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Barney aggregates used surfboard listings from across Oʻahu so you can find your next board faster. Listings are sourced from Craigslist, local consignment shops, and private sellers.

Prices and availability may change without notice. Always confirm details directly with the seller before buying.

Used Mid-Length Surfboards on Oʻahu

Mid-length surfboards offering the best of both worlds -- easy wave catching with responsive turning. The go-to quiver board for many Hawaii surfers.

8ft 6in Mike Nekomoto Midlength #3P3005 by Mike Nekomoto Midlength
In Stock

8ft 6in Mike Nekomoto Midlength #3P3005

Mike Nekomoto Midlength

$400.00

Sand Island Surf Shop

Posted 5 days ago

8ft 2in HIC Yellow Midlength #0031B2 by Hawaiian Island Creations
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8ft 2in HIC Yellow Midlength #0031B2

Hawaiian Island Creations

$550.00

Sand Island Surf Shop

Posted last week

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Frequently Asked Questions

What length is a mid-length surfboard?

Mid-length surfboards typically range from 6'6" to 8 feet, with most falling in the 7'0" to 7'6" sweet spot. They're longer than shortboards but shorter than traditional longboards, designed to offer a blend of paddle power and performance.

Who should ride a mid-length?

Mid-lengths are great for a wide range of surfers. Intermediate surfers transitioning from longboards, advanced surfers wanting a fun small-wave option, and older surfers looking for easier paddling all benefit from mid-lengths. They've become one of the most popular board types in Hawaii for good reason.

Best mid-length surfboards for Hawaii waves?

For Hawaii's varied conditions, look for a mid-length in the 7'0" to 7'6" range with moderate rocker. Single fin or 2+1 setups work well for cruisy south shore waves, while thruster or quad setups handle more powerful north shore conditions. Local shapers often build mid-lengths specifically tuned for Hawaiian surf.

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