Mr. A,
LOST 6'2" "
GOBLIN " POLY/Pro-Formance specification selected.
He had been riding a longboard until now, but wanted to try surfing on a shortboard, so he saw Placebo's ``RNF-EVOLUTION'' model on the website and came to the store to check it out.However, after looking closely at other models in the store, he decided to purchase the 6'2" ``GOBLIN'', which has more buoyancy, is wider, more stable, and seems easier to ride.
Mr. B,
LOST 5'9" "
VOODOO CHILD " POLYESTER specification selected.
We have had him ride a variety of models, but this time it was one that LOST Surfboards Japan PRO rider Masato Yukawa likes. After seeing videos of Masato riding it on Instagram and saying he looked like he was having fun, he wanted to try riding it himself, so he custom ordered a board for us, and now it's finished. The traction on the tail is the same as Masato's!
Mr. C said,
LOST 5'8" chose the
DIABLO-X POLYESTER specification.
He apparently subscribes to this blog, and had been very interested in the
DIABLO-X model, so he came to the store after seeing an article about its arrival. Compared to his current, good-feeling CHOPPER, he said that even though it has the same buoyancy, the rails and appearance don't look like a board with as much volume.
Mr. D,
LOST 5'9" chose the
DIABLO-X POLYESTER specification.
He saw the information about the new arrival on this blog and called us immediately, saying, "I can ride it right away!" and we made a reservation. He calls Ichinomiya Beach in northern Chiba as his home, and when he has a short break from his busy work schedule, he surfs. The DIABLO-X has thin rails, so he was happy to be able to take it with him on his annual surf trip to Shikoku, where he always hits the waves.
Mr. E,
LOST 5'10" chose the
DIABLO-X CARBON WRAP specification.
A few months ago, when Nishii shared on this blog how he was developing the new DIABLO, he specified the length and CL value and said, "The DIABLO series is reliable!" before even seeing the actual board. The custom-ordered board was completed. It was made at our California headquarters factory in the US, so it was an expensive board costing over 250,000 yen, but the custom size gave the board significantly more buoyancy than usual, and the customer was very satisfied with the finished product.
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