Yuyo, the first sustainable 3D printed surfboards
As surfers, the ocean is our playground. If we want our children and future generations to be able to continue surfing, we must respect and protect this natural environment. But the surfboards we use are still too polluting, non-recyclable and toxic for the marine environment.
Today, thanks to 3D printing, we can manufacture boards with a core structure made from plastic waste. We then laminate this core with a biocomposites, to produce surfboards that help preserve eco-systems.
All surfboard models
New generation surfboards
YUYO SURFERS CREW
Johanne Defay
Current WSL world n°2
"This board is a pleasant
surprise, it goes just where
you want it to"
Stéphane Iralour
French big wave surfer and
pioneer at Belharra
"This technology deserves to
be supported in order to
improve the environmental
impact of boardsports"
PV Laborde
Open 2017 France champion
"I was surprised by the board's weight, but in fact, in the water you don't feel it as much at all. It rides well, pretty fast. I like the rails, which make it easy to move from one rail to another. It's more my tube and carve board, with good sensations on it!"
Gautier Garanx
Winner of the Billabong
XXL Awards 2014 and owner of Pulse Surf Coaching
"A board that behaves very
well, really playful, I was
surprised by the speed it
generates in the wave !"
Gwendal Halna du Fretay
World Handi surf vice champion du monde
"YUYO is a new way of designing boards that are more environmentally friendly without sacrificing performance. This brand offers great perspectives for the future of surfing, and could also make surfing more accessible to the disabled."
Surfwear collection by YUYO
PV Laborde in the tube with his YUYO Mahi Mahi
The sustainable surfer's accessories
What's new at YUYO
They support us
Numerous partners help us to create increasingly ecological and high-performance boards.
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169 rue Georges Auric, Montpellier, France
Lun. - ven., 9 h - 17 h
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The specialized and general press hail Yuyo's initiative. If you too would like to make a difference, ask for a pressbook!