One guy came in and bought four and another bought 12 this week.

A major component of the surf board is no longer available. There is one other guy in southern California making these but nowhere near that volume level. There is a large manufacturer in Australia but they'll never be able to handle the volume in the United States.

It is like taking the tires off cars. It was a real sudden impact for the entire industry including Asia and Europe and everywhere that sells foam surfboards.

Those boards are all mass produced and there is no quality control. Hard-core surfers can tell the difference and they can't live with that.

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