The Prestige Magic Lounge is a delightful and entertaining venue that caters specifically to fans of magic and illusion. Located in the heart of the city, this lounge provides an immersive experience that transports visitors into a world of wonder and enchantment. Step inside the lounge, and you are immediately greeted by a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The dim lighting, plush seating, and elegant decor create an intimate ambiance that perfectly complements the art of magic. The lounge is beautifully designed, with attention to detail in every corner, making it a visual feast for the eyes. The main attraction at the Prestige Magic Lounge, of course, is the impressive lineup of talented magicians who perform regularly.
Walden micro magic
The Micro Magic has all the best attributes of a longboard packed into a small, easy-to-maneuver, performance-oriented board under 7ft long. Riders will love how the extra volume under the chest increases paddling power and find the full rails improve stability while maximizing float through flat sections. A complete longboard outline combined with the 2+1 fin option means riders can even noseride the Micro Magic, tapping into traditional log vibes. The option to switch to a 4-fin setup maximizes the board’s drive allowing high speed and critical surfing in the wave’s pocket.
Consistent with other surfboards in Steve’s Magic line, the Micro Magic’s rails and bottom contours feature a blend of progressive bevels, concaves, and hard edges. It’s safe to say nobody does bottom contours like Steve. Proven heavily in competition by Steve and a host of other team riders, Steve’s “Magic” features allow the board to turn easier, dig rail-less, and plain at high speed with less work. The result of combining all these features is a board that makes surfing easier and allows surfers to catch more waves, ride waves longer and pull off maneuvers they wouldn’t be able to on other boards. Being such a versatile board, we hate to say the Micro Magic will only work in certain conditions because, in truth, anybody could ride this board in just about any wave and have a good time. For those looking to marry the feeling of long and shortboard into one, want immediate performance gains, or are looking for a board that performs across all conditions, we highly recommend the Micro Magic from Steve Walden.
• 6'4" 21.5" 2.75" 43.3L
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Shipping costs calculated at checkout. All orders are shipped out of Huntington Beach, CA. Our current processing time is 1-2 business days and up to 5-7 business days for shipping. Orders to Hawaii are shipped via boat and can take up to 3 weeks. View our shipping policy We offer a 30-day return policy on non-final sale items. View our return policy
About Walden
Known by many as the “Father of the Modern Longboard,” Steve Walden shaped his first surfboard in 1961, at age 13, and never looked back. Eight years later, the native Southern Californian opened his first board factory and store in Huntington Beach, then moved to the North Shore of Oahu in 1972, where he made a name for himself as a prolific longboard shaper.
6'8 WALDEN MICRO MAGIC - POLY SURFBOARD (WAFP-CD0608-FC1)
The Micro Magic has all the best attributes of a longboard packed into a small, easy to maneuver, performance-oriented board under 7ft long. Riders will love how the extra volume under the chest increases paddling power and find the full rails improve stability while maximizing float through flat sections. A complete longboard outline combined with the 2+1 fin option means riders can even noseride the Micro Magic, tapping into traditional log vibes. The option to switch to a 4-fin setup maximizes the board’s drive allowing high speed and critical surfing in the wave’s pocket. Consistent with other surfboards in Steve’s Magic line, the Micro Magic’s rails and bottom contours feature a blend of progressive bevels, concaves, and hard edges. It’s safe to say nobody does bottom contours like Steve. Proven heavily in competition by Steve and a host of other team riders, Steve’s “Magic” features allow the board to turn easier, dig rail less, and plain at high speed with less work. The result of combining all these features is a board that makes surfing easier and allows surfers to catch more waves, ride waves longer and pull off maneuvers they wouldn’t be able to on other boards. Being such a versatile board, we hate to say the Micro Magic will only work in certain conditions because, in truth, anybody could ride this board in just about any wave and have a good time. For those looking to marry the feeling of long and shortboard into one, want immediate performance gains, or are looking for a board that performs across all conditions, we highly recommend the Micro Magic from Steve Walden.
Walden 2023 Surfboards Preview
Looking back to 2022, the past year could be tagged as tricky: weakened spending power, overstocks in some segments, shortages for others… What was the ‘22 bottom line for your brand and what do you foresee for ’23?
