2026 LANDYACHTZ LINEUP IS HERE!

Landyachtz 2026 Lineup

Landyachtz introduces its 2026 lineup with updated graphics, refined designs, and components matched to each board. The presentation moves from compact cruisers to longboards, describing what each model is suited for.

Cruisers

• Dinghy Classic: A compact, go-anywhere staple.
  • Dinghy Fender: Adds fenders for larger wheels, with 105 mm Polar Bears and 74 mm Plow Kings.
  • Dinghy Coffin: Keeps the Classic’s compact setup, with a coffin-shaped deck and embossed graphic.
• Tugboat: A wider cruiser that offers a stable ride for beginners while retaining a street-skate feel.
• Ditch Life: Combines an old-school shape and generous foot space with a modern setup. It’s suited to pushing, park skating, and hill slides.
• Schooner: A longer-wheelbase board built for momentum. Fenders, big wheels, and narrow trucks suit it to pump tracks, cruising, and urban freeriding.
• Raft: A returning, wide cruiser designed to inspire confidence, with strong carving and grip.
• Rally Cat: A low, long, narrow all-rounder for distance pushing, carving, and sliding.

Longboards

• Dipper: A slim, compact board for smooth, surfy turns.
• Ripper: A redesigned model that brings back its springy, flexy camber and adds a kicktail.
• Big Dipper: A long, comfortable board for rough pavement, with reverse-kingpin trucks and Plow King wheels.
• Drop Cat 38: Sits low thanks to its rocker and is aimed at easy pushing and relaxed carving.
• Clark: Combines twin kicks and large wheel wells, allowing it to shift between hills and freestyle skating with different wheel and truck setups.
• Switchblade 40: A low, stable option for freeriding and downhill. Its drop-throughs help secure and orient the rider’s feet.
• Drop Hammer: A lightweight, symmetrical first longboard for cruising, carving, and sliding.
• TKP setup: A low-riding, easy-pushing option suited to newer riders. The accompanying Eagle graphic is reworked in Block on Block.

Speed and Freeride Boards

The Evo, designed for stability and control at speed, remains a central model and comes in 40- and 36-inch sizes. The redesigned Evo 36 gains a small amount of camber for ground clearance, a tighter stance for freeriding, and a micro tail for easier kickups.

The lineup closes with the symmetrical Katana, developed with team rider So Tanaka for high speeds and large slides. It features mellow concave, multiple wheelbase options, and deep wheel wells.

Landyachtz also teases more releases for the year, including freeride wheels and gloves.

Presenters and Contributors

The presenters are from the Landyachtz team; Clayton Arthur is named in the subtitles, while other speakers are not identified there. Designers and contributors mentioned include Mackenzie Yoshida, Clark Patrick, and So Tanaka.