It means you go for everything, no tube is too unmakeable, no section too big, no drop too steep. Before blaming the glass, think about the foam. As most of the world's boards are made from Clark foam, we'll use their brand as an example. Clearly the best blank company in the world, Clark foam offers their product in four stock densities - supergreen, superblue, new superlite, and ultralight. Supergreen is the standard, regular foam with an average weight and density, it makes a great surfboard.
Most companies use greens and blues, saving the super and ultra for top team riders and the like.
However, some labels use these lightweight, softer blanks for stock shapes that are sent all over the world, even in funboard and hybrid designs. Don't blame the glasser on that one. 5. Try blaming the sander. No actually the sander can make or break a good glass job, especially at the nose and tail of a board. Some weak zones on a modern shortboard are the corners of the tail, the nose tip, and the rails from the side fins back.