The making of a foil board underwater shape and production

[@tahfiet]

Now that I have built my first board and start planning the next, this is really cool to see. Great infos and insights.

[@StandUpMagazin]

Stoked! Glad you like it…🤙🏽

[@onofoilllc4498]

That's a good weight for that volume and having all those inserts and a SUP Handle.

[@StandUpMagazin]

Thanks for watching. Appreciate it.

[@lauritzen604]

What layup pattern did you use on the top surface of the board? Thanks! I've made one with a full sandwich on top and bottom and it feels sooooo heavy.

[@StandUpMagazin]

Thanks for watching. Sorry to say that’s a while ago and Steve was the one who made it.

[@lauritzen604]

@@StandUpMagazin Thanks for your reply! How satisfied have you been with the durability of the bottom?

[@StandUpMagazin]

@ very happy. It’s been pretty much my daughter who has been riding the board ever since wing foiling

[@thoxipe]

So it’s 4oz glass, then carbon, then resin filler, then a hotcoat and then a sanding coat? Or is there also fiberglass on top of the carbon? Is there a way to just sand the carbon and bag again a 2oz glass and leave the peel ply textured finish? Or would this cause leaks?

[@StandUpMagazin]

Aloha and thanks for watching. Unfortunately your question is a bit beyond my knowledge. Sorry.

[@omnesomnibus2845]

Watch the previous videos. I believe it's 4oz glass, 6oz carbon, 2oz glass to hold it together, resin filler, hotcoat, sanding coat.

[@blakereichel4225]

Link for boards to purchase please

[@StandUpMagazin]

Aloha and thanks for watching. Unfortunately Steve as retired from making boards.

[@paulshapiro6119]

4'4" at 44L. Looks great. Interesting video. I guess this is the one you lost? If so :(

[@StandUpMagazin]

Thanks for watching, this one I still have but have been practicing knee starts on this ever since…😆