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The newest surf gear for Golden Week! "SURF GRASS MAT" from Oceanside, CALIF!

Why not try this as your new surf gear for Golden Week? Nishii recommends this convenient and comfortable surfboard to any conscious surfer. Surf gear from Oceanside, California! In the summer, changing clothes on the hot sandy beach is comfortable with a surf grass mat! In winter, it's comfortable to change clothes on the cold, icy concrete! The artificial turf is denser and comes with a color trimming frame! If you change into your wetsuit at " SURF GRASS ", your wetsuit will stay "dirty", "damaged" and "comfortable every time"! You can change into your wetsuit without damaging it! High-quality artificial turf allows you to brush away sand and dirt from your feet. Once you try it, you won't want to let it go! Add it to your stylish surf gear! You can wrap it either on the front or the back ! Just keep one in your car and everyone will be happy! This SURF GRASS MAT is not just any artificial turf. This is an excellent mat developed to be used in a variety of situations. The back is thickly coated, making it very durable. It's just the right size, comes with a strap, is very well thought out, and is of very high quality and durable, so it's not the kind of product that will break down in a year or so, but can be used for several years with ease. When you step on it barefoot, you won't want to leave the mat because it has a comfortable and soft feel. The straps allow you to hang the mat when it is drying. If you use it when changing clothes, your wetsuit will stay clean, safe, and stylish every time. It comes with a Velcro strap that can be rolled up compactly so it doesn't take up much space when stored. "Purchase here " http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/store/category/item/itemgenre/surf-goods/surf-grass-mat/ ★You can also use it like this! Nishii-style trip's "Surfboard board case storage method" ★Also featured on our blog! Great for winter! The "SURF GRASS MAT" is great for both surfing and snow! http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/store/category/item/itemgenre/surf-goods/surf-grass-mat/

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Must-see! ▪️Explanatory video by LOST's "RNF-ULTRA" designer, "MAYHEM"

Must see! ▪️Explanatory video by LOST's " RNF-ULTRA " designer "MAYHEM" This is the Japan-only model "Round Nose Fish Ultra" It's basically the same species as the Round Nose Fish REDUX and other round nose fish that have been popular for the last 10 years. Now, this board is somewhere between a fish and a mid-length board. So I'd say this is a mid-fish. Make a board that is lightweight (compared to us) so that middle-aged Japanese surfers can ride waves. So, to get comfortable paddling performance, we made it long rather than thick and wide. FYI, this is 5'10" x 20" x 2 5/16", and has a CL value of over 30 liters. If the rail line is long, you can cruise smoothly and make extended turns. Not mid-length, but mid-fish. By using length instead of width and thickness to create buoyancy, we were able to obtain a rail line. This makes the rails thinner and easier to operate. In other words, not only does it have good lift, but it also lets you surf by digging the rail into the wave. It has good acceleration and can handle large waves and typhoon waves. Of course, it's easy to paddle in perfect waves like reef breaks or onshore conditions with small waves. It's a fun board that's small enough to carry around like this. This board is finished with a special tint. My handwritten shape signature included Anyway, this board is emerald green. The single wing swallow tail makes the tail area lighter and easier to maneuver. This special model uses 5 fins A twin fin and keel fin (stabilizer) setup allows for quick, tight turns. A quad setup will give you more acceleration and speed, and it can handle waves with a face. Tri-fins are also great for riding powerful waves. It's a good idea to go on a surf trip. It's not a big guns or anything, but it's long. It's good for surfers who don't want a short, wide, chunky board for small waves, but want a board that can cruise. It's not bulky or thick. It's about 30 liters It's a truly fun category of board created for Japanese surfers. This is the Round Nose Fish Ultra that I created with my own shape. [vimeo]https://vimeo.com/328687397[/vimeo]

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Must see! ▪️Check out the explanatory video by Placebo's "ZEKE" designer, "MAYHEM"!

