Odysea Log
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The Catch Surf Odysea Log: Maximum Float, Maximum Fun
The Catch Surf Odysea Log is the board that launched thousands of smiles. Built on the same design philosophy that made Catch Surf the defining name in soft-top surfboards since 2007, the Log delivers an enormous amount of float and forward paddle power in a shape that feels immediately friendly the moment you drop it in the water. Whether you are catching your very first unbroken wave or you are a seasoned surfer who just wants to log some long, effortless rides, the Odysea Log puts you in more waves with less work.
Shape and Outline
The Log lives up to its name. A full, rounded nose carries generous width all the way through a parallel-railed midsection before tapering into a wide, blunt square tail. That outline is deliberate: the extended planing surface catches waves early, holds a clean trim line on the face, and creates a stable platform that beginner and intermediate surfers can stand on with confidence. The rocker is kept low and relaxed so the board accelerates onto small to medium waves with almost no effort, making it ideal for the mellow, rolling swells common along South Florida coastlines. The wide-point-forward design keeps the nose high and light during paddling, then settles flat and solid once you are up and riding.
Construction Feel
Beneath the colorful, throwback-styled exterior, the Odysea Log is built with a stiff dual composite core reinforced by triple wood stingers running the length of the board. That internal structure eliminates the noodle-flex you feel in lesser soft-tops and translates foot pressure into actual direction changes instead of just bending the foam. The deck uses a traditional soft PE foam surface that provides grip and comfort underfoot without wax, while the high-density polyethylene (HDPE) slick bottom gives the board a smooth, fast ride surface and protects the nose and tail with a built-in bumper-tail protector. The result is a soft-top that feels surprisingly responsive under your feet while still being forgiving on your body and anyone nearby.
Fins and Drive
The Log comes rigged with a soft-performance thruster (tri-fin) setup and a leash plug already installed. The center-heavy thruster arrangement keeps the Log tracking straight in a trim, adds drive off the bottom, and gives the board a predictable, confidence-inspiring feel through turns. The soft fin material eliminates the hazard of hard fiberglass fins while still delivering enough hold to keep the board in the pocket of a wave. This is the setup that has earned the Odysea Log its reputation as a genuinely capable wave-rider across the full range of skill levels.
Wave Range and Who It Is For
The Odysea Log is happiest in knee-high to head-high, soft-breaking waves. It excels on the kind of gentle beach-break swells that roll through South Florida beaches from spring through fall, where a board with extra volume and a low rocker turns otherwise weak conditions into long, satisfying rides. Because the float is so generous, heavier or taller riders who might struggle on a shorter soft-top will find the Log immediately comfortable. Beginners get the early-entry, stable platform they need to build their pop-up and their wave-reading skills. Intermediate surfers use it as a high-volume fun board that takes the pressure off and rewards casual, stylish surfing. The JOB signature colorways add a nod to Jamie O'Brien's shore-break expertise: a pro who has charged some of the heaviest waves on the planet and still comes back to boards built for pure enjoyment when the waves are playful.
Colorways and Graphics
The Odysea Log is offered across a wide range of graphics that lean into its fun-first personality. Solid matte tones like Cool Grey, Military Green, and Pilsner sit alongside bold artist and collaboration colorways: the Evan Rossell Pilsner graphic, the Real Tree camo patterns in Orange and Military Green, and the Jamie O'Brien (JOB) signature Sky Blue and Hot Pink editions with their bold zebra-stripe slick bottoms. The Clay Marzo White and Todd DiCiurcio Midnight Blue pro-artist editions round out the lineup. The slick HDPE bottom on each colorway doubles as a canvas for the graphic, so the design wraps the entire underside of the board. Use the variant selector on this page to browse every colorway and size combination we carry.
