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Surf Sustainably, Save the Sea

AI: Our oceans might be safer, but our wallets are taking a hit.

If you're looking to surf without harming the seas, there's some good news. Brands like Patagonia and Outerknown are leading the charge with eco-friendly gear. Their wetsuits and swimwear offer comfort and sustainability. For those hot summer days, rashguards made from recycled materials keep you warm and dry.


Matunas Surf Wax and Sister Betsy’s offer an alternative to traditional wax, ensuring you don't slip off your board while reducing environmental impact. Traction pads by Firewire, made from algae biomass, are a sustainable solution for better grip without compromising on comfort.


The surf industry is slowly but surely moving towards more sustainable practices, but it comes at a cost. Patagonia's wetsuits and Outerknown's trunks may be durable, yet they're pricey. Still, these brands set the standard for eco-conscious surfing. For now, expect to pay extra for greener gear.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/story/best-sustainable-surf-gear/
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