It will be an example of the most significant shift in surfboard technology in decades — the embrace of epoxy-finished boards. Epoxy surfboards have been available since the 1970s, but the flaws ...

They’re predictable, easy to work with, and can be used on any surfboard made from a polyurethane foam core – also the old-school mainstay, and a type of foam used for over 60 years.

the latter of whom previously brought us the now-defunct Radinn jet surfboard. Available in shortboard (72 in/182.9 cm) and midlength (75 in/190.5 cm) sizes, the Canvas features an epoxy-resin ...

Only the real keepers get color. This makes perfect sense when, every year, you’re powering through a quiver that could literally fill a garage, searching for that one perfect surfboard.