Mr. A,
LOST "
RE LOADED " POLYESTER was chosen.
He has only been surfing for two months, but his skateboarding skills are at an advanced level, so he thought surfing would be easy and purchased a 5'6" RNF-REDUX. However, because he chose the perfect size for his weight, he had a hard time catching waves and realized that surfing requires good paddling skills, so he realized that the 5'6" RNF-REDUX was not for him. He decided to keep the RNF-REDUX and choose a 6'2" RE-LOADED POLYESTER board as a practice board to improve his skills.
Mr. B,
LOST "
RNF-RETRO " RESIN TINT COLOR was selected.
He had been riding his RNF-REDUX Carbon Wrap board with great performance, but it broke unexpectedly. Rather than paying for repairs, he decided to use the money to buy a new board. The RNF-REDUX was working well, so he had planned to buy the same model, but since it was a new board, he chose a different model, the RNF-RETRO.
Mr. C said,
LOST "
DIABLO-X " C4 Technology was selected.
He came to our store to check out the new technology "C4," which is the talk of the surfboard industry. We explained the wonders of C4 to him in the store, and he left, promising to buy it the next time he came. However, his wife, who was waiting in the car, kindly told him that if he was going to buy it anyway, he should buy it now, and he returned. He was very much looking forward to his first ride.
Mr. D,
LOST "PSYCHO KILLER" CARBON WRAP Technology was selected.
He's a LOST surfboard influencer who always custom orders rare and new models that no one else rides before anyone else. This board also had a special 2RC (two-channel) custom order. He was also one of the first to select the MAYHEM logo, which will be available for custom orders from 2019.
Mr. E,
You have chosen "
RNF-RETRO " CARBON WRAP Technology.
Apparently, the board he borrowed when he first started surfing was a LOST RNF model. Ever since he learned to glide sideways on that board, he has been riding every generation of LOST RNF, making him a super-user of the RNF model. When he learned that a new RNF model had been released, he custom-ordered the "RNF-RETRO." He specified the color design and had it finished by Art by Rider.
