Today, surfers can do things no one even dreamed of 30 years ago. Part of the reason is advances in surfboard design.
Boards are lighter, go faster, are more maneuverable.
We have a friend in Puerto Escondido who has broken 147 boards in six years. It's become normal and acceptable to break a surfboard. Point Blanks is working to change that. At Point Blanks, we're not satisfied with disposable surfboards made from the same old materials that have been used since the '60s. Instead we tested a wide variety of foams, stringer materials, cloths and resins to figure out how to build a better surfboard.