Questions about which size is right for your height, weight, or experience level? Call our surf team at 954-427-4929 or stop into one of our South Florida stores.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Catch Surf (Odysea)
- Model
- Log
- Board Type
- Soft-Top Surfboard
- Core
- Stiff Dual Composite Core with Triple Wood Stingers
- Deck
- Soft PE Foam (Old-School Throwback Design)
- Bottom
- Durable HDPE Slick Bottom with Bumper-Tail Protector
- Fin Setup
- Soft-Performance Tri-Fin (Thruster) with Leash Plug Included
- Skill Level
- All Levels: Beginner to Intermediate
- Wave Range
- Knee-high to Head-high, Soft Beach Break
- Gender
- Unisex
Size & Dimensions
| Length | Width | Thickness | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6'0" | 22.0" | 3.125" | 57L |
| 7'0" | 22.0" | 3.125" | 72L |
| 7'6" | 22.0" | 3.25" | 78L |
| 8'0" | 23.0" | 3.375" | 86L |
| 9'0" | 24.0" | 3.5" | 98L |
| 10'0" | 25.0" | 3.5" | 125L |
Full manufacturer size chart. Sizes available to order are shown in the selector above.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the Catch Surf Odysea Log good for?
- The Odysea Log is built for maximum fun in small to medium waves. Its full outline, generous float, and relaxed rocker make it an excellent beginner board and a genuinely enjoyable ride for intermediate surfers who want long, easy waves without working hard for every paddle. It also performs well as a dedicated longboard-style soft-top for riders who prefer a slower, more stylish approach to surfing.
- Is the Catch Surf Log good for beginners?
- Yes. The Log is one of the most beginner-friendly soft-tops Catch Surf makes. The wide nose and parallel rails give you a stable platform to practice your pop-up, the high volume makes paddling into waves straightforward, and the soft foam deck and fins are safe and forgiving. It has been used in surf lessons worldwide for exactly these reasons.
- How does the Catch Surf Log compare to the Catch Surf Plank?
- Both are high-volume soft-tops from the Odysea lineup. The Log has a classic longboard-inspired outline with a rounder nose and more evenly distributed width, which gives it a smooth, glide-forward feel. The Plank runs longer with a more parallel template that emphasizes pure nose-riding and traditional longboard trim. If you want a board that bridges beginner accessibility and fun, stylish surfing, the Log is the right call. If you want a dedicated longboard experience focused on trimming and cross-stepping, look at the Plank.
- What size Catch Surf Odysea Log should I get?
- The right size depends on your weight, height, and experience level. As a general guide: lighter or smaller riders and those with some experience often go shorter for more maneuverability, while heavier riders and complete beginners benefit from extra length and volume for easier paddling and stability. Check the size chart on this page for the full dimensions and volume at each length, then use the variant selector to see which sizes we have. If you want a personal recommendation, call our surf team at 954-427-4929.
- What fin setup does the Catch Surf Odysea Log use?
- The Log comes with a soft-performance thruster (tri-fin) setup pre-installed, along with a leash plug. The three-fin arrangement gives the board a balanced blend of drive and control that works well for beginners and recreational surfers. The fins are made from a soft material that keeps the setup safe while still delivering enough hold to track and turn through a wave.
- Is the Catch Surf Log good for heavier or taller surfers?
- Yes. The Log carries a significant amount of volume across its range of lengths, which makes it one of the more accommodating soft-tops for larger or heavier surfers. The extra float keeps the board high on the water, reduces the effort needed to paddle in, and maintains stability underfoot. See the size chart on this page for full volume figures at each length to find the best match for your body weight.
- What waves is the Catch Surf Odysea Log designed for?
- The Log is designed for soft, rolling beach-break waves from knee-high to head-high. Its low, relaxed rocker and wide planing surface thrive in mellow conditions where the priority is catching as many waves as possible and riding them all the way to the sand. It is not optimized for hollow, fast-breaking surf, but in South Florida beach-break conditions it is genuinely hard to beat for pure fun.
- What are the JOB colorways on the Odysea Log?
- The JOB colorways are signature editions designed in collaboration with professional surfer Jamie O'Brien, known for charging some of the most powerful shore-break waves in the world. His Log colorways feature bold, tropical-influenced graphics on the deck and slick HDPE bottom. They are available in the Sky Blue and Hot Pink options on this page. Select the colorway from the variant selector to see what is currently available.