Jarvis Mission:
To build the best boards on and for the planet
Message from the Owner:
In the world of paddle boards, a disappointing trend has festered: sterile uniformity. Mass-produced, imported boards lack soul and character, offering lifeless, cookie-cutter designs and cheap materials that quickly end up in landfills.
At Jarvis Boards, we are on a mission to combat this. Whether building your own using our DIY kits, or ordering a custom, we strive to create the best boards on and for the planet.
Our custom boards are made to stand the test of time, leveraging skilled craftsmanship and modern USA manufacturing. Every board is as unique as its rider, as it should be.
- Eric Roberts
What We Stand For
Built With Intention
A Jarvis board is not designed to be replaced.
It’s designed to be lived with — on the water, in your home, and across years of use. Wood is hand-selected. Composites are layered with purpose. Components are chosen to perform and endure. Finishes are applied for durability first, so the board can age gracefully rather than wear out.
Over time, the board becomes part of your routine and your story. That’s the difference between something made quickly, and something made well.
Rooted in Craft, Not Uniformity
Our work is informed by the long lineage of surfcraft and watercraft makers who understood that performance and beauty are not opposing forces. Proven shapes. Disciplined construction. Materials chosen because they’ve earned their place — not because they’re convenient or inexpensive.
Every Jarvis board reflects a belief that individuality, restraint, and craft matter more than scale. Not every board should look the same. Not every rider is.
Made to Be Lived With
A Jarvis board is not designed to be replaced.
It’s designed to be lived with — on the water, in your home, and across years of use. Wood is hand-selected. Composites are layered with purpose. Components are chosen to perform and endure. Finishes are applied for durability first, so the board can age gracefully rather than wear out.
Over time, the board becomes part of your routine and your story. That’s the difference between something made quickly, and something made well.