Technology

Materials & Construction

At the heart of our surfboards is a commitment to both performance and sustainability. Over the years we’ve tested a wide range of natural materials, always seeking the ideal balance between strength, weight, flexibility, and durability without compromising environmental responsibility.

When choosing materials, we carefully consider their entire lifecycle:

• How and where they are produced

• How they are processed and implemented

• How we manage excess and waste

• What happens at the end of the product’s life

Only materials that meet our high standards for performance and sustainability make it into our boards.

What We Use

Core: Locally blown, recyclable EPS foam framed with bendy plywood for a flexible and resilient blank

Bottom Skin: 3mm Paulownia wood for durability, speed and lively flex.

Top Skin: 2mm Cork for natural grip and dampening.

Reinforcements: Layers of hemp and flax, bonded with plant based epoxy.

Finish: Sealed and coated with plant based oils, paints and hard waxes. 

How It’s Made

Our boards are created through a blend of craftsmanship and precision engineering. Each one begins with a machine cut EPS and bendy ply core. 

Laminations are completed under vacuum in a large press with an adaptable rocker bed. This process compresses the natural fibres, increasing strength and ensuring consistent accurate file replication. 

After pressing, every board is hand-finished to refine the shape and maintain quality. We then seal them with plant-based oils and a hard wax finish that protects and enhances the natural feel of the materials.

The result is a board that is strong, sustainable, and ready to surf without any wax.