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New Luvsurf TV: MAYHEM V2-SB Jeremy Flores Hurley Pro 2014 @Trestles
Luvsurf TV: MAYHEM V2-SB by Jeremy Flores Hurley Pro 2014 @Trestles Rider: Jeremy Flores Board used: MAYHEM 『V2-SB』 POLYESTER FILM: Koji Nishii EDIT: TABRIGADE FILM Jeremy Flores, France's leading WCT surfer This is a collection of riding videos using the LOST V2-SB model . Jeremy Flores is a competitor whose rankings are also followed by WQS. Take a look at how he used the V2-SB and his signature sharp top turns to achieve a high score. The V2-SB model is characterized by its ability to turn even in rough sections of the waves. The narrow squash tail makes it easy to kick into a back stance. You can see the performance of the V2-SB model not only on the front side but also on the back side. So, Check out Jeremy Flores' exhilarating lip action as he approaches the wave with all his might. https://vimeo.com/109991234 * Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreNew Luvsurf TV: MAYHEM "DRIVER" POLYESTER ADAM MELLING Hurley Pro 2014@Trestles
Luvsurf TV: MAYHEM "DRIVER" POLYESTER ADAM MELLING Hurley Pro 2014@Trestles Rider: Adam Melling Board used: MAYHM 5'10" 『DRIVER』POLYESTER FILM: Koji Nishii EDIT: TABRIGADE FILM Adam Melling, 29, from Australia, has been improving his power turn year by year through training. He loves the 5'10" DRIVER model and always brings it to Mayhem. We keep getting orders for the exact same board in the same length and model. Apparently, you can get the most out of a board by continuing to ride the same model and size. If you are interested in competing, you might want to try imitating the things that top athletes do. I've been training and my thighs are thick, so I take out my fins when the waves are in this position. It remains stable even when performing slide turns. Take a look at the photo illustrating a carving turn with timing diagrams of 1, 2, 3. First, this bottom turn. This is important. Squat down as low as possible. Focusing on the inside of the rail, sink the board into the water to create tension. Release the tension as the board heads towards the top. 2 is rail switching. When switching rails at this top position, step on the tail. Open both arms and place your left hand on the inside downwards to act as the axis of rotation. First, turn the board by imagining twisting your upper body, then your lower body. The board doesn't need to pop out of the wave like an off-the-lip. The angle shown in this photo is fine for a steep face. 3 is a twist of the body. This is the twisting body position! Remember to twist in the following order: arms → upper body → waist → lower body! [vimeo]https://vimeo.com/109362897[/vimeo] * Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreNate Iomans wins the O'Neill Cold Water Classic!
Famous for its founder, Jack O'Neill, who created the world's first wetsuit. At O'Neill's surfing contest, the O'Neill Cold Water Classic, Nate Illemans of the LOST Surfboards team from San Clemente won the championship! Nate Iyomans has been working hard because he is about to have a child. In addition to the winning trophy, O'Neill's wetsuit and $1,000 in prize money. I received a set of tires from a manufacturer called Nexen. In order to follow WQS with the aim of rejoining the WCT, It was a happy victory, as it brought with it a one-year sponsorship contract with O'Neill worth $50,000 (equivalent to 5.5 million yen). The board he was riding was the ``V3-ROCKET.'' In fact, this "V3-ROCKET" model was first sold in Japan in 2013 by Placebo. This model is so good that it was released in the US this year. Nate's victory proved its effectiveness, Click here for more details on the "V3-ROCKET" model, which is likely to become even more popular! Following on from Kei's victory the other day, Nate has now also won, so the LOST team has been doing great! Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreNew Luvsurf TV: LOST MAYHEM 『V2-SB』 Travis Logie 2014 LOWERS
Luvsurf TV: LOST MAYHEM 『 V2-SB 』 Travis Logie 2014 LOWERS Rider: Travis Logie Board used: LOST MAYHEM 『V2-SB』 FILM: Koji Nishii EDIT: TABRIGADE FILM This is a riding video of Travis Rogge from South Africa, who is known for his snap turns that slice at the top, riding the V2-SB model. He spins the board at high speed on both the front and back sides, creating a snap lip action. The snap lip action is performed with strong thighs, and by pulling the knees towards the chest like this, it is possible to move quickly. If your posture is too high, your balance will be poor and your weight will not be transferred to the board, resulting in a slow ride. So, try lowering your body so that your knees touch your chest, like in this riding video by Travis Roggie. If your knees are too high, your posture will inevitably be too high. If you think your riding position is too high, try imagining your riding form as being "sitting down." For better balance, you should be low enough that your hands can touch the board. Now, take a look at the exhilarating snap-lip action of Travis Rogge's V2-SB model, which is a great example of what you can do. [vimeo]https://vimeo.com/108644001[/vimeo] * Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreCheck out the results of the Luvsurf CUP and photos of Yukawa and Nishii's demo surfing.
