For over 70 years, polyurethane foam has been the core material for surfboard shaping, trusted by surfers and shapers alike. It’s easy to work with, and its unique properties deliver the distinct feeling that defines the surfing experience. Traditionally, polyurethane foam is produced from non-renewable fossil fuels, resulting in a significant carbon footprint and is non-recylable.
At Polyola, we respect the deep roots of surfboard culture and design that have been built on polyurethane foam. That’s why we’ve developed a more sustainable approach, replacing petrochemical-based raw materials with recycled alternatives. This allows us to preserve the performance and feel that surfers love, while significantly reducing the environmental footprint. It’s our way of honoring tradition while moving toward a more responsible future.
For over 70 years, polyurethane foam has been the core material for surfboard shaping, trusted by surfers and shapers alike. It’s easy to work with, and its unique properties deliver the distinct feeling that defines the surfing experience. Traditionally, polyurethane foam is produced from non-renewable fossil fuels, resulting in a significant carbon footprint and is non-recylable.
At Polyola, we respect the deep roots of surfboard culture and design that have been built on polyurethane foam. That’s why we’ve developed a more sustainable approach, replacing petrochemical-based raw materials with recycled alternatives. This allows us to preserve the performance and feel that surfers love, while significantly reducing the environmental footprint. It’s our way of honoring tradition while moving toward a more responsible future.