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A True ‘Green’ board?

A UK green chem company has produced a plant matter blank apparently blown with MDI…

sannyasi green surfboard blank

At the beginning of 2006 a new foam product was prototyped by a UK based Cornish “green chemistry” company that has the potential to revolutionalise the market. Sannyasi was the first independent board maker to buy into this plant based matter/ MDI mix while the product was still at development level.

More at sannyasi.co.uk.

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