Nishii has arrived in CALIFORNIA and is reporting from LOST headquarters.

I surfed at LOWERS this morning. The waves were small for LOWERS, but the way they broke and the quality of the waves were great, so I had a lot of fun. I forgot to take a photo, but I used a DRIVER board. The fins are AUROLA TRIPLERAZER. After a quick surf, we headed straight to the Luvsurf office inside Lost. There are lots of boards in stock. The most time-consuming item on the left was a custom order from a customer in Japan, and the model is the "Orca" XTR 3D Carbolic. The professional-use board rack is filled with many long, gun-shaped boards that appear to be for the Hawaii season. I saw this pattern on the blog before. This is a full graphic Kolohe board. The amazing hand painting is Terry's skill. This is also full colored, so much so that it doesn't look like a board. FISH = fish. This was also completed using the glass board that I previously showed you on my blog. The board on display is the one Julian used at LOWERS. Here are Julian F1-STUB and Mick's broken SUB-DRIVER boards. So, look forward to tomorrow's California Report Blog! Here's a photo of Orange County in the evening.
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