The original Beach Cruiser, which can now be referred to as the Mark I, has been a small wave favorite for surfers looking for maximum wave count, speed & easy flowing turn in a true Cruiser-style longboard. However, I noticed an abundance of surfers who were primarily looking for a Cruiser, and while not wanting a noserider, did want the ability to play around with walking the board. Surfers who are not experienced or currently extremely interested in noseriding as a priority. The Mark I is built with speed and ease turns in mind and the hydrodynamics of that shape do not promote nose-to-talk walkability.

So I took the Beach Cruiser (Mark I) shape and modified it with the goals of retaining the vast majority of the premium wave catching, speed, long easy flowing rides but adding nose-to-tail walkability in a user-friendly platform. It's just as excellent a summery/small-wave machine as the Beach Cruiser Mark I, albiet with a slight reduction in the top-end speed and a slightly longer turning radius, but with added wave sensitivity/feeling and an inviting wide nose for extra confidence in walking the board and occassional full noserides.

The Beach Cruiser Mark II is an incredible choice for surfers who approach longboarding with an easy, mellow & simplistic mentality but want to dance a bit when mood strikes.

Order the Beach Cruiser Mark II if:
⬩ Small surf is most important to you with nice medium wave ability.
⬩ You want the paddling & speed of a cruiser but some of the walkability of a noserider.

Consider the Beach Cruiser if:
⬩ Small surf is most important to you with nice medium wave ability.
⬩ Supreme paddle power, speed & long easy rides are most important to you.
⬩ Noseriding and turning performance are not of importance to you.

Consider the Rhythm if:
⬩ Small surf is most important to you with nice medium wave ability.
⬩ Noseriding is most important to you.

Consider the Banana Leaf if:
⬩ Medium sized waves are most important with great small wave ability.
⬩ Versatility across a variety of wave shapes from soft to pitchy is important.
⬩ Turning performance & agility are the most important aspects of your longboard.