Surfboards
Surfboard construction has progressed over the years with the introduction of alternative manufacturing materials for the boards we love. Starting with the most common construction of a surfboard, the surfboard has inherent negative outputs on the environment as well as the workers in the production process. So, what are some of the most popular constructions and what are their impacts?
Polyurethane / Polyester Surfboards -
Epoxy / EPS Surfboards -
Wooden Surfboards -
Soft Tops -
Alternative Eco-enhanced designs -
Surfboard Accessories
Traction Pads -
Surf Wax -
Leashes -
Sunscreen and Zinc
WET SUITS and Neoprene
Travel
Surf tourism is a multi-billion dollar industry worldwide. As surfers, we seek the excitement of new waves, new adventures, and finding the ultimate wave. Unfortunately, the inherent means of transportation to exotic surf destinations via Airplanes significantly increases the environmental footprint of surf travel. However, there are many aspects among your travel decisions that can help mitigate and offset your traveling footprint.