The two-man LOST team came in third place at the QS6000 Ichinomiya Chiba Open!
Congratulations on winning third place!
Alex Ribeiro, Brazil
Alex, a former Brazilian surfer who competed in this contest aboard
the DRIVER CARBON WRAP, struggled to land his signature air reverse well in the small wave conditions on the final day of the men's competition, and was unable to catch any good waves, coming in third place. A third place finish in QS6000 is a solid result, as it earns him good points. He improved his ranking from fifth place last year.
Congratulations on winning third place!
"Noe Mar McGonagle" Costa Rica
Because of his large size, the waves were even smaller, and there were fewer of them, which made it difficult for him. It was a shame because when the waves get to waist size, lighter surfers have an advantage. Noe Mar brought two "
DRIVER " Pro Formance models to the venue. He's sponsored by Japanese wetsuit manufacturer BE WET, so he did a good job. He came in third place, which has raised his profile in Japan.
At the QS6000 Ichinomiya Chiba Open,
Two LOST "
DRIVER " models made from different materials came in third place, making them the best surfboards of the competition, proving that the "
DRIVER " model can be ridden in Japan's wave conditions.
For the average person, we recommend the "
DRIVER " BRO dimension, which is the same length as the "
DRIVER " model ridden by the pros, but has a more buoyant and friendly size!
