Istoria dezvoltării tabloului de surf

As early as 1778, British explorer Captain J. Cook had seen local residents doing this activity in the Hawaiian Islands. After 1908, surfing spread to some European and American countries. After 1960, it spread to Asia. In the past 10 to 20 years, surfing has developed significantly. Large-scale Competiții de surfing au avut loc pe coastele de est ale Americii de Nord, Peru, Hawaii, Africa de Sud și Australia .
Surfing is powered by waves and must be carried out on the seashore with wind and waves. The height of the waves must be about 1 meter, and the minimum is not less than 30 centimeters. The Hawaiian Islands have waves suitable for surfing all year round, especially in winter or spring when there are waves coming from the North Pacific Ocean, with waves as high as 4 meters, which can allow Sportivii să alunece mai mult de 800 de metri . Prin urmare, Insulele Hawaii au fost întotdeauna centrul surfingului în lume .
The surfboards used initially were about 5 meters long and weighed 50 to 60 kilograms. After World War II, foam plastic boards appeared, and the shape of the boards was also improved. The surfboards used today are 1.5 to 2.7 meters long, about 60 centimeters wide, and 7 to 10 centimeters groase . sunt ușoare și plate, ușor înguste la capetele din față și din spate și au o aripioară de coadă stabilizatoare în spate și jos . Pentru a crește frecarea, se aplică și o peliculă exterioară ceroasă pe suprafața plăcii. Greutatea întregii plăci de surf este de doar 11 până la 26 de kilograme.
There are some corrugated structures on the front side of the humpback whale's wings, which help this behemoth to move more gracefully and smoothly in the water. This structure can help reduce resistance and help the humpback whale "catch" the water flow, ensuring that it can move swiftly despite its huge body. Inspired by this, the surfboard manufacturer "Fluid Earth" has produced special surfboards with Endii frontale ondulate .