Surfing hasn’t always been the most inclusive pastime, and anyone visiting this webpage can readily think of a few (dozen) reasons why. For one, the average lineup is a dangerous place even at its best, when most everyone in it more or less has a clue what they’re doing. At other places, take Waikīkī Beach, the birthplace of modern surfing, the scene can be bedlam even when everyone knows the score. And so perhaps Waikīkī is just the place to beta-test a new way of getting people on boards. SurfUp , a Moniz Family Surf -backed startup, is renting surfboards via an app from unattended cages in four San Diego locations (three in Pacific Beach and one in Imperial Beach), and now in Hawai‘i at the Regency Waikīkī Beach Resort & Spa.  SurfUp founder and CEO Chris Hissom told KHON2 that the idea is to make surfing more accessible to all.…