Koz McRae Surfing Board – Moon Child (6’2)
Koz McRae was raised in Santa Barbara surrounded by surf shapers such as his uncle and George Greinow, who built boats on the roadside. After a party life, he pursued a career in surf shaping and studied under local legend Ryan Loveless. His boards from the 1960s to 1980s blend various design influences from that era, and are now gaining strong recognition.
The Moon Child features a classic stable outline with a well-defined form volume, offering a balanced and responsive ride. The rails and roll provide excellent control, while the straight-cut bottom delivers a smooth, direct performance when riding. Combined with the stable design, it offers a unique blend of tradition and innovation.
Condition: Slight footprints present, minor glass cracks inside the deck and rails that do not catch on fingernails. Bottom is clean and in good condition, suitable for continued use.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Size | 6’2 |
| Weight | 4.2kg |
| Includes | None |
FAQ
What is the condition of the board’s bottom?
The bottom is clean and shows no signs of damage, suitable for regular use.
Are there any visible scratches or cracks on the deck?
There are minor glass cracks inside the deck and rails, but they do not catch on fingernails and do not affect usability.
Is this board suitable for beginner surfers?
This board offers stable control and a responsive ride, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers. Beginners may find it challenging due to its stable outline and form volume.
Tracey Butler –
I bought this Moon Child board for my local sessions. The ride feels solid and stable, especially in choppy conditions. The bottom cuts through the water smoothly and the rails give good control. Minor internal cracks are not noticeable in use. It’s a true classic from the Koz McRae line.
Owen Ellison –
The board performs well in medium waves. It’s not as forgiving as some beginner-friendly boards, but once you get the feel, it’s very responsive. The craftsmanship is evident in the shape and construction. Minor wear on the deck is acceptable for regular use.
Harry Berry –
This is a well-made vintage board with a classic shape. I appreciate the balance between stability and performance. The weight is manageable, and it handles well in both flat and moderate swells. The condition is as described, and it feels like a genuine piece from the 1970s era.