Hui Zhou Shun Xin Industrial Co., Ltd. :Your Trustworthy Soft Surfboard Manufacturer!

Hui Zhou Shun Xin Industrial Co., Ltd. Was founded in 2018. has been committed to the production of various surfboards, It is a leading manufacturer and trader in China, Has rich manufacturing experience, and can meet all the requirements of customers.

Rich Product Variety

Our company can produce soft surfboards, hot press boards, racing boards, carbon fiber racing boards, EPS foam epoxy thin surfboards, epoxy resin soft surfboards, wave SUP boards, etc.

Wide Sales Area

Our products are exported to all over the world, and the market countries with frequent transactions include the United States, Australia, Europe, the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, Canada, Panama, Spain, France, Belgium and other countries.

Leading Service

We have many years of industry experience and a complete production management, quality supervision, sales service operation system. Whether you want to buy a kite board or a windsurfing board, just send your requirements by email and we can customize the product for you.

Many Production Equipment

We have advanced AKU molding machines, surfboard ovens, soft board hot stamping machines, marine bamboo inlay cutting machines, spray gun grinding machines and other equipment.

 

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IXPE Soft Top Surfboards

 

What is Soft Surfboard

Unlike traditional fiberglass boards, Soft Surfboard is made with a foam core that provides a more forgiving ride, reducing the risk of injury when falling. They are also more buoyant, making it easier to catch waves and learn new moves.

Features of Soft Surfboard

 

 

Light and Easy to Carry
Soft Surfboard is made from lightweight materials, such as an EPS foam core and an EVA top layer. This not only makes them buoyant and stable in the water but also easy to carry around. Whether you’re walking down the beach or carrying your board to and from your car, you’ll appreciate the reduced weight.

 

Safer
The soft materials used in the construction of Soft Surfboard make them a safer option, especially for beginners. When learning to surf or attempting new tricks, there’s always the risk of getting hit by your board. With a soft top surfboard, the potential for injury is significantly reduced, as the EVA foam can absorb some of the impact.

 

Mobility
The light weight and buoyancy of Soft Surfboard make them easy to maneuver in the water. Their responsive performance allows you to better adapt to different types of waves and achieve better control over your ride. This increased mobility can help beginner surfers build their skills and have more fun in the water.

 

Adaptability
Finally, Soft Surfboard is suitable for a wide range of wave conditions. Their buoyancy and stability make them ideal for small to medium-sized waves, allowing you to catch more waves and have more enjoyable surf sessions. As you grow in skill and experience, your soft top surfboard will continue to provide a versatile platform for both fun and learning.

 

Materials of Soft Surfboard
High Density EPS Foam Soft Top Surfboard
Epoxy Soft Surfboards
Vaccum Bagged Soft Surfboards
High Quality EVA Soft Deck Surfboard

Fiberglass
Fiberglass is a widely favored material for surfboard construction due to its exceptional durability and versatility. It is created by weaving strands of glass fibers together and bonding them with a polyester or epoxy resin. This combination results in a lightweight yet sturdy material that offers excellent flex and energy transfer.

 

Foam
Foam has revolutionized the surfboard manufacturing process, allowing for greater versatility and experimentation in board designs. The two most commonly used foam core materials in surfboards are polyurethane (PU) and expanded polystyrene (EPS). These foam cores serve as the foundation for surfboards, providing a lightweight and buoyant base for optimal performance in the water.

 

Polyurethane (PU) Foam
Polyurethane (PU) foam is the classic choice for surfboard cores. It offers an excellent balance of strength and weight, resulting in a responsive and lively board. Its workability allows board shapers to easily shape and carve customized designs, catering to individual preferences and surfing styles. The good flex properties of polyurethane foam contribute to the board’s maneuverability and responsiveness, enhancing the overall surfing experience.

 

Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Foam
Expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam is another popular option for surfboard cores, known for its enhanced buoyancy and lighter weight. EPS foam provides excellent floatation, allowing surfers to paddle and catch waves more easily. Its feather-light nature reduces the overall weight of the surfboard, making it easier to maneuver and perform tricks on the wave face. Despite its lightweight properties, EPS foam still offers a decent level of durability, ensuring the surfboard can withstand the occasional impact from wipeouts or collisions in the lineup.

 

Carbon Fiber
Carbon fiber, renowned for its outstanding strength-to-weight ratio, stands out as a superior option for crafting high-performance surfboards. Its integration into surfboard construction enhances maneuverability and responsiveness, granting surfers the ability to execute sharper turns and perform impressive tricks with ease.

 

Epoxy
Epoxy resin has gained widespread popularity among surfboard manufacturers due to the numerous advantages it offers compared to traditional polyester resin. Epoxy surfboards are renowned for their remarkable strength and flexibility, which contribute to enhanced performance and maneuverability across diverse wave conditions.

