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THE UNWANTED SHAPES

4 SHAPERS

4 SURFBOARD MODELS

2 BOARDS EACH

CAN YOU TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE TWO?

Conventional

ConventionalConventional
Materials

Sustainable

SustainableSustainable
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THE SURFBOARDS

Shortie

Shortie

5’11” x 18 7/8” x 2 1/2” 29.00L – ROUND

Conventional

Polyurethane foam Arctic PU + Wood Stringer + polyester resin Silmar + Glassing TOP 4oz Sglass/ BOTTOM 4oz

Sustainable

Polyola foam Recycled 80%, Recyclable 100% Resin Epoxy Sicomin (SD EVO Fast) Glassing TOP 4S / BOTTOM 4oz

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Synthetic 84

Synthetic 84

5’9” x 19 1/2” x 2 3/8” - 30.08L – SQUASH

Conventional

Polyurethane foam Arctic PU + Wood Stringer + Polyester Resin Silmar + Glassing TOP 4oz Sglass/ BOTTOM 4oz

Sustainable

Polyola foam Recycled 80% + BIO Resin Sicomin (SD EVO Fast) + Biotex Tissue Flax/PLA em (Vacuum Glassing)

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Red Tiger

Red Tiger

5’11” x 19 3/8” x 2 7/16” - 30.07L – SQUASH

Conventional

Polyurethane foam Arctic PU + Wood Stringer + Polyester Resin Silmar + Glassing TOP 4oz Sglass/ BOTTOM 4oz

Sustainable

Artic BIO Foam + BIO Resin Sicomin (SD EVO Fast) + Biotex Tissue Flax/PLA (Vacuum Glassing)

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Grinder

Grinder

5´10” x 19´ x 2, 7/16” - 28,3L - SWALLOW

Conventional

Polyurethane foam Arctic PU + Wood Stringer + Polyester Resin Silmar + Glassing TOP 4oz Sglass/ BOTTOM 4oz

Sustainable

EPS Marko Foam + BIO Resin Sicomin (SD EVO Fast) + Biotex Tissue Flax/PLA (Vacuum Glassing)

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OUR MISSION

ONLY ONE BOARD CAN RIDE THE FUTURE

Zero impact - Full performance

With the world facing the challenge posed by climate change, sustainability occupies a central position in everyone’s lives and surfing is no exception. MEO and Turismo de Portugal, sponsors of the World Surf League, have stood out as active actors in creating greater awareness for better environmental practices through “The Unwanted Shapes” project.

To mitigate the impact of the surfing industry in the environment, this joint venture established a shared goal set to accelerate innovation of performance surfboards, stripped away from what is toxic. And to develop the boards that can ride the future it is up to every surfer to make the right choice.

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With the world facing the challenge posed by climate change, sustainability occupies a central position in everyone’s lives and surfing is no exception. MEO and Turismo de Portugal, sponsors of the World Surf League, have stood out as active actors in creating greater awareness for better environmental practices through “The Unwanted Shapes” project.

To mitigate the impact of the surfing industry in the environment, this joint venture established a shared goal set to accelerate innovation of performance surfboards, stripped away from what is toxic. And to develop the boards that can ride the future it is up to every surfer to make the right choice.

Dare to Test

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