We continued to see growth overall for 2022. It was such a weird year though. Consumer confidence would drop off in one part of the world and then pick up in another at the same time. Retailers in general seemed to be taking a cautious approach, which quickly led to consumers looking for new and exciting product they couldn’t get. Production was limited and then flooded in. I think through the year as everything was changing things seemed tricky but looking back it was all just a bunch of hurdles on the way to another good year. We have high hopes for 2023 as summer approaches.
Which category(ies) is(are) performing most within your range: entry-level, high-perf, midlengths & retro crafts, funboards, longboards?
Our Magic Model will always be our bread and butter. This is a longboard literally everyone from beginner to pro can and has ridden. We have also seen an increase in demand in higher volume boards like our Mega Magic and Mini Mega. At the same time, returning customers have been asking for more mid-lengths and performance boards like our Fusion Dual Core Magic Model or Deviled Egg in Fusion HD.
What used to be considered as alternative crafts (twins, midlengths) are the new normal and overtook the classic performance shortboard sales. Does this mean the fun factor is more important than the actual performance? If we were to quote Phil Edwards: “The best surfer out there is the one having the most fun.”
It’s all about FUN! Phil Edwards is a man who knew what he was talking about. We design all our boards to maximize fun for surfers. The goal is to help people catch more waves, ride those waves longer and perform better on the waves they are riding. Our Mini Magic is a perfect example of this. A shrunken down performance longboard the Mini Magic will allow a pro to rip a turn in the pocket while a beginner can easily manage the board in the whitewash and catch waves with ease. For those of us in-between pro and beginner the Mini Magic just generally makes surfing easier without sacrificing performance. To us that is fun.
A few years back, high-end techy EPS/carbon surfboards were the hype. But eventually the masses stick to an old-fashioned PU board. Isn’t the lack of innovation a threat for the development of the surfboard industry?
Early in 2022 we turned on site on increased production of stand PU ,or True Ride as we call it, boards. Thinking this would be an area of growth. Looking back on the year it seems PU stayed pretty stable for us but we noticed was more demand than we planned for in certain products like our Magic Model in molded Tuflite construction. The feedback we received directly from consumers seemed to consistently state a desire to try something “better,” and a lack of alternative construction options available at retail. Innovation and experimentation are at the core of surf culture, so yes it is definitely worrying to thing of surf products as becoming homogenized. The demand is there from the customers and boards builders are always going to try and push the limits. The issue we see is trying to connect the two.
Nowadays e-com is everything but negligible in the surfboard market: how do you deal with this channel (D2C, distribution partners, etc.)?
Nothing will replace the in person experience of a local retailer. E-Commerce does have the power to relay a lot of information very quickly though and we use it for that. Our territories across the globe, retailers and other partners all have online presences that work together to share information with the consumer and sales associates. These online presences create something almost similar to a cell phone service map. In the end our goal is to get good product to as many good people as we can. In the end online sales really benefits the consumers while having very few drawbacks when communicated and managed properly between retailers, distributors and partners.
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The Magic rocker, Magic rails, and the Magic hull are unique to Walden Surfboards, the front 1/2 of the hull is concave, this single concave transitions into a double concave in the rear, and the back 1/3 transitions into a moderate “V”. The concave nose adds lift and stability, perfect for noseriding. The double-concaved hull and hard rails make the board fast, stable, responsive, and maneuverable in all conditions. The Magic rails are hard, they tend to be harder than most other longboards, the unique bottom curves & bevels keep the rails from catching, unlike most other hard rail boards.
The Micro Magic has all the best attributes of a longboard packed into a small, easy-to-maneuver, performance-oriented board under 7ft long. Riders will love how the extra volume under the chest increases paddling power and find the full rails improve stability while maximizing float through flat sections. A complete longboard outline combined with the 2+1 fin option means riders can even noseride the Micro Magic, tapping into traditional log vibes. The option to switch to a 4-fin setup maximizes the board’s drive allowing high speed and critical surfing in the wave’s pocket.
