Today I went surfing at Lower.
LOST 5'7" SUB-DRIVER model with XTR PARALLEL-FLEX.
The XTR PARALLEL-FLEX is light, fast, and works great, so I can recommend it with confidence.
The fins are a set of AUROLA 4.5 for quick movement.
http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/item_detail/itemId,180/
It is currently sold out due to its popularity, but will be in stock around October 15th.
According to the US wave information, the waves were ankle to waist high, so there were plenty of empty spaces.
Nathan Fletcher was there, doing some cool surfing on a round, short-nosed quad.
After surfing, we went to Catalyst, a surf shop in Mayhem.
http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/item_detail/itemId,1503/
Catalyst was previously run by Harvey Fletcher, who ran a surf shop there.
It's a long-established surf shop in San Clemente.
Behind it is a glass factory that specializes in LOST surfboards.
I was working on installing FCS fin cups.
Use this tool to drill the mounting holes for the fin cups.
Then, put white resin around the cup to prevent it from spilling out.
Like this,
There are masking parts specifically for FCS.
The lamination marks are arranged like this.
The lined up white boxes contain various types of cloth.
This prefabricated office is also located on the premises.
This dusty, manly smell of San Clemente in the factories and offices...it's like LOST.
MAYHEM surfboards, which are beginning to be called the number one in the US, are not the boards that are ridden by gay surfers at local OCs. LOST surfboards are chosen by surfers at a level that understands the superior performance of the MAYHEM shape, even by World Tour surfers who know the true difference.
