Consider your skill level, weight, and the waves you surf most. We recommend models like the .38 Special for versatility. Brian Wright provides one-on-one consultations to match a shape to your specific goals.

Surfboard volume is measured in liters and helps determine how much flotation your board provides. The ideal volume depends on your weight, surfing ability, board type, and the waves you ride most often. More volume generally improves paddle power, stability, and wave-catching ability, while less volume increases responsiveness and performance. Use our Surfboard Volume Calculator to estimate a reliable starting point for your next custom surfboard: https://onerevolversurfboards.com/pages/surfboard-volume-calculator-guide

Yes. Every board is custom-built to your needs. We can adjust length, width, and thickness to the 1/16th of an inch for your perfect volume.

We offer custom tail shapes (round, swallow, square), various glassing schedules for strength, and your choice of PU or EPS foam construction.

Standard builds typically take 3–5 weeks. Every One Revolver board is hand-shaped and glassed to the highest standards at Pure Glass Inc. in Costa Mesa.

We install industry-standard FCS II or Futures fin boxes as well as glass-on fins! You can choose from Twin, Thruster, Quad, or Single-fin configurations.

Yes. While FCS II is designed to be tool-less, we highly recommend using grub screws for extra security, especially in powerful surf or when traveling.

Keep your board out of direct sunlight and hot cars. Rinse with fresh water after every session and repair dings immediately to prevent water damage to the foam core.

Yes. We specialize in custom resin tints, pigments, and specialized fabric inlays. If you have a specific vision, we can help bring it to life during the design phase. We can have anything imaginable printed on fiberglass from boardlams and install it on your board!

Changes are usually possible until the physical shaping process begins. Once the foam is cut, the design is locked in to ensure structural integrity.

As a veteran-owned business, your satisfaction is vital. While custom boards are non-refundable, we work closely with you during the design phase to ensure the board meets your exact specs. We can help resell it for you if you are truly unhappy and tried different fins.

We warrant against manufacturing defects in the shaping and glassing. We build to high standards to ensure maximum durability. However, mother ocean is powerful and if your board breaks under normal conditions that is not covered.

For a seamless repair, wet-sand using Indasa Rhynowet starting at 400 grit and working up to 800 or 1200 grit to match the factory gloss of your board.

Yes. Indasa Red Line is a premium aluminum oxide abrasive that performs exceptionally well on both traditional PE and modern Epoxy surfboards without clogging.

Yes. One of the reasons we exclusively stock Indasa Rhynogrip Red Line is its versatility. Epoxy resin is notoriously "tougher" and can gum up cheap sandpaper quickly. Indasa’s anti-clogging lubricant layer is specifically engineered to handle the heat and friction of sanding high-strength Epoxy without leaving uneven "pig-tails" in your finish.

Yes, we carry professional-grade 4oz and 6oz E-glass and high-clarity resins. These are the same materials used daily in the One Revolver shaping bay.
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We prioritize speed for all building materials. Most orders for Indasa abrasives, resins, and fiberglass are processed within 24–48 hours and shipped directly from our high-volume fulfillment centers. This ensures you get the freshest materials and the fastest delivery times nationwide.

It depends on your board's construction. Polyester (PE) resin is the industry standard for traditional polyurethane (PU) blanks, but it will melt an EPS (Styrofoam) core. Epoxy resin is the "universal" choice—it works on both EPS and PU boards, offers a higher strength-to-weight ratio, and has lower VOCs for backyard repairs. If you aren't sure what your board is made of, Epoxy is the safest bet.

We recommend Indasa Rhynogrip Red Line. For leveling a hot coat, start with 120-150 grit. For the final "pro-finish" before the polish, step up through 220, 320, and 400 grit.

Hardware store abrasives are designed for wood or drywall; they often clog or "burn" when used on surfboard resins. We exclusively stock Indasa Rhynogrip Red Line, which is engineered specifically for the composite industry. It provides a more consistent scratch pattern and lasts significantly longer than standard sandpaper.

We offer flat-rate shipping for all apparel and surf hardware. If you spend over $200, you unlock free shipping on select gear (excluding surfboards).

Free local pickups are available at our shaping bay in Costa Mesa, CA (at Pure Glass) or in Menifee, CA. We also offer hand-delivery options throughout Riverside, Orange, and San Diego Counties.

While we currently specialize in domestic shipping within the United States, we are always open to exploring international orders. If you are located outside the U.S., please reach out to us at info@onerevolversurfboards.com to inquire. We will do our best to find a logistics solution to make your international build happen.

Yes! We offer secure nationwide shipping to all 50 states. Every board is double-wrapped and shipped in heavy-duty, reinforced packaging to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.

All surfboard ding repairs are completed at our Menifee, CA location. We handle everything from minor rail cracks to major structural work for both Epoxy and Polyester boards.

Mobile repair is not a common service, but we understand the need for convenience. Reach out to us with your location and photos of the damage, and we will do our best to accommodate a mobile repair if the situation allows.

Most standard repairs are finished within 3–7 business days. More complex structural repairs may take longer depending on the extent of the damage.