9 results for "Lost RNF 6'0 Surfboard" between $500.00 and $700.00

(Formula 1) - Is inspired by the ultimate performance of F1 racing cars, featuring the perfect combination of speed and turning. Everything I have learned in 20 years of shaping, influenced by working with the best shapers and surfers in the world culminates into this. It’s what I consider to be the perfect combination of both drive and glide, with both carving arcs and tight radius turning.

The Whiplash by Lost is our Flagship short board. More pro surfers come to us for the Whiplash than any other model and the list of traveling pros with them in their quivers is staggering. Built for precision, tight radius, high speed, spontaneous surfing. The mindset behind this board was “anything not needed, take out”. Low volume rails, vee deck, elliptical outline (No hip or bump in the tail) with narrower nose and tail block combined with an aggressive rail rocker and deep concaves to keep it...

In '08 we had been playing with The STEALTH and he loved the quick, tight radius pocket surfing it allowed, but never felt confident using one in heats. His trademark carving style relied on the SD2s drive. In an effort to loosen up his surfing, and retain drive, we combined the two into....The SCORCHER. Featuring the same low entry rocker, forward outline and rear rail line rocker of the Stealth, but the wide bump squash, and vee out the back from the SD2. By lowering the Stealth’s center line rocker...

About Lost Sub Driver 6'3 Surfboard -SD-102410 in Poly/Sand/Color "The Sub Driver is something Kolohe Andino specifically asked for this spring. Most his small or mushy wave surfing had been on 5’10 x 18.88 x 2.25 Sub Scorchers. In solid or curvy, more powerful waves he has been riding his 6’0 x 18.25 x 2.25 squash tail Drivers. He asked for to make him something in between his “Driver with a Sub Scorcher outline”. Using the AKU shaping program I simply imported the Sub Scorcher’s outline onto the...

SCORCH-IT   What if we take Sub-Scorcher’s front half (rocker, outline and foil) with the Rockets back half (but with a more conservative rocker) and then ran a deep single channel out the tail? ...You get The "Scorch-It".  Although they have faded in popularity, channel bottoms add bite, create drive through turns and bring explosive, exhilarating and powerful qualities to surfing. With all the creativity in surfboards these days, it seemed right to combine the locked in, powerful, driving sensation...