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krusher74 wrote:I sent their facebook page a message with a link to this post if they wanted to come tell us about there boards, but no show so far

They said they could not access/join the forum. So no info comming I guess.

vintage boogie production,


https://www.surfertoday.com/bodyboardin ... n-carlsbad

Yeah, whats with a the hipster inventions of this have have already been invented.

Ive seen kickstarters for handboards like some just invented them!!!

I sent their facebook page a message with a link to this post if they wanted to come tell us about there boards, but no show so far

Some "interesting" ideas here

https://www.riptidemag.com.au/2015/08/1 ... yboarding/

If iFoam is same or similar to what I bought about 25 years ago, shaped in keels and concave paipo, it has tremendous float and really is bomb proof. Shape it and ride it, no sealing or coating of any sort needed. The outfit I bought the board from has long since vanished by the called it "aut...

So-cal board maker I found .

http://www.bellyboard.com/

It looks like its gonna be low on the volume size (depending on your weight) so its gonna be on the harder end for wave catching, if you want life easier get some more volume in the centre maybe. but should be good as it is on peaky beachies with some power. Thanks for the insight. I searched all o...

It looks like its gonna be low on the volume size (depending on your weight) so its gonna be on the harder end for wave catching, if you want life easier get some more volume in the centre maybe. but should be good as it is on peaky beachies with some power.

Why dont you get some fins and try them on your 45" board. i have come from a Bodyboard back ground and now ride finless paipos. I found personally little i like about having fins, they did grip and help you get past a mush section. but for the drawbacks i found from them, i just prefer to be w...

I built this https://mypaipoboards.org/forum3/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=544 to make life easy you want about 25L or more buoyancy Thank you! Your thread answered my questions. I was torn between 1x2 or 1x3 lumber. Very nice work and :) board. How has it held up using just epoxy without the cloth? I s...

OK... one out of how many bodyboard producers? ...This is technology is achieved by an AKU shaping machine, using process’ derived from the surfboard industry." Yes, of course...doing one by hand would be exceptionally labor-intensive. That's the first I've heard of a bodyboard blank being mac...

Its pretty clear that the lower cost of bodyboards compared to foam-and-glass is directly related to the labor required to produce them. While EPP foam can be shaped, apparently there is no demand for shapes that require much more than a little band saw work, and maybe a couple of "channels&qu...

"... I'm still on a quest to have a custom bodyboard made as similar to my paipo design as possible to see how similarly they ride give the different constructions." Now THAT would be interesting! Use a mailing tube to send them a construction paper template, and define the angle of the r...

I built this viewtopic.php?f=4&t=544

to make life easy you want about 25L or more buoyancy

"... I'm still on a quest to have a custom bodyboard made as similar to my paipo design as possible to see how similarly they ride give the different constructions." Now THAT would be interesting! Use a mailing tube to send them a construction paper template, and define the angle of the r...

Lots of interesting design elements going on there, will try to come have a go on it this winter!