There are many things that make a surfboard great. It’s shape is just one of them. The materials used to make the board is as important, or maybe even more so, than the design itself. That’s why 2Imagine boards are constantly evolving.

There are three mainstream ways of making a board. Pop outs, Polyester and Epoxy construction (hand shaped or CNC cut). Pop-outs are made from a mold taken off a shape. These permit you to make a very strong board, but the flex is ruined as a result of the fabrication process. Polyester resin on polyurethane foam cores were the industry standard for 50 years, and at the time revolutionized surfing, but the technology is outdated. Finally, Epoxy resin boards with a polystyrene core.

Over the last 5 years, the Epoxy boards have taken huge steps in mastering flex, strength, weight and performance. With epoxy resins having vastly superior flex modulus, and better bonding properties to polyester resins, they are revolutionizing the industry, and surfers ability to ride better, and harder.

All 2Imagine boards are made from Epoxy resin and polystyrene cores.