Must see! ▪️Check out the explanatory video by Placebo's " ZEKE " designer, "MAYHEM"! This is Presebo's latest model, " ZEKE " It's a speedboat-like model that perfectly conquers small waves. Reduced length and wide outline from nose to tail This results in a straight outline that is excellent for speed and acceleration. It's insanely fast The rocker from the forefoot area to the nose prevents the nose from digging in even during hard rips. The tail rocker is gentle It's designed specifically for propulsion. And you can freely change the fin setup, such as single fin or twin fin + keel fin. It can handle a variety of small wave conditions and is fun to surf. Wide outline up to the elevator wing The elevator wing allows for easy rail entry even with a buoyant tail. Combined with the nose rocker, it allows for a smooth transition to the top of the wave. You can make a smooth turn by keeping your back foot on the wing, even if you don't bring it all the way to the tail end. Just stand on the elevator wing area and you can easily surf the rails in the tail area. Step back on the tail end only when you want to make punchy turns in small waves. Based on GOBLIN, it has a rocket tail and elevator wing with an angular tail design. If you push the tail end, you can make precise turns. A gentle rocker combined with a single concave all the way to the flat part of the tail end. The concave flattens out at the tail end, so the tail doesn't float or slide too much. Single box and side fin setup allows for a variety of fin combinations This fin system will be popular for the next few years. This style of surfing involves changing the combination of fins depending on your mood and the waves. Most Precebos come standard with a grab concave. This grab rail makes it easy to do a dolphin dive (duck dive) even on a board with a lot of buoyancy. Plus, you can remove the foam from this area, which makes it lighter and looks better. However, the best thing about the Grab Rail is that it allows you to grip the rail firmly even on a thick board with a lot of buoyancy. This " ZEKE " is good. I hope there's a size that's right for me How about a single fin and stabilizer? Wow, this is awesome You can surf a smooth arc or you can kick it hard. This fin setup would be great for lining up point breaks and rippling down estuary waves. Twin fins and keel fins are great for quick turns in the mushy, powerless waves of beach breaks. You can turn quickly and easily. If you're riding waves where you want to attack the lip, or if you're used to riding tri-fins and want to do airs and attack aggressively, then tri-fins are the way to go. Available in three sizes: 5'5", 5'7", and 5'9". This is " ZEKE " [vimeo]https://vimeo.com/329762318[/vimeo]

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Caroline Marks, the youngest WSL winner at 17 years old! Kolohe Andino came in second!

Did you watch the WSL Final Day LIVE? As you all probably already know, the LOST team was a big hit. Kolohe Andino, captain of the LOST team, was overtaken in the final but still came in second. Nishii was surprised and shocked by the score, but we hope Kolohe will do his best next time. Two-time World Champion "Carissa Moore" 2nd place In the file where the LOST teams faced off, Carissa wanted to show her senior spirit, but she was completely defeated. Caroline Marks, in her second year on the tour, wins! At age 17, he became the youngest winner ever. He continued to score high points with his power and inverted backside crushing lip, defeating past world champions one after another to take the victory. By the way, all three of the boards they were riding were " DRIVER " models! Carissa Moore 5'9" Driver/Poly Caroline Marks 5'4" Driver/Poly Kolohe Andino, 5'10" DRIVER/EPS If you're a competitor, you have no choice but to ride this model!

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What boards are these two riding as they cruise towards victory at the WSL Boost Mobile Pro?

She is on a winning streak at the WSL Women's opening tournament, the WSL Boost Mobile PRO. "Carissa Moore" "Caroline Marks" What board are these two riding? This is LOST's performance series, " DRIVER ," which continues to achieve excellent results! Caroline Marks, who just turned 17, dominated the tournament with a comfortable quarter-final victory over Stephanie Gilmore, last year's World Champion and a seven-time World Champion! She is also a 5'4" Driver , 22cl. Carissa Moore, 26, has clearly changed her surfing and is in top form. In her heats, she easily won by a large margin over her opponents, using airs and other techniques. She is also a 5'9" DRIVER , 26cl. The contest will be open for waiting until the 13th, but with the forecast of new swells, the contest will likely be underway by the time this blog is published on the 9th of April. There is also a good chance that the two LOST team will make it to the finals. There's a very good chance that one of them will win, so don't miss out! http://www.worldsurfleague.com/events/2019/wct/2907/boost-mobile-pro-gold-coast Click here for the LIVE!

