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Soft surfboards are great all-rounders, for both the complete novice to use as the safer alternative and may even get you up and riding on your very first surf session! To the more experienced surfers that still want to have fun and catch surf when the waves are smaller.
It’s designed to have great volume to make sure it can catch waves with ease whilst remaining stable letting you get to your feet enjoying the ride to the shore.
We supply a wide range of boards from the Legacy Icon & Alder Surfwox collection from the smaller 6′ to a larger 9′ which are a great option for any surfer looking for a high-quality board have fun in the water that’s cost effective.
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Our range of soft top mini mals are the hard-wearing, stable, and highly buoyant making them the perfect beginner-friendly board, and considerably less likely to cause an injury than their hard-shell equivalents.
One of the main features of the Alder Surfwox boards are the high-density closed cell foam core which means all the boards are nice and lightweight and if you manage to damage the outer durable EBS deck skin out catching waves the board won’t soak up water, become waterlogged or un-surfable. The high-density HDPE slick bottom is durable and helps the board paddle fast and gives a smooth ride so great for any day on the water.
FAQs
What is a soft surfboard?
A soft surfboard also known as a soft-top surfboard is just as its name describes a surfboard with a soft deck top.
Is a soft board good for beginners?
Soft top surfboards are a good option for beginner surfers because they're user-friendly, very stable, and easy to paddle. When you're learning how to surf, falling is an unavoidable part of the process and it's likely that you'll bump into your surfboard so it’s better to be a soft-top than a hardboard.
How long does a soft-top surfboard last?
The boards are designed to be really durable and robust so can last anywhere between 5-10 years if stored properly.
Do you have to wax a soft-top surfboard?
So even though you don't strictly have to wax a soft top surfboard, we definitely recommend that you should. A quick coat of wax on the top of the deck will go a long way towards giving you the traction you need to get to your feet.
