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Move towards an eco solution by Howard Swanwick

05/11/2007:// After several months of beatings and a bag full of made waves, Sannyasi reveal Eco Veneer prototypes.

This lightweight eco surfboard is glass free and has less than 25 grams of Epoxy resin, (which is used to bond the leash plug and fins). The recyclable Polystyrene core is Stringer free and the Vacuum formed sustainably sourced veneer is bonded around the hand shaped foam rail. This approach is difficult to master but makes for a strong surfboard and uses at least 60% less wood than the commonly accepted “cut the rail off and glue it back on” method. You will never get an eco board that way as you need the glass and a bucket of epoxy to hold the thing together.

All Sannyasi veneer bonds are built with their own Starch polymer, that is around 80% renewable the gloss finish is Ecocomp UV-L, made in the UK. The composite has been designed to bio degrade however this will take some time due to the built-in longevity. As with all Sannyasi Eco Surfboards, this board has a bio plastic leash plug from Green Light Surfboard Supply and is complimented with a Hemp loop, a bomb proof combination.
 
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Britain's rising junior surf stars will compete in two of Australia's top surfing competition

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With the Billabong Pro Jeffreys Bay fast approaching, attention is focused on stopping one man

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