In the first ASP WT event, Taj Burrow came in third place using the LOST BEACH BUGGY model!
There is little time difference between Australia and Japan, so it seems that many people were watching the live broadcast.
I received a lot of emails and phone calls. People who ride LOST boards want to support them.
Taji always rides
the "WHIPLASH-TB" at Snapper,
I was expecting that to be the case, but this tournament was ``
BEACH BUGGY'' !
The winner, Medina, overtook him in the last ride of the semi-final.
Although we came in third place, it was a decent start to the first race.
Kelly came in 5th place this time, but his board has the same technology as
the Placebo FLEXLITE-TURBO, which has a carbon stripe on the bottom only, and his turns have an incredible spring back and are extended. Kelly is also using the carbon effect to give his turns more explosive power and achieve that speed.
The winner, Brazilian, Medina, is only 20 years old.
Nishii's analysis suggests that the response after twisting the board at the top of a backside turn was amazing, and that this fin may have been a factor. Nishii also likes and uses the same
"FCSII" fins as Medina, and they give the turn a nice flex.
http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/movies/lost/conquest-el-diablo-lost/12490
*The movie for "CONQUEST EL-DIABLO" also uses the Front-M/Rear-M QUAD configuration.
Taji also used the "FCS II" fins. From the looks of it, I guess the fin size is M.
Large design for beginners to advanced surfers
High performance fins!
By the way, Adriano, who also came in third place, used this.
Judging from his body type, I think his fin size is probably M.
Great for open face, down the line waves, especially point breaks and reef breaks!
Demand for FCS II fins is increasing worldwide, and production is currently slow due to shortages in every country, so we recommend purchasing them while they are still in stock. The JW fins we recently received in large quantities sold out in just a few hours.
"FCS II" Finn had a great performance in his first ASP WCT tournament.
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