 

 

How to Choose Soft Surfboard

Flex
The flex pattern of a surfboard refers to how much the board bends under pressure. It significantly impacts the board’s responsiveness and maneuverability in the water. Different materials offer varying degrees of flex, allowing surfers to choose the right board for a particular wave or style of surfing.

 

Weight
The weight of a surfboard affects its buoyancy, maneuverability, and ease of paddling. Lighter boards are usually easier to maneuver and paddle, making them suitable for surfers who prioritize agility and quick turns.On the other hand, heavier boards offer more stability and can generate more speed and power.

 

Durability
The durability of a surfboard is essential for its lifespan, as well as for minimizing repairs and maintenance costs. Different materials offer varying levels of durability, allowing surfers to choose a board that suits their needs and surfing environment.

 

Budget
When choosing a surfboard material, it’s essential to strike a balance between budget and performance. While high-performance materials may come with a higher price tag, there are options available for every budget.

Vaccum Bagged Soft Surfboards

 

How Dimensions and Shape Affect Performance

 

 

Length
The length of a Soft Surfboard has a direct effect on its stability and ability to hold a line. Longer boards are ideal for beginners since paddling is faster, simpler to balance, and makes catching waves easier. Shorter boards have a different dynamic. Because of their shorter length, these can change direction more quickly.

 

Width
A Soft Surfboard width refers to the widest point of the surfboard and measured from rail to rail. A wide surfboard offers more stability and makes gliding over the waves easier. Its bigger width offers beginners a bigger surface area to plant their feet to help keep their balance.

 

Thickness
Beginners are encouraged to use thicker Soft Surfboard. These can hover better over the water, make paddling faster, and makes catching waves easier. Thicker surfboards are also able to carry their speeds over softer waves. What works for beginners and intermediate surfers may work against advanced surfers. Thinner surfboards can latch better to the water, just like running on rails.

 

Foil
If you look at a Soft Surfboard from the sides, just like checking for thickness, you will notice that each surfboard has a distinct thickness profile. A surfboard can be thicker at the nose, mid-section, or tail. This particular shape has a direct effect on how your surfboard interacts with the waves.

 

Material
Originally, Soft Surfboard were made of wood from Redwood trees which is not a water-resistant material, so the surfboard naturally got heavier after being used in water. Today, most surfboard construction types use foam and fiberglass. These surfboards generally consist of several types of foams in their construction with the only difference being the type and application of the foam being used.

 

How to Use Soft Surfboard

Choose the Right Boar
Soft surfboards are typically larger and more buoyant than traditional hard surfboards, making them easier to paddle and catch waves. Make sure you select a board that is appropriate for your skill level and weight.

 

Wax the Board
Even though soft surfboards are made of foam, it's still a good idea to wax the top surface of the board to provide traction for your feet.

 

Paddle Out
Lie on your stomach on the board and paddle out past the breaking waves to where the waves are breaking. Use your arms to paddle like a swimmer.

Positioning

Once you're in the lineup, turn your board around so that you are facing the shore. Position yourself so that you are facing the incoming waves.

Catching Waves

When you see a wave approaching, start paddling towards the shore. As the wave catches up to you, continue paddling until you feel the wave pick you up and start to push you forward.

Standing Up

As the wave starts to push you, pop up to your feet in one smooth motion. Place your feet shoulder-width apart, with your front foot facing towards the shore.

 

How to Clean Soft Surfboard

 

Heat the Surfboard Gently
The first thing to do is not soften the old wax on the dirty surfboard. Softening it will allow you to clean the surfboard easier and also prevent any damage (dents or scratches) to your surfboard. It may take a while to soften, depending on the number of coats applied. To do this, you can simply put your surfboard in the sunlight for a few minutes. Alternatively, you can use your hairdryer, especially on a cloudy day.

 

Using the Wax Comb
The wax comb must have two distinct sides – one with a serrated edge and another with a flat edge. Use the serrated side of the comb to make patterns to loosen the wax. Preferably, create a diamond pattern by making shape cuts in a diagonal format from both sides of the board. Ensure you reach the base coat for better cleaning efficiency. Once done, clean the comb properly.

 

Pour Some Warm Water on the Board
After scraping the wax off the surfboard, some light amount may remain on it. You might not be able to get them off totally with the wax comb. Therefore, pour some warm water on the board and wipe with a towel.

 

Apply the Special Surfboard Cleaner
Despite scraping and pouring some warm water on the board, some wax can still exist that may seem unnoticeable. You may feel it there with your fingers, and they cause issues when re-waxing. The special surfboard wax cleaner can help you remove every wax from the surfboard. They often come as a liquid spray, and the usage instructions may vary.

