In the world of surfboard construction, stringers have long been a standard feature. Traditionally, stringers—thin strips of wood placed down the center of the board—have provided the necessary structural strength and stiffness to keep surfboards intact under the stress of...
The concept of a surfboard's "sweet spot" resides at the intersection of surfer technique and board design, intertwining functionality with rider preference. While some may perceive it as a marketing jargon, its essence is rooted in an area of neutrality...
Surfing is more than just a sport; it's a way of life. And if you're an avid surfer, you understand the importance of having the perfect board to match the wave conditions for your area. While there are many surfboards...
There are basically three types of rail shapes: boxy, medium round, or knifey. The shape of the rail, along with its volume, is a major factor in the performance of a board. As water flows around the rail of the...
Reduce the volume of your rails so they dig deeper and hold into the wave face by doming the deck before cutting your rail bands. This is a great method to improve the performance of EPS core surfboards due to...
