at what length range is a surfboard considered a longboard?

Hi caroline71,

Thank you for your question.

http://66.102.7.104/search?q=cache:okgNlMkG7bEJ:www.sanclemente.com/HeritageCenter/Surfing.htm+surfboard+length++considered+a+longboard&hl=en

"In the longboard division (surfboards over 9 feet in length)"

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http://www.gumbylock.com.au/Aussie/html/Rules.html

"If a customer wishes to surf at a competitive level (i.e. contests)
he must look for a longboard with the following specifications:

Minimum 9?0? length x total of 53? which in simple terms is combined
measurement of wide point, nose width and tail width taken 12? from
nose across board and 12? from tail across board."

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Best regards,
tlspiegel