This is the rack where shaped boards are stored inside the LOST surfboard factory.
Blanks are separated by material because each material is glassed in a different factory.
This is the EFC HydroFlex board before shaping.
Because it has a red card, it is immediately obvious that it is a custom-order board from Japan, even when lined up next to another board.
At Love Surf, we receive custom order boards from dealers across the country.
In this way, we create illustration data according to the customer's specifications,
We attach it to the order form so that anyone can easily understand it.
EFC HydroFlex is the most popular material for custom-ordered boards in Japan.
It has now surpassed the PU to become the second most popular model after the ever-popular "XTR-FX."
At Mayhem's office, we delved deeper into the design of
"SHORT ROUND," which has become a huge hit in Japan.
I learned about board design.
The two boards were just finished being shaped by Mayhem for "SHAW".
This is the "SHORT ROUND" model. There's also a Kolohe "SHORT ROUND" leaning against the back.
This PC screen shows a 3D image of the finished board that was designed for the AKU machine to cut from the blanks.
You can look at the board from various angles just like you're looking at the real thing.
I think you'll understand why
LOST surfboards are so fun to ride.
By utilizing the latest digital technology, we are constantly improving the digital data of the Magic Board.
The Magic Board is evolving day by day. The already good models are getting even better.
From WCT surfers to weekend sand surfers, the company is influencing surfboard design around the world and leading the way.
This is because Mayhem is very enthusiastic about research.
Today, we are talking about Mayhem and surfboards, and the reason we are able to make surfboards like this is because
I told him that it was all thanks to our customers who are
LOST surfboard fans!
