Hello, I'm Kohei, a staff member.
Today's STORE BLOG introduces my favorite surfboard that I always take with me when I go to the beach.
The first one is the ``RNF-RETRO'', which we have introduced several times on our STORE BLOG.
This is such a classic model that no explanation is needed!
The traditional Twin Fish has now become a genre when choosing a surfboard.
The RNF-RETRO, created by MAYHEM, which specializes in designing performance models, is completely different from other brands' traditional Twin Fish models!
It features a variety of features, including rails that drop sharply from the flat deck, double side cuts at the tail end, a flat front with a single concave, and a spiral VEE from the back of the fin!
The addictive RNF-RETRO is a favorite because, depending on the size and fins you choose, you can feel the flow at top speed from its outstanding paddle speed, glide stylishly, or it can become a performance fish that is relaxed and easy to ride for true shortboarders!
For "RNF-RETRO" click here!
The second model is the all-around model "RAD RIPPER" LIGHT SPEED, which has received many inquiries and is a rare model that is rarely available on the market.
A performance model that can be ridden in short bursts and has been praised by most surfers who have ridden it.
It is recommended to ride with a little more buoyancy.
One of the reasons it is so popular is that it is user-friendly, making it suitable for professionals and advanced riders as well as beginners who can take off!
In my personal opinion, LOST's original EPS system "LIGHT SPEED" is very light and moves well, so you can easily feel like you've improved your surfing.
We are often asked by general users, "Because it's EPS, should I choose a smaller size than PU?" However, because it is very light and has good movement, it is better to choose the same size as PU without changing the size.
I like to ride the RAD RIPPER in a quad setting, but depending on the wave conditions that day, I also enjoy it with a tri-fin setting.
The RAD RIPPER's beaked nose and semi-flat deck provide stability and forward positioning, while the wide squash tail firmly catches the waves, allowing for fast paddle speed and stable takeoff.
Although the rail thickness is numerically thick, since it is a ``strap retro rail'' from a ``semi-flat deck,'' the rail end is thin, so the rail goes in smoothly just by tilting the surfboard slightly, and it is also easy to switch rails by firmly applying weight to the tail end.
When I surf on a RAD RIPPER, almost every time someone comes up to me and says things like, "That's cool!", "I want one too!", or "You look great!"
This model attracts a lot of attention, so if you don't want to attract attention, just hide and surf!
Click here to find out more about "RAD RIPPER"!
The two surfboards I introduced this time are not only extremely good in terms of performance, but they are also so cool that I want to display them, so I'm still completely hooked and don't think I'll ever let them go!
In fact, Love Surf...
Come visit us at Love Surf this weekend!
In fact, we have these popular models in stock and we can't keep up with posting them on the Love Surf website yet!
