CLEAN : Handmade wooden surfboards: a South African's quest for a greener ride

The video discusses a renewed passion for surfing, emphasizing the unique experience of using wooden surfboards. It highlights the importance of designing surfboards specifically for wood, rather than adapting existing designs. The environmental impact of surfboard production is acknowledged, with a focus on being honest about the use of non-eco-friendly materials. Insights from a workshop visit are shared, and the video concludes by reiterating the speaker's reinvigorated love for surfing.

What aspect of the new surfboard design reignited the speaker's passion for surfing?

• The brand of the board

• The color of the board

• The unique feel and design

• The price of the board

Why is it important to design surfboards specifically for wood?

• Wood requires less maintenance

• Wood has unique properties that need specific design considerations

• Wood is more colorful

• Wood is cheaper than other materials

What does the speaker say about the environmental impact of surfboard production?

• It has no impact on the environment

• It is completely eco-friendly

• There is always some negative impact on the environment

• It is beneficial for the environment

What material does the speaker mention as not being good for the environment?

• Polyurethane wood glue

• Natural wood

• Recycled plastic

• Organic cotton

What is the speaker's stance on using non-eco-friendly materials?

• They ignore the impact

• They are honest about the impact and seek alternatives

• They believe it is not a problem

• They think it is beneficial

What does the speaker wish to do about the use of non-eco-friendly materials?

• Stop using them completely

• Increase their usage

• Ignore the issue

• Mitigate their impact

What challenge does the speaker face in finding eco-friendly alternatives?

• Lack of available solutions

• High cost of alternatives

• Lack of interest in alternatives

• Poor quality of alternatives