whats up guys, i have been away from the net for a while but i got a question. a local shop up here in ocean city is selling these 8 ball surfboards. the shop people said it was a chinese made pop out board. but i have also heard there from australia.
well i looked and looked but i couldnt find anything. is it possible that someone could import the board from china to australia to make it look more real.
it’s just upseting to see what i thought to be a real surf shop is possibly selling out.
They’re not selling out, they’re selling surfboards.
If the owner is a real surfer, he’s either selling out, or may not know and eventually may learn about the quality he sells by speaking to people like you.
If the owner is not a surfer and just a businessman, then he is in business to make money, buying things cheap and selling them for maximum return.
Maybe he’s a business man who surfs, and thinks he’s doing the world a favour, not even knowing that the stuff he sells will slowly kill off local manufacture.
ambrose i wish i could shake it up and ask it where it came from because the magic internet sure isnt helping very much.
gcs thanks for the help but that was a no go on him.
as for selling to make money i understand a profit is a profit, and thats what pays the bills at the end of the day. its just i never imagined the shop i frequent might be doind such a thing.
lots of boards are built in china and have been for years. and now the big boys are getting into the act with models built in china. when a new board from china cost 100.00 complete who can beat that
yeah this one didnt have a good ol made in china sticker. and over here in ocean city md they are selling them for $399. which is just about the same price that local shapers are selling them for.
just becasue they are cheap doesnt make it right. i guess k-coast surf shop will never see me again.