Taylor Jensen Pro

The Longboard That Wins Titles.

Designed in collaboration with Dan Mann and Taylor Jensen, the TJP takes the proven performance of the 900R and fine-tunes it for competitive surfing—with more aggressive bottom contours and a touch of extra tail kick for added pivot and vertical attack.

This is the board Taylor rides at the highest level—his go-to for the WSL World Longboard Tour, where it’s carried him to four world titles.

Why it Works:

• More Tail Kick = quicker turns and tighter arcs in the pocket

• Enhanced Bottom Contours = increased lift and responsiveness under pressure

• All the Flow, Plus Finesse = perfect balance of traditional cruise and high-performance edge

Whether you're aiming to step up your game or just want a longboard that can do it all, the TJP is the ultimate fusion of power, style, and championship pedigree.

Optimal Conditions

I-Bolic Core Technology

I-beam core construction with flex controlled at the rails using high density foam - an engineering feat developed for performance.

Volcanic Lamination Technology

Forged in fire, this Basalt lamination technology is our sustainable alternative to carbon, and is our most durable with elevated response.

Timbertek Technology

One of the most sustainable surfboard constructions you'll find, made with Paulownia wood.

or Jensen's go-to board for competition, and has taken him to 4x WSL World Longboard Championships.

Wave Type

This is Taylor Jensen's primary performance longboard model and longest running design in our line, designed by Dan Mann. This shape is meant for performance in good waves, from beach breaks to pointbreaks, it can do it all. This shape is about speed, power, flow, driving turns on rail, and going fast down the line during noserides.

Board Features

This all-performance rounded pintail longboard shape designed by Dan Mann features a light single concave in the nose for nose riding, into a double concave through the tail with a slight vee out the end to loosen things up. It's got very performance rails - think a shortboard hidden in a longboard's body. Stand on the tail to do turns, and walk up to the nose for trim and nose riding. People who aren't longboarders pick this shape up and love it.