves you usually surf. The outline redraws, and the page prepares a question you can take to the shaper. Nothing is sent or booked.
Illustrative outline · not a product specification
Ask about glide, trim and classic lines.
Your prepared question
Hello Custard Point, I'm thinking about a longboard. I mostly surf small, mellow waves. Could you talk me through outline, rails, tail and fins for that kind of board, and what I should have ready?
Good to have ready: the board you ride now (if any), the beach or break you usually surf, and your height and weight if you're comfortable sharing.
This only opens a draft in your email app. Nothing is booked or sent, and the question is general conversation, not board-fitting advice.
Four things worth asking about
- 01
Outline
How long and how wide, and where the curves sit. Ask how the outline changes the feel in the waves you ride.
- 02
Rails
The edges of the board. Ask how fuller or finer rails would change the way it sits and turns for you.
- 03
Tail
The back end shapes how a board leaves the wave. Ask which tail suits the turns you like to make.
- 04
Fins
Setups vary from board to board. Ask what the shaper would fit to a longboard and why. See your question ↓
From the shaping bay
to the water.
A Newquay
surf shop with shapers.
Custard Point makes longboards, mini mals, fish and alternative shortboards, and its Newquay shop also takes on custom builds. This concept doesn't change any of that. It only helps a visitor arrive with a better first question.
- WhoIndependent surfboard shapers with a surf shop at 4 Alma Place, Newquay.
- Official siteBoard range, phone and email are listed at custardpointsurfboards.com (opens in a new tab).
- On the mapThe shop has a business listing on Google Maps, linked in the visit section below.
- SocialsNo verified social profile found, so none are shown here.
Come and find
your line.
The Custard Point Surf Shop is at 4 Alma Place, Newquay TR7 1NF. Opening hours change with the season, so call to confirm before you travel.
Place
Newquay · TR7 1NF
- Hours
- Seasonal. Call to confirm.
- Phone
- 07535 813321
Take it to the shaper.
Your board conversation
You're curious about a longboard for small, mellow waves.
Nothing is booked or sent by this page. Hours are seasonal, so call to confirm.