Harbour Surfboards

Harbour Surfboards is a sporting goods store in Seal Beach, California. The shop makes and sells handcrafted surfboards, with a focus on classic and evolving designs, and its boards have been shaped under the Harbour name since 1959. It holds a rating of 4.90 from customer reviews.

Harbour Surfboards traces its start to 1959, when Rich Harbour shaped a replacement for his own stolen surfboard and soon found locals asking him to make boards for them. Those boards appeared in Surfer Magazine under the feet of respected surfers of the era. Since then the shop has hand crafted more than 34,000 surfboards. It describes itself as the home of the world's oldest surfboard manufacturing shop operating daily at the same location, and customers can watch boards being shaped in the shop. The current inventory includes models such as the 9.10" MOD 65, the 9.6" Rapier, the 7.10" Revolver, the 9.6" The Ray, and the 9.4" and 9.6" Banana. New and vintage Harbour Surfboards are collected by enthusiasts around the world. The shop is open seven days a week from 9am to 6pm.

The shop sits on Main Street in Seal Beach, a short walk from Electric Avenue and about a tenth of a mile from the Red Car Museum, the Seal Beach Post Office, and the Mary Wilson Branch of the Orange County Public Library. Pacific Coast Highway is roughly a tenth of a mile away.

Harbour Surfboards is known for a positive rating from the customers who have reviewed it, and for more than six decades of surfboard building at the same Seal Beach address.

For surfers in Seal Beach and beyond, Harbour Surfboards pairs a long shaping history with a working shop where boards are still made daily on Main Street.