JONATHAN GRANDINI SURFBOARDS
Hand shaped in San Clemente, California. Thirty plus years of foam dust, rail bands and boards built for real waves.
Jonathan Grandini builds surfboards one at a time in San Clemente, California — a town shaped by waves, rail yards, and a deep history of American surf culture.
Every board starts with a conversation: where do you surf, what do you ride now, and what feeling are you chasing? From there, the blank is hand-shaped, glassed, and finished by people who care about the details.
The boards are designed for California waves first — but they're built to travel. Japan, in particular, has become an important market for us, where riders value subtle curves, quality glass schedules, and honest craftsmanship.
This is not a factory. It's a shaping room with dust on the floor, music on the radio, and a clear point of view: surfboards should be beautiful, functional, and made to last.
Three decades of boards under foot, from grovelers to guns.
Trestles, Lowers, T-Street. Tested on the waves they are made for.
Every order dialed to your weight, height and home break.