Ho Stevie!Surfboard Sock Cover - Light Protective Bag for your Surf Board [Choose Size and Color]

The 8-footer stretches sideways nicely to accommodate my 5'8" long, 29" wide, 120L wing foil board. Some excess material to serve as additional padding!

This board sock is pretty okay in terms of craftsmanship and "do-what-it-says-ness." In other words, it covers the board, offers a little bit of buffer for dings or scratches, and fits exactly as advertised. However, whatever fabric this thing is made of is like a MAGNET for velcro, and anyone who surfs is more than aware that there's definitely velcro out and about.I feel like every time I take my funboard out (the only one with this case -- my others have the hemp cases from....another vendor that I can't remember right now), I spend a significant part of the morning fighting with the leash, or my booties, or some other velcro (I use velcro straps with multiple board transpo) because it's all stuck to this cover. It seems like even when velcro grazes the sock it latches INSTANTLY and DEEPLY. You have to be extremely deliberate about where your leash and other velcro components are when dealing with this cover.It's a small complaint and some folks won't care, but it's annoying enough that I'm considering swapping it out for yet another hemp sock.

Now that Stevie got these socks in stock in 10'6 i grabbed one for a vintage log. Glad I bought from Stevie, and here is why;1. Padded nose is key.2. Sock material has good thickness to it. This is critical because when you're carrying a giant heavy board you hit stuff. No joke things I have hit include my kid (she was 2....), garage door, car in garage, garage track, ceiling in garage....they go on. the thick padding will protect both the board from marks, and my kid from the board3. Sock is a good size. Takes board easy, and the giant glassed on hatchet fin no problem.So protect your board, protect your kids, protect your car.....and you don't have to spend a lot of money doing it. Well made and very happy this board now has protection.

Money well spent. Quality board sock for a small price. This is a necessity if you every strap boards to the roof, place them in your car or in your truck bed. No matter how you travel to the surf, this board sock will protect your board. I throw my sticks in a van, before I had the board sock I would get wax all over my fabric. It's comes out but it's tough to clean.The product is made of a durable fabric and the top black fabric is more protection for the nose. You will find a Velcro pouch on the inside, I use it for wax. You will also find the tail end has a draw string to secure it on the board.I'm giving it a 5 star because it is a quality productCons:1) my Amazon prime shipping was late. Boo hoo, I went three extra days without a sock, I'm over it2) I have a 9'4 Starr 3 stringer, I ordered a 9'6 sock and it fit perfectly. This 9'6 sock will not fit my 9'6 infinity cluster V. I will need to order a 2nd sock of bigger size to fit my 9'6 long board.3) I have multiple FCS 2 fins so removing the fins isn't a hassle, just wish the sock had a pouch to place them in. Same goes for the leash. I keep my leash connected to my board because I am lazy and the whole thing is transported in a van. It would be nice if the sock had something I could wrap my leash around to look more organized. For now I stuff it into the sock with the board.Overall:Excellent product, ask questions about sizing before you purchase. The sock stretches but not a whole lot. If you have a thin board, order to size. If you have a thick board, order a size bigger.

I've got all types of socks and took a shot on a pair of these for new boards to save a cpl $. They're not bad, main difference from the big surf brands (FCS, Creatures, etc.) is the seam. These socks have a seam in the sock part up the full length and the other brands have a knit tube that has no seam except where the nose cover attaches. These socks are also a little less protection as the knit fabric is a bit thinner then the big brands and the nose cover is also not as padded.These are major differences, but you can feel the difference just handling covered boards.