Sharp Eye The Sole Epoxy Soft Top Surfboard 6ft 6 FCS Blue

(USED) Sharp Eye The Sole Epoxy Soft Top Surfboard 6ft 6 FCS Blue

Used Surfboard - Available to view at our bricks and mortar store in Sunderland. Check out all of our current Used boards here.

£549 NEW

Our Price: £325 USED (price includes free UK Mainland shipping)

The Sharpeye Sole Epoxy Soft Top board is the ultimate choice for pure, playful fun in okay waves. A great board to have in your quiver!

Board Specs

• Length: 6'6
• Width: 22"
• Thickness: 3"
• Volume: 48.6 Litres
• Ability: BEGINNER - EXPERT
• Construction: Softop / Micro Veneer / EPS / Epoxy Construction / EVA deck
• Fin Setup: Five Fin FCS-II
• Ideal Wave Size: Knee to Head high
• Fins Included: FCS Quad Performer (4 fins)

So what condition is it in.. The board is in overall great condition. No repairs on the board. 

Description

The Sharpeye Sole Epoxy Soft Top board is the ultimate choice for pure, playful fun in okay waves. The shape and design are all about catching tons of waves - the curvy shape puts extra volume under your chest while the super-flat rocker helps you catch waves early and effortlessly.

And don't let the Soft Top label fool you - these boards are just as rad as any standard surfboard, plus you get an added bonus of a cushioned deck that eliminates the need for wax and gives your knees and ribs a break.

Plus, the thermally formed EVA deck skin ensures durability and protects against pesky dings on the nose, tail, and rails. Trust us, this is a smart investment for any skilled surfer or lucky youngster!

Who are Sharp Eye?

Sharp Eye Surfboards is a high-performance surfboard brand known for innovation and quality. Founded by Marcio Zouvi in San Diego, California, it specializes in cutting-edge board designs. The company has gained a reputation for producing boards used by top professional surfers.  

Marcio Zouvi, a Brazilian-born shaper, started Sharp Eye Surfboards in the early 1990s. He was passionate about blending traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. His goal was to create boards that offered speed, control, and precision. Over the years, Sharp Eye has become a leader in high-performance surfboard design.  

Sharp Eye’s success is built on a deep understanding of surfboard dynamics. Zouvi studied engineering and surfboard shaping to refine his craft. This technical knowledge helped him design boards that perform exceptionally well in competitions. Today, many of the world’s best surfers ride Sharp Eye boards.  

The brand gained global recognition when top athletes began winning contests on its boards. Filipe Toledo, a multiple-time World Surf League (WSL) event winner, has been one of its biggest ambassadors. His explosive style and progressive surfing showcase the performance of Sharp Eye boards.  

Sharp Eye Surfboards uses advanced materials and shaping techniques. The company integrates computer-aided design (CAD) with hand-shaping expertise. This ensures consistency, precision, and performance across all models. Their boards are lightweight, durable, and built for speed.  

The brand offers a diverse range of surfboards for different wave conditions. From small-wave grovelers to step-up boards for powerful surf, Sharp Eye has options for all surfers. Some of its most popular models include the “Disco Inferno,” “Storms,” and “Inferno 72.” These boards have been tested and refined by professional surfers.  

Innovation is at the core of Sharp Eye’s philosophy. The company continually experiments with new materials and designs. Collaborations with elite surfers help fine-tune board performance. This constant evolution keeps Sharp Eye at the forefront of surfboard technology.  

Sharp Eye Surfboards has expanded its reach worldwide. Their boards are available in surf shops and through custom orders. Many aspiring surfers choose Sharp Eye for its proven performance in competitions.  

The company remains dedicated to pushing the boundaries of surfboard design. With decades of experience, Sharp Eye continues to shape the future of performance surfing. Its influence on modern surfing is undeniable.