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Lost MonkFish 6’0 Surfboard

Lost MonkFish 6'0 Surfboard

The Monkfish is influenced by the high volume – nose to tail vee bottom MR retro models Matt Biolis himself rode a lot the last few years. Without being tied to recreating boards from the past – Matt has developed an awesome post modern redux. The nose to tail vee bottom is a great – and now mostly overlooked – design that allows for thicker – high volume boards to still be sensitive rail to rail and not surf “flat” on the water.
Vee bottoms also go through chop like a hot knife thru butter and glide smoothly in windblown slop. The thickness – extremely flat deck – and width give extreme paddle power and stability. The steep rails and forward wide point give incredible drive and the pulled in nose tip with a deceptively healthy amount of rocker allow for tight radius surfing not usually associated with “retro fish” type boards.
Now available as single wing round pin tail (for a wider range of surf) as seen under the feet of Cory Lopez surfing the “Holy Grail of surf discoveries” in the new movie 5’5 in. x 19 ¼ in. REDUX .

Dimensions: 6’0 in. x 20.52 in. x 2.5 in.

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Lost 6’0 in. Rocket Surfboard

Lost 6'0 in.Rocket in. Surfboard

A runaway success! The most positive reaction to a new model since the original Round Nose Fish! Originally shaped as a 5’3 in. for Shane’s young son Noah by former …Lost shaper and pro surfer Noah Budroe. The board features a wide forward outline with round forgiving rails – flat deck and a wide “rocket” tail. The rocker is extremely low in the entry – for instant speed – with an exaggerated kick in the tail for tight arcs out of turns.
This board actually has as much tail rocker as any board in …Lost’s line. Coupled with a deep concave throughout – via a straightened stringer line – the board is a small to average wave all-rounder that can be effectively ridden 4 in. to 8 in. shorter – 1/8 in. thinner – and just slightly wider than your normal short board without sacrificing any of the carve or drive. This thing has to be ridden to be believed…

Dimensions: 6’0 in. x 20 in. x 2 7/16 in.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sob5b0Fuvow

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