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I saw some guys on those at a local point break doing just that, starting way outside and just working their way down the point, past sections where surfboards can't ride, and when they came through sections where surfers were sitting they were out on the shoulder and didn't bother anyone. Also they were silent and left no wake. I thought, "I want one!" But when I checked on line they were like $12,000. I can make 35 surfboards for that price.
That's very unusual. An attempt to reconcile sustainable farming with foam and fibreglass and provide an inspirational meeting for boutique handshapers. I don't recognise any of the names, but decided to randomly google one of them - Donald Brink. Quote from the FAQ on his website "Why are these boards so expensive? " So are these shapers able to charge realistic living wage prices and not work multiple jobs?
Wow! Just need to add a few boxes, rails, and ledges, and this would be a surfer/skaters dream place!
