The previous model of COUCH POTATO, the blue one, is a bottom feeder.
The yellow model currently under development is a limited edition for the new Japan market, and features a tapered tail that tapers from the side fins.
You can clearly see that it's an outline.
I tried out
the MAYHEM SURFINZ fins in a quad set.
As expected, the quad had a looser board turn at the top, which Nishii preferred over the TRI.
The nose of the yellow one is also thinner than the white one.
At the LOST surfboard factory, we saw some boards that had been shaped for professional surfers for the US Open at the end of July, so take a look.
Nate Iyoman has the 6'1" WHIPLASH-TB and the 6'0" V2.
Both of Evan Geiselman's rods were the 5'11" WHIPLASH-TB models.
All four Julian models are F1-STUB models, ranging in size from 5'11.5" to 6'1".
Brad Simpson was the 6'1" WHIPLASH-TB model.
Kolohe not only ordered his usual DRIVER, but also a 6'1" F1-STB.
A back view of Johnny calmly lapping his board at Lost Surfboard.
These are four boards by Ian Walsh.
This is Cory's board that will be sent to Florida.
This is the 6'1" and 6'2" WHIPLASH-TB model.
