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Pastel Pink and Teal Fully Auto Surfboard, blob design. Standing against a metal wall
Pastel Pink and Teal Fully Auto Surfboard, blob design. Standing against a metal wall
Surfboard standing against metal wall. Pastel pink and purple rim, white center. 4 +1 Future fin boxes,
Pink and Teal Pastel Colored Fully Auto Surfboard laying on cement
Surfboard Standing against sheet metal wall, blue edges, sunset yellow to orange gradient in the center. Runyon logo on the top.
White surfboard leaning against sheet metal wall. Runyon Logo in the center. 4 +1 Future Fin Setup. Wider shortboard.
Surboard laying on cement. Blue edges, Sunset red to yellow color in the center. Runyon Logo, with skull towards the tail
White Surfboard leaning against brick wall. Runyon Logo, 6 Stripes run from the nose, to 3 quarters of the way down the board towards the tail.
Runyon Logo, in blue. On a white surfboard, leaning against a brick wall. 4, Plus 1 fin setup, Future Fin Boxes. Wide Shortboard.
White Surfboard, laying on wood deckings. 4 Plus 1 fun setup. Future Fin Boxes. "Fully Auto" is penciled in under autograph.
White Fully Auto surfboard, laying on wooden deck. Runyon logo towards nose, 6 stripes running vertically down the board,

Runyon Surfboards

Fully Auto Surfboard

Sale price $1,050.00

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Fully Auto is built for automatic speed in small waves. This is my personal go-to small wave board and a proven East Coast daily driver.

Designed to generate effortless speed in weak surf, this board blends Fish DNA with modern small wave performance design.

Design and Performance

The Fully Auto features a full, curvy outline with a wide tail block flowing into a rounded pin tail.

Key features include:

  • Wide point at center for balance
  • Medium to full rails
  • Low entry rocker
  • Moderate tail rocker

Ride this board a couple inches below your height for maximum speed and responsiveness.

It delivers immediate acceleration while staying stable and controlled when pushing through sections.

Bottom Contours

Deep single concave through the middle blending into double, transitioning into spiral vee and flat off the tail.

Optional quad channels or wide center channel available for added drive.

Fin Configurations

Available as:

  • Five fin
  • Thruster
  • Quad
  • 7UP setup

This board is commonly ridden as a quad for maximum small wave speed.

Ideal Wave Conditions

Perfect for:

  • Small weak surf
  • Summer beach breaks
  • 1 to 3 ft waves
  • Works up to head high

A true small wave weapon built for East Coast conditions.

Who It’s For

Surfers who want maximum speed in weak or small surf and a board that stays fast and snappy all summer long.

Sizing

Available from 4’6” up to 7’0”.

Pricing

Boards start at $1050.

Interested? Call us or send email and let’s design your board.

Got Questions? We've Got Answers.

How much do custom surfboards cost?

Custom surfboards typically cost between $700 and $1,200, depending on the size, materials, and level of customization. Hand-shaped boards from experienced shapers may cost more because they are tailored to your surfing style and local wave conditions.
What are surfboards made of?

Most modern surfboards are made from a foam core covered with fiberglass and resin for strength and durability. Some boards also use epoxy materials or carbon reinforcement to improve performance and reduce weight.
Why do surfers wax their boards?

Surf wax creates traction between your feet and the board, preventing slipping while paddling or riding waves. Without wax, the smooth fiberglass surface would be too slippery to maintain control.
How are surfboards made?

Surfboards are shaped from a foam blank that is carved into the desired design by a shaper. The board is then fiberglassed and coated with resin to create a strong, waterproof outer shell.
How much does a surfboard weigh?

Most surfboards weigh between 5 and 9 pounds, depending on their size and construction. Lightweight boards are easier to maneuver, while slightly heavier boards can offer more stability in certain wave conditions.