12 results for "Lost RNF 6'0 Surfboard" between $500.00 and $800.00

6' 0" x 20" x 2.5. Trie Fins FCS.

About Lost Sub Blaster 6' Surfboard - SB-102385 in Poly/Sand/Color "A blast from the past. Spawning from the “Flashback” model of 2010. It features the Flashbacks rocker, foil and volume and dimensions, smashed together with the Sub-Scorcher’s hugely popular outline. The Flashback in one of my all time favorite mushy wave boards but many people were put off by the radical tail shape. The 1980’s influenced bottom, featuring low rocker and a slight vee throughout, allows you to ride much more volume...

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...

UBER PLANK - Refined, more high performance version of  “The Plank". Never one to leave well enough alone and influenced by the feeling of burying a snowboard rail 90 degrees into soft powder, I went to work fine tuning The Plank into a small wave, on rail, carving Machine. Same rocker and foil, but with updates in bottom curves and outline to increase performance. Wing "Squallow" (swallow set into a squash) tail adds bite and increases precision. Nose tip is pulled to reduce un-needed volume, swing...

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...

THE SUB-SCORCHER – Kolohe Andino’s grovel board… and our breakout hit of 2010. A blend of the old SD2 and the Scorcher, but squashed-n-wide. Low entry rocker, with a bit of tip flip, into a low tail rocker with shallow concaves through the center to straighten the rail line which makes it easier to lay such a wide platform on a rail. Our stubbiest shortboard yet, but it still carves like a real board. A forward wide point and the strong hip in the outline combine for drive and turning. Kolohe wanted...