Hello, I'm Kohei, a staff member.
The other day I had a great time riding the waves and surfboards, so I thought I'd write a surfboard report for the first time in a while!
The conditions on the day were consistent with large, set waves and breaking waves.
The forecast predicted that the southeasterly and eastern onshore winds would gradually get stronger, so we went in the water early in the morning and found that the conditions were great with the surf being amazing!
The lineup was low, probably because a fairly strong easterly wind was predicted, but I thought that this number of people on these waves was a great success.
*I rushed in so I didn't take any photos of the waves, this was on another day.
The surfboard used is the LOST "RNF'96" BLACK DART!
LOST's "SUB DRIVER2.0" would have been fine, but I didn't expect it to be this size when I first got it, so I chose "RNF'96."
LOST's RNF'96 makes it easy to surf above average, whether the waves are good or bad, big or small, so on this day I was able to catch many waves, put in some action and ride them all the way to the inside.
"DAWN PATROL" figures score 70 in 2 hours and 36 minutes!
*The actual number is probably lower because I paddled after the waves and even reacted to some that I couldn't catch, but the surface was good and the waves were easy to see that day, so I don't think I reacted to more than 10 waves.
The LOST RNF'96 is not only very easy to catch waves, but also provides action in the shoulder sections after takeoff!
It doesn't stop even on slow sections, so it's easy to cut back and get back into the power zone!
It's well-known that riding the LOST RNF'96 makes it easy to surf beyond your ability, making it highly addictive and popular with world tourers in the off-season!
Although she recently retired from the competition scene, Alessa Quizon, who has over 650,000 followers on Instagram, took some photos riding the RNF'96 at the Shizunami wave pool!
https://www.instagram.com/reel/Cl74y65o2JG/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Even the world champion loves LOST's RNF'96 for relaxing surfing between contests!
Click here to find "RNF'96"!
