GO-Softboards

GO-Softboards develops soft-top surfboards that combine a forgiving exterior with the shape and response of a conventional surfboard. The range covers complete beginners, progressing surfers, experienced riders and surf schools looking for durable equipment. Each soft top surfboard is designed around function, with carefully developed shapes, practical construction and a focus on real surfing performance.
Producer: GO-Softboards
Producer's representative: International Surf Alliance Lda.
Adress: AV. Pedro Alvares Cabral 169-E7, 2710-144 Sintra, Portugal,
email: contact@surfalliance.com
GO-Softboards
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GO-Softboards develops soft-top surfboards that combine a forgiving exterior with the shape and response of a conventional surfboard. The range covers complete beginners, progressing surfers, experienced riders and surf schools looking for durable equipment. Each soft top surfboard is designed around function, with carefully developed shapes, practical construction and a focus on real surfing performance.
What makes GO-Softboards stand out?
- Epoxy/EPS cores: sit beneath the soft exterior to provide a more responsive and surfboard-like feel.
- Triple-layer construction and three T-stringers: help control flex and increase stiffness in selected Surf Range models.
- Soft EVA foam: covers the deck and rails, improving grip, comfort and safety during paddling, take-off and falls.
- Defined rocker, outline and bottom contours: allow the boards to glide and turn more naturally than a basic training board.
- Integrated Multibox fin boxes: selected models are compatible with Futures fins and allow the rider to change the setup.
- Reinforced school constructions: Surf School and XTR boards use additional wood reinforcement, full stringers and protective nose and tail bumpers for demanding daily use.
Who is GO-Softboards for?
GO-Softboards suits first-time surfers learning to paddle, catch whitewater and stand up. A beginner surfboard from the wider ranges offers generous volume and stability, helping the rider build confidence before moving onto a green wave.
Riders progressing towards turns and more controlled take-offs can choose a narrower soft top surfboard with a more performance-focused outline. The standard Surf Range is also suitable for experienced surfers looking for a safer board with a responsive internal construction.
A performance softboard can be used in smaller or more relaxed conditions without feeling like a basic lesson board. Surf schools and rental centres can choose reinforced models designed to withstand frequent transport, impacts and repeated sessions.
GO-Softboards products at EASY-surfshop
At EASY-surfshop, the GO-Softboards range includes Surf, Surf Wide, Surf School and XTR models in different lengths and volumes. A foam surfboard from the Surf Wide range is a stable choice for progression, while the regular Surf line offers a more agile feel.
Riders looking for a surfboard for beginners can compare wider, higher-volume shapes with models designed for faster development. When choosing a softboard surfboard, consider the rider’s weight, experience and the type of waves they plan to surf.
More volume makes paddling and catching waves easier, while a narrower outline and refined rails improve control as skills develop. A surf school board should prioritise stability, durability and protective reinforcement.
Browse the GO-Softboards range at EASY-surfshop and choose a soft top surfboard matched to your level, body weight and progression goals.
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