We will explain about the ``CARBON TAIL'' installed on the tail of LOST surfboards.
It is mounted on the tail of the deck of the LOST surfboard.
"CARBON TAIL" uses *real carbon*.
This is when the surfer applies pressure to the surfboard with their back foot,
This is the area that is most heavily stressed and requires the most pressure.
The board is like this:
It protects it from breaking.
Especially for high performance boards, in order to make the finish lightweight,
This is an essential item for boards that use less resin.
At Love Surf, even if you are not a competitor, we offer boards that you can take good care of and ride for a long time.
We recommend specifying "CARBON TAIL" when ordering a custom bike.
When
ordering a custom "carbon tail" there is an additional charge of ¥5,000.
It is also effective and can be installed on epoxy resin boards such as resin color boards and EPS foam.
When I said "real carbon" earlier, did you know that there are boards that have Japanese paper attached to the tail with black lines and carbon patterns printed on it to make it look like carbon?
It has the same visual effect but is not as strong as carbon.
"*Real carbon*" never has a consistent cut surface.
To put it bluntly, the cut surface is not clean.
The glasser uses scissors specially designed to cut carbon fiber.
If you look closely at "real carbon," you will see that the cut surface is falling apart.
Recently, some manufacturers have even put fake carbon fiber prints on the tail of their boards.
The cut pieces are printed so that they appear to be different, but if you look closely, they are all the same print.
Also, LOST is a world-leading brand that is well-versed in the mechanisms that cause surfboards to break.
The carbon is positioned all the way from the curve of the rail to the edge.
LOST's "CARBON TAIL" is an original product developed in-house in collaboration with a carbon manufacturer.
In the areas that are most heavily stressed, we have increased the amount of carbon fiber (line) and narrowed its width.
Even with the carbon fiber, the board's flex still works.
Don't miss the design where the carbon fibers (lines) gradually widen!
Why is it posted in such a place?
Why? Such a meaningless design?
Why a carbon print design?
With LOST, that won't happen.
LOST uses *real carbon* so you can rest assured!!
