The Old Growth Eco-Surfboard
The Old Growth is ecologyst's version of a classic log. It thrives in the ankle to head high peeling surf. Built as a certified eco-surfboard.
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Story
The Old Growth is our version of a classic log. If you’re an experienced longboard pilot, you’ll have a fine time noseriding through those faster sections, and if you’re just learning, you’ll still get plenty of rides to the beach. The slightly pulled in tail and softer rails deliver smooth turns and controlled cutbacks, while the concave “spoon” in the nose provides lift and a little bite while noseriding. Comes standard with a 10” fin box, with side bite options available.
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Details
Standard Dimensions & Volumes
8'0"x 22 1/8" x 3" | 63.7L
9'0" x 22 3/4" x 3 1/16" | 72.5L
9'3" x 23 1/4" x 3 1/8" -
Materials
Eco-Surfboard Materials Our E.P.S. surfboard blanks are made up of recycled surfboards, packing foam, and many other variations of this foam that would end up in a landfill or even worse - the ocean. The resin used to seal the foam is an epoxy made up of 30% biobased contents.
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Origin
Made in California, USA. Our Shaper Jay Novak has been shaping boards since 1975. He's shaped and glassed over 10,000 boards. Shipping Surfboards do not qualify for free shipping as they require special care and handling. When you purchase a surfboard we will reach out with a shipping quote.
ecologyst was founded as a custom surfboard business. We still offer this option. Let us know what you’re after. info@ecologyst.com
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Our Lifetime Guarantee
We make quality goods that we can stand behind. We test them in the wild to make sure they’ll be with you for the long haul.
If your new Ecologyst goods arrive and they’re not exactly what you expected, we’ll happily exchange, refund or offer store credit. We want you to love your gear and use it for a lifetime.
Keep it out of the landfill.
Snagged your sleeve? Lost a button? We offer a repair program to keep your gear going strong.
Questions?
Reach our team at info@ecologyst.com and we’ll get you sorted.
