| 摘要 |
The known surfboard has several disadvantages such as, for example, easy overturning during use, and as a flat board it has corresponding water resistance, which reduces the speed during surfing. To eliminate these disadvantages, the surfboard according to the invention consists of two narrow floating bodies which are arranged next to one another at some distance apart and are connected to one another by a platform. The latter serves to accommodate the sail mast and serves as a base for the surfer to stand on. Due to the floating bodies spread wide apart, there is no easy tipping movement as in the known surfboards. The surfing mode is thus more varied and quicker, especially as the floating bodies have less water resistance. The surfboard is insensitive to waves and therefore the surfing mode is stable and safe.
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