Rising star! Team Lost Surfboard's 12-year-old Ren Okano appears on YouTube!

The popular "Arashi Mutara" YouTube video was uploaded last night.

A promising new kid surfer who joined the LOST team.

I'd like to introduce this film to you as it stars 12-year-old Ren Okano.

This photo was taken at a beach break in northern Chiba, where small waves continue.

I ride my favorite 4'10" BABY DRIVER2.0!

What the person actually riding the "BABY DRIVER 2.0" feels We also talk about its performance and features, so please take a look!

https://youtu.be/5G8BDS6qNYw

[Shonan Local Spirit] Rising stars trained in Shonan show off skills that even professionals will be amazed by!

https://youtu.be/PZv4mXpRaHE
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