REEF Redemption collaborated with Pacific Panel Products to recapture all the waste foam material from the fixture production process and recycle it to be transformed into an eco-friendly surfboard, with help from Sustainable Surf and Marko Foam. Reef Ambassador, Rob Machado teamed up with the group to create two boards that would open people’s eyes to the strength, durability and performance capabilities of a craft made entirely from recycled and eco-conscious materials.
For more info on Reef Redemption – http://www.reef.com/culture/zine/reef-redemption
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Hey Rob! Nice board & van! Hit the road & waves! JR / RW360 https://www.facebook.com/RoadWarriors360
I heard the phrase “sustainable materials” about 10 times in this video. Can someone tell me what that means and how it applies to this surfboard?
you got to have a positive attitude and vision…力のSR。Guru’s
I was backing the whole eco ride , until I saw him waste the epoxy resin on the rail laps that should have been dripped back into the bucket , and not onto the floor…But Rob’s a nice guy and he means well…
1:49 my friends grandpa
johnny seaside is the boss
would love to try that board!!
Very cool.
Great!
yeah but what are the retail prices? board prices are still increasing 🙁
Rad!
Can I really take that for a glide a Sea Side? Epicness.
What is the model of the surfboard?
the path of the corporate moron millionaire who grew a beard and dreadlocks and thinks he’s a gypsy. lol
that foam will take thousands of years to decompose. The life of the foam is:
Packaging(1 month) -> Waste(1 month) -> new Surfboard(4 years) -> toxic waste(500+ years)
giving the foam a new temporary new life isn’t the solution to sustainability so stop patting yourselves on the back.