
Mr. A,
LOST 5'5"
"SUPER DIABLO" POLYESTER.
He surfs on a variety of board models, from high performance boards to boards with buoyancy, but this time he will be riding
the "SUPER DIABLO", a well-balanced model that has buoyancy and allows for high performance movements. His treasured early LOST T-shirt shows he is a heavy surfer!

Mr. B,
LOST 6'2"
"DOS DIABLO" POLYESTER.
He had been borrowing a board from a friend, but it was too small and didn't fit well, making it difficult to ride. He wanted to change to a board with a reliable design that would make it easier to practice and improve, and while searching for a board, he came to our store after considering LOST because the website is easy to navigate.

Mr. C said,
LOST 5'8" chose
the V2-SB POLYESTER.
This board was not a high-buoyancy board, but rather a high-performance board that would allow the customer to perform tricks while staying in the power zone of the wave and attacking the waves in a risky manner. The customer was very pleased with the sharp shape design and lightweight finish that can only be achieved through a custom order.

Mr. D,
LOST 5'8"
"DOS-DIABLO" BLACK DART was chosen.
Until now, he preferred thinner, high-performance boards, but the other day he purchased and tried out the highly acclaimed
PLACEBO 5'4" "GOBLIN," and was so pleased with its paddling performance and maneuverability that he was able to ride waves on a whole new level, even in the crowded early morning surfing sessions he looks forward to every Sunday. He has now also decided to try out
the DOS-DIABLO BLACK DART , which is made of the same CL material but is a different model.

Mr. E,
LOST 5'5.5" chose the "
SHORT ROUND II " CARBON WRAP.
The CARBON WRAP is in great condition, and this is the third custom order for
this CARBON WRAP enthusiast. He says the CARBON WRAP is great for any wave, whether it's overseas travel or Japanese waves!
The SHORT ROUND II CARBON WRAP in a sophisticated custom resin color looks great!
Everyone! Thank you for coming to our store and purchasing so many "LOST surfboards"!