
6'2" Hawaii Step Up
6'2" × 18.75" × 2.38"
Last checked Sep 17, 2026

Last checked Sep 17, 2026
5'6" Channel Islands "Two Happy" 21.9L Used Surfboard #45040 Vendor: Channel Islands Model Name: Two Happy City: San Clemente Condition: Used Length: 5'6" Width: 17 1/2" Thickness: 2 1/8" Volume: 21.90L Fins: Futures (not included) Construction: Poly Description: The deck has several light surface scratches that are watertight, see the photos to view rest of pressure dent details. The bottom has a few small cosmetic blemishes that are watertight, some surface scratches that are watertight and a two inch crack that is not watertight. The tail has a small pro repair that is watertight, several surface scratches that are watertight and a two inch crack that is not watertight. The left rail has a few small surface cracks that are not watertight. The right rail has two very small cracks that are not watertight. More Information: (Below information is from Channel Islands Surfboards website) Created by Britt Merrick, through work with Dane Reynolds and Parker Coffin, the Two Happy takes all the high-performance speed and flow of the original Happy but makes it more accessible and user-friendly for a broader range of surfers and conditions. With added entry rocker and increased double concave, the Two Happy is looser, rolls rail to rail more easily, and carves better in the pocket. Our team describes the board as exceptionally fast, responsive, and under the feet. The fuller rails and wider, thicker tail block provide ease of paddle, ride, and acceleration. Don't understand the surfboard description lingo? Go to our Glossary of Terms. Price: $275.00

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