I'm not sure if my link below will be usable by folks, but it's a promo video from the folks at Airbaze in Switzerland. Rebecca Ort is one of the owners and I think something like the 3 time WWSC women's surf style champion.
The bigger deal, in my mind, is that they have hired Bert Burger to build balsa composite sandwich wakesurf boards for them. Bert was the 2007 Surfing Magazine Shaper of the year. They are building balsa parabloic railed and balsa skinned composite sandwich wakesurf boards. Burger was part of Firewire Surfboards which currently enjoys the likes of Taj Burrows riding for them. Also his Sunnova brand.
We engage Stretch Surfboards to build for us on occassion and he was the 2005 shaper of the year.
I'm enjoying the development of the technology and bringing some of the best shapers in the world to work on wakesurf boards.
https://www.facebook.com/video/video...50753895247214
The bigger deal, in my mind, is that they have hired Bert Burger to build balsa composite sandwich wakesurf boards for them. Bert was the 2007 Surfing Magazine Shaper of the year. They are building balsa parabloic railed and balsa skinned composite sandwich wakesurf boards. Burger was part of Firewire Surfboards which currently enjoys the likes of Taj Burrows riding for them. Also his Sunnova brand.
We engage Stretch Surfboards to build for us on occassion and he was the 2005 shaper of the year.
I'm enjoying the development of the technology and bringing some of the best shapers in the world to work on wakesurf boards.
https://www.facebook.com/video/video...50753895247214
I don't know, but pricey it will be. When Eric Roush was building stuff like that for us, he was billing me $800 wholesale. Adding traction, fins, distributor profit, made it a $1,350 board made in the USA. I can imagine the cost after shipping them from Switzerland.
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