From tree to sea. These belly boards originated in Cornwall as the first way to surf our seas. Beaches everywhere seem to have been taken over by foam bodyboards. They don’t last long before snapping and cannot be recycled so a pretty poor environmental cost for just splashing around in the waves.

Belly boards are made from wood and first originated in the UK in Cornwall, influenced by wooden boards from Hawaii. They are traditionally 4ft long by 1ft wide with a gentle curve in the nose to help it ride up the waves. Our belly boards are finished with a coat of tung oil so overall they are as environmentally friendly as you can get. The original way to enjoy the power of the ocean using a natural product from the land. We will use a combination of hards, such as oak, cherry and ash, to form a striped appearance reminiscent of early surfboard styling.