 

Wipe With Coconut Oil
After all the wax has been removed, it is advisable to dry it a little. You can also make it fresher and nice-looking by applying a thin layer of coconut oil. This is useful if you are looking for how to make your surfboard look new.

 

How to Store Soft Surfboard
 

Keep Your Board Out of Sunlight
Apart from dings from collisions and knocking your board through transport, the biggest threat to a Soft Surfboard is heat and direct sunlight. Leaving your surfboard in the sun will lead to it turning a yellow color.

 

Do Not Leave Your Board in a Car
The only exception to this rule is if you live in a safe environment with weather that is cool enough not to melt the wax from your board. Still, even in this case, as your car is not made to store Soft Surfboard, the pressure from the seats is likely to leave pressure dings when left over a long period of time.

 

Avoid Storing Your Soft Surfboard on Hard Surfaces
Pressure dings are a big problem with Soft Surfboard, and storing your board on a hard surface can increase these risks. This is particularly true when storing your board upright on its tail or horizontally on the rails.

 

Make Sure Your Board Is Secure
If you are storing your board upright or at a height, you should always ensure it is secured. This can be done with a small rope, bungee cord, or simply by tying your leash around it and something fixed.

 

Always Rinse Your Board With Fresh Water
Although Soft Surfboard is made to spend time in the ocean, salt water can be corrosive and, over time, will eventually begin to degrade the fiberglass and resin of your board.

 

Always Use a Soft Surfboard Bag or Surfboard Sock
Soft Surfboard bags are designed to protect your board. Whether you are planning a long trip or simply storing your board at home, you should always make use of a storage bag. A bag or surfboard sock will help protect your board from scratches, keep it out of the sun, and reduce any damage that may occur from knocking it against hard surfaces.

 

Do Not Hang Your Soft Surfboard By the Leash
Some surfers may suggest that you use the leash of your board and a hook on the wall to store your board. This may be a convenient and cost-effective short-term solution at first, but you risk your leash plug being pulled out.

 

 
Frequently Asked Questions
 
 

Q: Do I need to wax a soft surfboard?

A: Although foamies are a little sticker without wax compared to hardtops, you still need to wax them in order to maintain grip when riding. So yes, you should absolutely wax your foam surfboard with surf wax to prevent slipping out when riding.

Q: Do softboards get waterlogged?

A: If you slice or ding the board deep enough to reach the white foam core, the board may soak in water and become “water logged” and heavy if not repaired.

Q: What is a Soft Surfboard?

A: A Soft Surfboard is a type of surfboard that is made from softer materials than traditional fiberglass or epoxy boards. They are often made from foam or other flexible materials, which makes them more buoyant and easier to balance on. These boards are designed for beginners or those who want to enjoy a more relaxed and safe surfing experience.

Q: Who are Soft Surfboards suitable for?

A: Soft Surfboards are ideal for beginners, as they provide a stable and forgiving platform for learning to surf. They are also great for experienced surfers who want to try something new or take a break from their usual board. Additionally, these boards are suitable for people of all ages, including children and seniors.

Q: How do Soft Surfboards differ from traditional surfboards?

A: The main difference between Soft Surfboards and traditional surfboards is the material used in their construction. Traditional surfboards are typically made from fiberglass or epoxy over a wooden or foam core, which can be hard and unforgiving. Soft Surfboards, on the other hand, are made from softer materials such as foam or rubber, which provide a more comfortable and safer ride.

Q: Are Soft Surfboards easy to use?

A: Yes, Soft Surfboards are generally easy to use, especially for beginners. Their buoyancy and stability make it easier to catch waves and stay balanced on the board. Additionally, the softer materials used in their construction reduce the risk of injury if you fall off or hit the board.

Q: Can I use a Soft Surfboard in any type of water?

A: While Soft Surfboards are versatile and can be used in a variety of conditions, they are best suited for small to medium-sized waves. They may not perform as well in larger or more powerful waves, where a traditional surfboard might be more appropriate. Additionally, these boards are typically designed for use in saltwater environments, such as the ocean or sea.

Q: How do I care for my Soft Surfboard?

A: Caring for your Soft Surfboard is relatively simple. After each use, rinse the board with fresh water to remove any salt, sand, or debris. Store the board in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources. Avoid leaving the board in the trunk of a car or in a hot garage, as this can damage the materials.

Q: How long do Soft Surfboards last?

A: The lifespan of a Soft Surfboard depends on several factors, including the quality of the materials used in its construction, how often it is used, and how well it is cared for. Generally, a high-quality Soft Surfboard can last for several years or even longer with proper care and maintenance. However, as with any product, there may be some wear and tear over time.

