Abstract: A composite material suitable for forming a recreational device, such as a snowboard or bodyboard includes a polyolefin foam base layer, a printed layer overlying the foam base layer, and a top layer overlying the printed layer, and wherein the layers are bonded together in the absence of adhesives. The composite material is produced by positioning a printed layer over a surface of a polyolefin foam base layer and extruding a top layer onto the printed layer with sufficient heat energy that the layers are fusion bonded together in the absence of adhesives to form a composite material. The printed layer comprises a thermoplastic polymeric film having a layer of printing on at least one of its surfaces. This film is fusion bonded to the foam base layer. The top layer comprises an extrusion coating of a transparent thermoplastic polymer that is fusion bonded to the printed layer.