Taylor Jensen Pro V

All Conditions. All Style. All Fun.

The TJ Pro V is Taylor Jensen’s longboard for the rest of us—designed with Dan Mann to bring high-performance fun to everyday surf. Whether it's waist-high peelers or punchy beach breaks, this board turns average days into standout sessions.

The design brief was simple: make it fast, loose, and free—and the result is a longboard that delivers top-tier performance without needing perfect waves.

Why It Rips:

• Lower Rocker Profile = easier paddling + speed through flat sections

• Wider Nose = added stability for noserides, even in softer surf

• Squash Tail + Spiral V = looser feel + easier turning in tight pockets

• Fin Versatility = ride it as a quad for drive or 2+1 for classic control

Rooted in the championship-proven TJ Pro, the Pro V has been fine-tuned to bring the same energy to everyday 2–6 ft conditions.

From tip to tail, the TJ Pro V is a modern longboard that keeps it loose, stylish, and fun—no matter what the waves are doing.

Shape

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.

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

Wave Type

This is Taylor Jensen's performance longboard model designed to work well in poor-to-average conditions, perfect in 2-3' beachbreak surf. TJ went to world-class shaper Dan Mann for something a bit flatter, faster, and doesn't need as much wave to push it - something that excels in the flat sections and gutless surf.

Board Features

This everyday performance longboard was designed to be a bit looser than the TJ Pro to unlock a bit more fun. The shape has a bit more nose area than the TJP to skim across the flats to noseride easier, a bit more drastic double concave to speed things up through flat sections, and also a Quad fin configuration option. Taylor says, "Quads are one of the most fun fin setups for longboards, and this configuration makes things super loose and free and makes your longboard feel like a much shorter board."