Q: Can I customize my Soft Surfboard?

A: Yes, many Soft Surfboard manufacturers offer the option to customize your board with various colors, designs, and fin configurations. This allows you to create a unique and personalized surfboard that reflects your style and preferences.

Q: Are Soft Surfboards environmentally friendly?

A: Many Soft Surfboard manufacturers are committed to producing eco-friendly and sustainable products. They use materials that are recyclable or biodegradable, and employ manufacturing processes that minimize waste and energy consumption. By choosing a Soft Surfboard from an environmentally responsible company, you can help reduce your impact on the planet.

Q: How much do Soft Surfboards cost?

A: The cost of a Soft Surfboard varies depending on the size, brand, and features of the board. Generally, these boards are more affordable than traditional fiberglass or epoxy surfboards, making them a great option for budget-conscious surfers. You can expect to pay anywhere from $200 to $1000 or more for a high-quality Soft Surfboard.

Q: Where can I buy a Soft Surfboard?

A: Soft Surfboards can be purchased at a variety of retailers, both online and in-store. Specialty surf shops, sporting goods stores, and big-box retailers like Amazon and Walmart often carry a selection of Soft Surfboards. Additionally, many manufacturers sell directly through their websites or authorized dealers.

Q: What accessories are available for Soft Surfboards?

A: There are several accessories available for Soft Surfboards that can enhance your surfing experience. These include leashes to keep your board attached to your ankle, fins to improve stability and maneuverability, traction pads to provide grip on the deck of the board, and storage bags to protect your board during transport and storage.

Q: Can I use a Soft Surfboard in cold water?

A: Yes, you can use a Soft Surfboard in cold water environments. However, it is important to choose a wetsuit or drysuit that provides adequate insulation and protection from the cold temperatures. Additionally, some Soft Surfboards may have additional features such as a neoprene cover or a heating element to help keep you warm while surfing in cold water.

Q: How do I store my Soft Surfboard?

A: Storing your Soft Surfboard properly is important to ensure its longevity and performance. After each use, rinse the board with fresh water and allow it to air dry completely before storing. Store the board in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat sources. If possible, store the board on a rack or stand to keep it off the ground and prevent damage.

Q: How do I transport my Soft Surfboard?

A: Transporting your Soft Surfboard safely is essential to prevent damage and extend its lifespan. Use a soft-sided surfboard bag or case to protect the board during transport. Secure the board to your vehicle using straps or a roof rack to prevent it from sliding or moving during transit. Additionally, avoid placing heavy objects on top of the board or leaving it in an exposed area where it could be damaged by weather or road debris.

Q: Can I use a Soft Surfboard in rivers or lakes?

A: Yes, you can use a Soft Surfboard in rivers or lakes, but there are a few things to keep in mind. First, the water conditions in rivers and lakes can vary widely, so it is important to be aware of the currents, depth, and potential hazards. Second, some Soft Surfboards may not perform as well in flat water conditions as they do in the ocean. Finally, always check the local regulations for surfing in rivers or lakes, as some areas may have restrictions or require permits.

Q: How do I maintain the performance of my Soft Surfboard?

A: To maintain the performance of your Soft Surfboard, it is important to keep it clean and well-maintained. Rinse the board with fresh water after each use to remove salt, sand, and debris. Inspect the board regularly for any signs of damage or wear, such as cracks, dents, or loose fins. If necessary, repair any damage promptly to prevent further deterioration. Additionally, store the board properly when not in use to prevent warping or other damage.

Q: Are there any safety considerations when using a Soft Surfboard?

A: While Soft Surfboards are generally safer than traditional surfboards due to their softer materials, there are still some safety considerations to keep in mind. Always wear a properly fitting wetsuit and life jacket when surfing, especially in cold water or rough conditions. Be aware of your surroundings and watch out for other surfers, swimmers, and marine life. Additionally, follow the local surfing rules and etiquette to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.

Q: Can I teach myself to surf using a Soft Surfboard?

A: Yes, you can teach yourself to surf using a Soft Surfboard. However, it may be helpful to have some guidance or instruction from an experienced surfer or instructor, especially if you are a beginner. There are also many resources available online and in print that can provide helpful tips and techniques for learning to surf. Remember to practice safely and be patient with yourself as you learn to ride the waves.

Q: What are the benefits of using a Soft Surfboard?

A: Using a Soft Surfboard offers several benefits, including increased buoyancy and stability for beginners, reduced risk of injury due to softer materials, and greater affordability compared to traditional surfboards. Additionally, Soft Surfboards are often more environmentally friendly and can be customized with various colors and designs to suit your personal style. Whether you are just starting out or looking for a more casual and relaxed way to enjoy the waves, a Soft Surfboard may be the perfect choice for you.

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