Volume Chart

The following guide is to give the rider a starting point of reference as to how much volume their board should contain. Many variables such as skill, weight, wave type and ability come in to play when calculating volume. It is important to take all of these factors into consideration when calculating volume.

Higher volume is necessary for those less skilled riders regardless of wave conditions, and a higher volume is recommended for the more skilled riders in smaller wave conditions. Volume is very relative to the rider’s weight and ability as well as the conditions in which a surfboard will be used. Use this guide to help yourself find a volume range that will cater to your needs.

Weight Lbs	Weight Kg	Beginner	Intermediate	Experienced
80	40.8	21 to 24	16.8 to 19.2	14 to 16
90	45.5	24 to 27	19.2 to 21.6	16 to 18
100	50	25.5 to 28.5	20.4 to 22.8	17 to 19
110	54.5	27 to 30	21.6 to 24	18 to 20
120	59	28.5 to 31.5	22.8 to 25.2	19 to 21
130	61	30 to 33	24 to 26.4	20 to 22
140	63.5	31.5 to 34.5	25.2 to 27.6	21 to 23
145	65.8	33 to 36	26.4 to 28.8	22 to 24
150	68	34.5 to 36	27.6 to 28.8	23 to 24
155	70.3	34.5 to 37.5	27.6 to 30	23 to 25
160	72.6	36 to 39	28.8 to 31.2	24 to 26
165	74.8	37.5 to 40.5	30 to 32.4	25 to 27
170	77	37.5 to 40.5	30 to 32.4	25 to 27
175	79.5	39 to 42	31.2 to 33.6	26 to 28
180	81.7	40.5 to 43.5	32.4 to 34.8	27 to 29
185	84	42 to 45	33.6 to 36	28 to 30
190	86.2	43.5 to 46.5	34.8 to 37.2	29 to 31
195	88.4	43.5 to 46.5	34.8 to 37.2	29 to 31
200	90.7	45 to 48	36 to 38.4	30 to 32
210	95.2	48 to 51	36 to 40.8	32 to 34
220	99.8	48 to 54	40.8 to 43.2	34 to 36

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