在19世纪50年代末的太平洋彼岸,善于发明创造的爱迪生的后裔们把古人们的幻想或多或少地变成了现实。那时的美国西海岸是弄潮儿们大试身手的地方。他们使用普通木头和价格昂贵的轻木制成的冲浪板在风口浪尖上寻找乐趣。到50年代中期,模压聚氨酯泡沫和玻璃纤维取代了木制冲浪板。这些新型冲浪板的机动性和耐用性使得冲浪运动在50年代末大为流行。 On the other side of the Pacific Ocean in the late 1950s, descendants of Edison, who was invented and created, turned the fantasy of the ancient people more or less into reality. At the time, the West Coast of the United States was a place where beachgoers tried their hand. They use ordinary wood and expensive light wood surfboards to find fun on the top of the wind. By the mid-1950s, molded polyurethane foam and fiberglass replaced wooden surfboards. The maneuverability and durability of these new surfboards have made surf sports popular in the late 1950s.