Check out the results of the Luvsurf CUP. 6 B Class Finalists B Class Results Winner: Shinsuke Shokai 2nd place Yuki Nonuma 3rd place Akira Hatahira 4th place Yuji Shirakawa 5th place Ryo Kuwabara 6th place Junki Watanabe Four A-Class finalists A Class Results Winner: Daiji Kojima 2nd place: Tetsuya Sato 3rd place Norikatsu Miyamoto 4th place: Kotaro Sakamoto Masterclass Finalists Masterclass Results Winner: Shingo Kudo 2nd place Tomaki Hatta 3rd place Koizumi Koji 4th place Hideki Sugaya Special Class Finalists Special Class Results Winner: Daiki Shirakawa 2nd place: Ryu Kato 3rd place: Kenji Nakajima 4th place Takuya Maeda 5th place Masanori Uehara From here, please take a look at some surf photos of Nishii and Yukawa. There was also someone competing in the heat with a new board they had just bought, the CONQUEST EL-DIABLO. The flag design and podium were well received by everyone. Some people were in good spirits even before the heat. They were TITAN! This was a demonstration of Masato's signature backside riding. Before the final, we had a commemorative photo shoot. Everyone was taking tons of photos! Nishii is using the CONQUEST EL-DIABLO model, which of course is EFC HydroFlex. There are lots of test ride boards lined up! Starting with the special class heat. You're a big fan of "NECK TANS"! Hiroki won the 5'8" CONQUEST EL-DIABLO. After the contest was over and everyone else had left, Masato was surfing alone until it got dark, and the fan-shaped spray he produced was from his demonstration riding. Thanks to you, we had a lot of people come and we had a great time spending the day with the participants and the gallery attendees. We're sorry if you weren't able to enter this time, but please try again next time! Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreCheck out the latest report from the Luvsurf CUP 2014, held today.
Today, the Luvsurf CUP 2014 was held at Hanakago Point in South Chiba. Event flags made just for this day will liven up the venue. With everyone's help, the venue was set up early in the morning. This is his first time on the podium. We also have plenty of test ride boards available for everyone to ride. Love Surf staff Kumi and Okayu were in charge of the bib registration. Staff member Kabashima was in charge of taking photos of everyone's enthusiastic riding. Manufacturers also came to judge. Lost's contest bib There was heavy rain for a few hours along the way, but the weather forecast proved wrong and the day turned out to be sunny. This melee master class is definitely worth watching! Entry with the famous RNF SHORT ROUND too! This is the V3-ROCKET. The waves were consistently this size. Thank you for sponsoring the flag! It's SURF SKATE! This is the CONQUEST EL-DIABLO XTR-FX! It's a SHORT ROUND! BEACH BUGGY, right? There were many rides to the left. Interference?? Everyone's boards were scattered all over the beach. I'm curious about SHORT ROUND~~ There were some people who were more interested in test driving than in the contest! This is Masato Yukawa, a professional golfer who rushed over from an event in Osaka last night. CONQUEST EL-DIABLO. We would like to thank everyone who participated, everyone who came to support and help us, and the manufacturers who provided products and other support. The event was held successfully thanks to the cooperation of many people, including the local Chiba Minami Surf Union, who lent us the venue. thank you! Detailed results for each class will be posted on tomorrow's blog, so stay tuned! Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreCheck out the riding photos of Nishii's highly recommended high-performance "V2-SB" model.
