Five years ago, there were probably no more than 200 people playing surfboards in the country. From this year's situation, it seems that the number of players is on the rise, so I will briefly introduce the relevant situation, focusing on the domestic applicable models, so that players can have A preliminary understanding. The following is the learning editor to collect the basic knowledge and purchase of surfboards for everyone, welcome to learn from.

Surfboard classification

According to different purposes, it can be divided into the following categories:

Bodyboard

Skimboard

Surfboard

Paddle board (SUP)

Windsurfing; kiteboard

surfboard

Of course, surfboards are played in places with waves. The waves on the domestic seaside are not big. Maybe this is one of the reasons why there are fewer people playing.

According to the material, it is basically divided into soft board and glass steel plate. The surface of the soft board is mainly EVA, which is suitable for beginners and the price is cheaper. FRP can be divided into two types: one type uses epoxy resin, called epoxy board (core with EPS); another type uses PU resin, called PU board (core pu foam). The difference between the two is that the epoxy board is stronger than the pu board, and the PU board is generally more beautiful than the epoxy board. The trend has always been that epoxy boards are replacing pu boards, but because the world's top players use pu boards, pu boards are still the mainstream in some countries, such as Australia. In terms of use, it is generally the shorter and sharper the board, the higher the requirements for users, and the larger the waves. Beginners can choose a length from 8 feet (8') to 9 feet 8 inches (9' 8”) according to their body weight (all feet, -foot equals 762px, one inch equals 63.5px, decimal). With the level To improve, choose a minimal (round head and round tail or round head and flat tail) that is about 7 feet, and then advance to a fish board or a short board (between 5'6" -6' 8", generally with a sharp head).