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Thank you to everyone who came to our store and purchased so many brand new LOST surfboards!

Mr. A, LOST 5'9" chose " PUDDLE FISH-JP " POLYESTER. He came to our store wanting to see the actual board. After seeing the unique MAYHEM shape design, he thought, "This is it! It's cool!" and loved it so much that he decided to buy it. He has been riding LOST surfboards for many years. Mr. B, LOST chose the 5'8" SUPER-DIABLO BLACK DART. He came to our store looking for a board that was shorter, wider, had less rocker, and had more buoyancy (CL) than the regular board he usually rides. He also considered the same model from POLY and the same model from PLACEBO, the GOBLIN, after holding them in his hands, but decided to go with the BLACK DART, which was the lightest, seemed to have the best feel, and had the strongest deck surface. Mr. C said, LOST 5'9" SUB DRIVER BRO chose POLYESTER This was his first time riding a LOST/MAYHEM board, which is highly regarded worldwide for its performance. He came to the store looking for a board with a similar outline to the board he had been riding previously, but with easy-to-ride performance as an all-around board. He was switching from a board made by another company, and it was recommended to him by a friend who goes to the beach with him. Mr. D, LOST 5'9" chose " DIABLO-SPARAN " POLYESTER. He follows Luvsurf and LOST surfboards Japan on Instagram, and came all the way from Korea to our shop to talk to Nishii about choosing a board for him, as he really wanted a LOST surfboard. Korea is not blessed with as many waves as Japan, so he wanted a Japan-exclusive model rather than a US model, which would be better suited to the waves in Korea. Mr. E, LOST chose the 5'7" RNF-REDUX SON OF COBRA limited production model. This board is an ultra-rare board that we previously introduced on this blog, with only one of each size produced worldwide. It is an exquisite piece finished by European glasser Paul Lofavel, also known as SON OF COBRA. Not only is the design brilliant, but the glassing technique, which covers the FCSII plugs and finishes with hard edges, is a finish that only someone of his level could achieve. He had not planned to buy a board that day, but he fell in love with this board at first sight. Everyone! Come visit us! Lots! Thank you for purchasing our new "LOST Surfboard"!