interesting. You would think today in age the core of the boards would be molded by a machine instead of hand carved. Surprised the whole thing is not automated. I'm deciding between the ATX Adventure XL vs Yolo Fisher. I weigh 250lb and I'm looking for wide, stable board for use in salt mangroves. Short trips in shallow water and I will occasionally have a 120lb passenger. Stability and Durability at top of my needs list, but not sure I want a Plastic board either. I was on the Yolo Fisher last summer and was amazed at how incredible stable and easy to use it was. Can anybody compare both boards?
+cyberpine Check out Bote boards. They have a 12'-0" board that can easily support yourself, a yeti cooler, and a dog. Look at their Flood and Flood HD models.
no cnc machining, no vacuum bagging, no bilateral composits used for strengthening, use of a single layer core and you dont even know a stringer from a rocker... a very basic board using 60's fabrication technology
Thank you for providing a link to the Sup ATX website. Can they paint your Sup board any color? I would like mine to be red.
interesting. You would think today in age the core of the boards would be molded by a machine instead of hand carved. Surprised the whole thing is not automated. I'm deciding between the ATX Adventure XL vs Yolo Fisher. I weigh 250lb and I'm looking for wide, stable board for use in salt mangroves. Short trips in shallow water and I will occasionally have a 120lb passenger. Stability and Durability at top of my needs list, but not sure I want a Plastic board either. I was on the Yolo Fisher last summer and was amazed at how incredible stable and easy to use it was. Can anybody compare both boards?
+cyberpine Check out Bote boards. They have a 12'-0" board that can easily support yourself, a yeti cooler, and a dog. Look at their Flood and Flood HD models.
am so surprised to see that each board is hand shaped.. nice tour video of the process !
Fine.
400 boards a week X 400. bucks a board wholesale-its like they're printing money.
ips plugs ? what ist that`?
no cnc machining, no vacuum bagging, no bilateral composits used for strengthening, use of a single layer core and you dont even know a stringer from a rocker... a very basic board using 60's fabrication technology
Hey Lee. If i wanted to have a new Paddle Board idea designed. Who would be the best manufacturer to work with?
try the guys at surftech maybe
Can we get a location?
Made in China.
Huizhou, China would be my guess. That's where they're all made!
so supatx are not made in china..?
the molded SUP board is much better...
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