Walden Surfboards was the first company to design an entire line of surfboards just for women called Walden Wahine, ( Wahine is Hawaiian for a girl) we didn’t just add a token pink surfboard to our existing men’s line but rather we created an entire range of surfboards for the full range of women surfers. We slimmed out the dimensions and made a slightly narrower Magic Model, we kept all the performance but sized the boards especially for women
Walden surfboards
Known by many as the “Father of the Modern Longboard,” Steve Walden shaped his first surfboard in 1961, at age 13, and never looked back. Eight years later, the native Southern Californian opened his first board factory and store in Huntington Beach, then moved to the North Shore of Oahu in 1972, where he made a name for himself as a prolific longboard shaper. While the rest of the surfing world was fixated on short single-fins, Walden continued to faithfully hone his longboard designs. Over the years he shaped for prestigious labels like Lightning Bolt, Local Motion, HIC, and Channel Islands, but it was always his own boards that set him apart. By the early 80s, Walden returned to California where he unveiled his wildly successful Magic Model with its radical rocker, down-turned rails, and super-fast Turbo Hull bottom contour.
With arguably the most advanced and high-performance longboard on the market, Walden was uniquely positioned to capitalize on the resurgence of longboarding in the late 80s and 90s. To date, Walden estimates he’s personally shaped more than 20,000 boards, and in 2004, he teamed up with Global Surf Industries to distribute his shapes and expand the Walden Surfboards brand worldwide. These days, when he’s not mowing foam, Walden is surfing. Though he competed some as a teenager, he returned to contest surfing at the age of 30 and has been a regular on the winner’s podium ever since. In fact, Walden still holds the record for the longest noseride in competition history with an epic 25.5-second ride.
The main attraction at the Prestige Magic Lounge, of course, is the impressive lineup of talented magicians who perform regularly. These skilled artists showcase their unbelievable tricks, leaving audiences in awe and puzzlement. From mind-reading to sleight of hand, each performance is a masterclass in deception and skill.
The magicians at the lounge are not only experts in their craft but also charismatic entertainers who effortlessly engage the crowd and create a lively and interactive experience. In addition to the main stage, the Prestige Magic Lounge also offers smaller, more intimate performances in designated areas. Here, guests can get up close and personal with the magicians, allowing for a more personal and immersive encounter with the magic. These smaller performances often involve audience participation, making them even more intriguing and memorable. Aside from the mesmerizing magic shows, the Prestige Magic Lounge also boasts a well-stocked bar that offers an array of refreshing and expertly crafted cocktails. The lounge takes pride in its mixologists, who have created a menu of signature drinks that perfectly complement the magical atmosphere. Sipping on a carefully crafted cocktail while being immersed in the wonder of the performances adds an extra layer of enjoyment to the overall experience. The Prestige Magic Lounge is not just a place to watch magic; it is an experience that transports you to a world filled with wonder and excitement. Whether you are a die-hard fan of magic or simply looking for a unique and memorable night out, this lounge is the perfect destination. Prepare to be amazed, astounded, and utterly captivated by the enchanting world of magic at the Prestige Magic Lounge..
Reviews for "Thd Prestige Magic Lounge: Where Fantasy Becomes Reality"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with my experience at The Prestige Magic Lounge. The performances were lackluster and the tricks were predictable. I've seen better magic shows on TV. The atmosphere was also quite dull and there wasn't much excitement in the air. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this place if you're looking for a thrilling and mind-blowing magic experience.
2. Emily - 1 star - I can honestly say that The Prestige Magic Lounge was one of the worst magic shows I've ever attended. The magicians seemed amateurish and their tricks were poorly executed. The venue itself was cramped and the seating was uncomfortable. Additionally, the drinks were overpriced and the service was subpar. Save your money and go elsewhere for a better magic experience.
3. Michael - 2 stars - I had high expectations for The Prestige Magic Lounge, but unfortunately, it fell short. The magicians lacked charisma and their performances felt stale. The tricks were predictable and left me unimpressed. The venue was also quite small, making it difficult to fully enjoy the show. I regret spending my money on this experience and would not recommend it to others.