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Nishii reports from LOST Surfboards in San Clemente!

Terry Shin, the airbrusher at LOST Surfboards. Some of you may recognize the boards he works on by their design. It's the " MAYSYM " model. Check out the latest masterpiece by Teri Singh here: Apparently they included the logo "ANTI SOCIAL CLUB." Apparently they made eight identical boards. Here is the template. This is the "AKU" machine cutting the blanks. A laser beam is being applied to the blank to center it. How the "AKU" machine cuts blanks This round cutter moves to make the cut. This is the newly added LOST surfboard storage facility. Boards sent to Japan are also stored here, Once completed, they are brought here one after another from the factory and inspected. Please look forward to the stock boards of each resin tint color model that will be in stock before Golden Week!

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Session 3! What's the next most important thing after choosing a board to suit the waves?

"Chucky Rigano" x " DIABLO-X " session part 3! I went with Chucky yesterday too! Chucky's home in Huntington Beach. The previous two times were at Southside Pier, There is a sandbar where the waves get better at high tide. This time we'll be having a session at Northside Pier on the north side! Right from the very first run, we started with a barrel ride! The first half of the session was with large MF tri-fins . In the second half, we compared the ride on an M-size PF quad . With waves this big, The M size PF quad seemed to work better. The way the initial speed is gained after rising from the shore break is I noticed that the PF quad accelerated more instantly. I always keep the same size and number of fins so I can choose the right one to suit the waves. Make your session the best it can be! The next most important thing after choosing a board to suit the waves is the fins! It's absolutely not okay to always wear the same fins! Deepen your knowledge of fin design and enjoy surfing smarter. Chucky-san, I've been riding the DIABLO-X FLEXLITE-LIMITED every day recently, so I'm getting used to it. The DIABLO-X is an all-around board, and by selecting the right fins, its performance can be further enhanced. "It's a great model," he says. Chucky's wife is due to give birth this week, He said this would be his last session before he becomes a father.

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Everyone! Thank you for coming to our store and purchasing so many new ``PLACEBO surfboards''!

Mr. A, She chose the PLACEBO "ORCA" SOFT TOP and HARD BOTTOM . He had been looking for a safe soft top board to surf with his family, but was not satisfied with any of the options, as they all felt like toys that were just longer bodyboards. Then he found out about the PLACEBO ORCA Soft top & Hard bottom, and chose the safe 6'2" size, thinking, "This is a sturdy soft board that I think I could enjoy using myself." Mr. B, You chose the PLACEBO "ZEKE" FLEXLITE-HYPER . He's a veteran surfer and heavy surfer who has ridden every board in the new Easy Surf model line from MAYHEM Shape Design. This time, he chose the latest PLACEBO model, the 5'9 ZEKE, after hearing that it has a faster takeoff than the GOBLIN. He was excited to have a new weapon that will allow him to keep up with the younger surfers. Mr. C said, You chose PLACEBO's DIABLO-X FLEXLITE-HYPER . The board size is 5'9". The board he had been riding until now was a PLACEBO EL-DIABLO, and he was considering switching over to a new board when the LOST & PLACEBO Spring Stock Board Fair started, so he took advantage of it and purchased the board. Mr. D, You chose the PLACEBO "ZEKE" FLEXLITE-HYPER . He had been interested in this model since its release and had come to the store several times to see it in person, but he lost the fins of his current Goblin board in the ocean and had ordered new paraffins, but rather than go through the expense, he decided to replace it with the new, fully redesigned 5'9" ZEKE FLEXLITE-HYPER, which he had been wanting to try. Mr. E, You chose the PLACEBO "ZEKE" FLEXLITE-HYPER . He had been windsurfing for 10 years, and after switching to a longboard for about three years, he wanted to be able to ride a shortboard, so he was carefully considering what board to buy.When he saw people riding placebos at the beaches where he went surfing, he asked someone who actually rode one and heard that it was good, durable, and easy to handle, so he came to our store and purchased the newly redesigned ``ZEKE'' FLEXLITE-HYPER. Everyone! Thank you for coming to our store and purchasing so many new PLACEBO surfboards.

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