== ... "We would like to inform you of the days and times that Nishii is working at the shop." == ... Friday, October 24th, 12:00-21:00 October 25th (Sat) 12:00-21:00 October 26th (Sunday) We will be absent due to the Luvsurf surf contest at Hanagoro P in Chiba South (the shop will also be closed) Monday, October 27th 12:00-21:00 October 28th (Tue) 12:00-21:00 October 29th (Wednesday) Absent October 30th (Thu) 12:00-21:00 Friday, October 31st, 12:00-21:00 November 1st (Sat) 12:00-21:00 November 2nd (Sun) 14:00-20:00 November 3rd (Monday) 12:00-21:00 November 4th (Tue) 12:00-21:00 Wednesday, November 5th 12:00-21:00 November 6th (Thu) 12:00-21:00 November 7th (Friday) 12:00-21:00 November 8th (Sat) 12:00-21:00 November 9th (Sun) 14:00-20:00 ======================= Luvsurf Opening Hours Weekdays 12:00-21:00 Sundays and holidays 14:00-20:00 ======================= To avoid overlapping with other customers during consultation time, we would appreciate it if you would let us know if you have decided to visit us. If you are a person who lives far away and would like to purchase by mail order and would like to consult with us about your next board, or if you would like to consult with Nishii directly about choosing a board, http://www.luvsurf.co.jp/contact.html Please feel free to contact us using this form. We look forward to hearing from you! == ... Check out the riding photos of Nishii's highly recommended high-performance "V2-SB" model. All photos by Takuya Maeda This board is a pre-made size 5'9" x 18 5/8" x 2 3/16" (175 x 47.3 x 5.55cm) Intermediate 55-60kg Advanced 58-63kg 24.58cl is. Nishii has been riding high performance models up until now, around 23CL at 5'8", Since I'm almost 50, I decided to lengthen it by 1 inch and increase the CL value by 1 to 1.5 CL. Well, as expected, I'm feeling good. Even if you cut back this far from the curl, the speed doesn't drop, Because the board is large, the spray is large and flies a lot, It's easy to catch waves. Even with high-performance model boards, buoyancy can be an advantage, so simply increasing the size a little as you get older can make surfing more fun and improve your condition! The buoyancy volume is around the chest in the paddling position, so the paddling is fast. The LOST "V2-SB" model is not a difficult model, so it is recommended for men who like high-performance models! Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreLatest news from CA! The 2015 model "SUB-BUGGY" stockboard is now complete!
Latest information from CA! The 2015 model "SUB-BUGGY" stockboard is now complete! The 2015 model "SUB-BUGGY" is available in sizes from 5'8" to 5'11"! I found a black and white mark on it. This means that there are two types of marks: one with a color and one with a color. Both are great! I took some photos in my new studio. Check out the latest Mayhem outline that will make any competitor want to try it out. If you look closely, you can see a tiny hidden wing. The tail has a square shape. The nose outline is narrow. The rocker curve is like this. It's surprisingly flat. These boards will be flown from LOST here in San Clemente to Love Surf in the middle of next month and will be on sale in store. First of all, we will give priority to customers who have made many reservations, For customers who have pre-ordered, we will contact you in a few weeks to let you know when the product arrives, so please be patient. Posted by Luvsurf .
Learn moreCheck out the LOST Surfboards factory tour.
This is the Catalyst Glass factory exclusively for Lost Surfboards. The poster has apparently been up for about 40 years. This is a POLY board in the hot coat stage. After wrapping it in cloth and resin, we coat it with just resin. At that time, we work to create the necessary edges for each model, as shown here. There is a photo of the nostalgic Gokin's Gokin Flip posted. This technique is so difficult that it has yet to be demonstrated even in the WCT. This is a custom-made SUB-SCORHER board. This classic model is still being ordered. You have a lot of fans in Japan as well. Word posters posted inside the factory. This is the sanding room where the boards are finished. The craftsmen must have a really hard time getting covered in resin powder in a small room. Catalyst, the USA head shop for Lost surfboards. There is a glass shop behind this surf shop. Storage for the main Arctic foam used. Each piece is custom-made to fit the model. This is Terry Singh's room, the airbrush room. Here, we mix colors to match the order board and color the board with an airbrush. This is the room where we create the marks to be put on the board. The Japanese paper used for all of the marks is produced by Love Surf at a paper company in Japan and shipped to the USA. The quality of the paper is so good that other brands have asked us to create their logos for them. This is a surfboard rack that can store approximately 1,500 boards. It's quite impressive to have all of this. Today, Love Surf's clients came from Japan and Korea, so we had to check out the factories and warehouses. I actually gave you a tour. Posted by Luvsurf .
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