Filed in: Surfing Trends | On: May 15th, 2007 | Comments: (1)
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Filed in: Surfing Trends | On: May 15th, 2007 | Comments: (1) This is by no means a recent trend, but the growing popularity of surfing has lead to the introduction of a various surfboards specifically designed for beginner type surfers made with softer and more forgiving materials. One of the companies producing beginner surfboards is Liquid Shredder, a company based in Peru, where their soft tops are both manufactured and tested. The unique part about this company is that they claim their boards have entry level prices with professional performance. Their soft top surfboards feature Peruvian hard wood stringers to help stabilize the board and a soft (but not spongy soft) deck to minimize injuries. The company also claims that their soft tops look and perform like a traditional fiberglass board. That may be an overstatement but with a starting price of only $129, these boards may be good for kids and rank beginners on a tight budget who are looking to get into surfing. 1 Comment »By participating in online discussions you acknowledge that you have read and agreed to the TERMS OF SERVICE. Any violations of these terms may result in account suspension or deactivation. Please keep your comments civil and in good taste. To report a comment, email info@surfboardshack.comLeave a comment |
wtf, on July 20, 2008 @ 5:49 am |
I have liquid shredder 6’4 fun shape and weigh 5lbs. over the recommended weight for the board “140 lbs.”I surf the small florida east coast waves with the board and have found that with a fast steep break even a two foot wave can be lots of fun.The board performs up to the companies claims.I have been surfing for 22years,longboards,short boards and fun boards and can agree that the board can perform at an advanced level of performance,but not much more.