Un Vaudois fabrique ses propres planches de surf. Wooden Surfboards. Arwen Marine. Kaholo. Kaholo. Kaholo. Building very quickly. Grain Surfboards » Why Wood? Your mental image of a surfboard as white, light, and not-quite right may inspire you to both look back and realize that wooden surfboards are not a new idea and also wonder what’s been keeping you from getting one. Surfing a true wood board (there are impostors!)
Is an experience you won’t forget… most people love the lively performance of a Grain Surfboard and the knowledge they may never have to replace it. History of Surfing Wood It’s hard to remember that for over a thousand years, surfboards were carefully shaped solid pieces of wood, hand-hewn from logs. These boards were very heavy and the excess of weight limited their range of performance. Grain’s boards are a natural blend of this traditional construction style with New England boat building craftsmanship. Our Wood We craft our boards one at a time using predominantly Northern White Cedar, with some Western Red Cedar thrown in for color (red cedar not included in kits).
Un-Wood True Wood. Grain. Bamboo Surfboards. Bamboo Surfboards Bamboo surfboards hawaii are made to order, fob Hilo Hawaii and are available in most contemporary shapes. Future boxes are inset into recesses in the bamboo bottom skin in 100 psi high density foam fordurability. (you supply fins) Rails are a 100 psi high density foam - painted and glassed for flex and ease of repair. You can tell us what colors and patterns you like, or we can do it for you; check out rail colors and textures in the gallery for ideas. Decks of bamboo surfboards are up to 4 layers of bamboo/epoxy laminate in hi-stress areas over a 60 psi medium density foam.
Film finish Bamboo surfboards use a proprietary semigloss film finish for the final coat. Fish or tapa prints or other graphics can be included under the film finish if desired. see logo and graphics in the gallery. For a quote, email with your ideas and specs. Wooden Surfboard Day - Currumbin Alley, Gold Coast Australia Index des planches en bois creuses et évidées.