Surfboard thickness affects flotation, paddling, and turning control. Compare typical thicknesses across different board types and learn how thickness influences overall performance
EPS remains the mainstream foam for surfboards and softboards, while EPP is mainly used in higher-quality bodyboards where impact resistance and durability matter more
A surfboard stringer runs nose to tail, boosting stiffness; various types differ in flex, weight and cost
Surfboard volume in liters indicates flotation and stability, but shape and dimensions also affect performance
4oz, 6oz and S‑glass differ in weight, strength and cost. S‑glass is stronger, not heavier, for premium surfboard builds
Choosing the right EPS density depends on the board’s construction, balancing weight, strength, durability, performance, and cost.
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