The Lost Lay-Z boy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an elliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These elliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'8 x 21" x 2.5"
33.57 cubic liters
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The Lost Fishquest is a great summer board. It catches waves very easily and is easy to paddle. It is a high performance fish.
Lost Fishquest details:
5'6 x 20.25" x 2.50"
31.11 cubic litres
FCS 5 fin setup Learn More

The Lost Lay-Z boy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an elliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These elliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'4 x 20" x 2.32"
27.93 cubic liters
Future 5 fin set up Learn More

The Lost Lay-Z boy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an elliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These elliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'7 x 20.75" x 2.44"
32.16 cubic liters
Future 5 fin set up Learn More

The Lost Lay-Z boy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an elliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These elliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'8 x 21" x 2.5"
33.87 cubic liters
Future 5 fin set up Learn More

The Lost Lay-Z boy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an elliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These elliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'6 x 20.5" x 2.38"
30.04 cubic litres
Future 5 fin set up Learn More

The Lost Lay-Z boy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an eliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These eliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'8 x 21" x 2.5"
33.87 cubic litres
Future 5 fin set up Learn More

Just like the name says this Lost surfboard is a bottom feeder it loves the slop surf. This surfboard is a tri-plane hull that catches the smallest of ripple and allows you to turn without losing speed.
Lost Bottom Feeder Details"
5'6 x 21" x 2.38"
30.91 Cubic Litres
Futures 5 fin Setup
Knee-Head High Waves Learn More

Just like the name says this Lost surfboard is a bottom feeder it loves the slop surf. This surfboard is a tri-plane hull that catches the smallest of ripple and allows you to turn without losing speed.

Lost Bottom Feeder Details"
5'9 x 21.75" x 2.56"
37.32 Cubic Litres
Futures 5 fin Setup
Knee-Head High Waves Learn More

The Lost Lay-Z boy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an eliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These eliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
6' x 22" x 2.75"
41.74 cubic litres
Future 5 fin set up


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Just like the name says this Lost surfboard is a bottom feeder it loves the slop surf. This surfboard is a tri-plane hull that catches the smallest of ripple and allows you to turn without losing speed. This bottom feeder is a unique 1 of a kind piece with artwork resin tint from The Lucky Bastards.

Lost Bottom Feeder Details"
5'6 x 21" x 2.38"
31.44 Cubic Litres
Futures 5 fin Setup
Knee-Head High Waves Learn More

The Lost Mini Driver surfboard is a great bigger wave surfboard that can be ridden shorter by a few inches than your traditional shortboard. This board has a slightly flatter rocker with a pulled in tail so it can handle the 2' slop and the macking barrels. Here is details about the surfboard as described by shaper Matt Biolos. Mini Driver – While preparing a quiver for an Indo trip Kolohe asked for “a short, fast (flat rockered) little 5 fin tube rider”. I recommended the Rock-Up, but he felt it had more tail rocker than he liked and wanted something really, really fast that he could take off extremely deep and pump through tubes from way back. We started with a 6’0” Driver, took note of the nose rocker and outline measurements at 4” and 16” back from the tip, then shrunk the board to a 5’8” and lowered the nose rocker at the tip and 12” back till it matched the 4” and 16” from before. We widened the nose until it matched up the same way. This gave us a screaming fast low nose rocker with a forward placed outline, both attributes give tons of drive. We then rounded off the tail, but left the width at 12” the same. This gave us a very clean and elliptical outline that we expected would move free and easy inside the tube. The Mini Driver performed as hoped. Interestingly enough, one of Kolohe’s buddies (Taylor Clark) grabbed it after it came back from Indo and used it in the US Nationals event in Huntington Beach. He surfed it in 2’ slop all the way to a second place finish in the Open Men’s division. The board worked in everything.

Lost Mini Driver Details:
5'8 x 19" x 2.32"
26.9 Cubic Liters
FCS Fins/5 fin setup
3-7 foot surf Learn More

The Lost Lay-Zboy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an eliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These eliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'5 x 20.25" x 2.35"
29.2 cubic litres
FCS 5 fin set up
Keahana Epoxy Learn More

In surfboards, everything is balance. Curvy rockers need to balance with straighter outlines and curvy outlines need flatter rockers. These principles became very apparent in the development of the Pelagic. Beginning with a fairly standard RNF template, we added a point at 12” from the tail and carved a reverse, side-cut, outline from there forward, into the wide point just above center. This effectively creates a reversed curve outline between the riders stance. To balance the negative outline curve, we have added a tremendous amount of rail rocker through the center of the board. The final component is very low, straight and fast centerline rocker, which cuts a massively deep concave through the rail rocker.

Lost Pelagic Surfboard Details:
6'6 x 22" x 2.88"
46.42 Cubic Litres
Future 5-Fin
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The Lost Mini Driver surfboard is a great bigger wave surfboard that can be ridden shorter by a few inches than your traditional shortboard. This board has a slightly flatter rocker with a pulled in tail so it can handle the 2' slop and the macking barrels. Here is details about the surfboard as described by shaper Matt Biolos. Mini Driver – While preparing a quiver for an Indo trip Kolohe asked for “a short, fast (flat rockered) little 5 fin tube rider”. I recommended the Rock-Up, but he felt it had more tail rocker than he liked and wanted something really, really fast that he could take off extremely deep and pump through tubes from way back. We started with a 6’0” Driver, took note of the nose rocker and outline measurements at 4” and 16” back from the tip, then shrunk the board to a 5’8” and lowered the nose rocker at the tip and 12” back till it matched the 4” and 16” from before. We widened the nose until it matched up the same way. This gave us a screaming fast low nose rocker with a forward placed outline, both attributes give tons of drive. We then rounded off the tail, but left the width at 12” the same. This gave us a very clean and elliptical outline that we expected would move free and easy inside the tube. The Mini Driver performed as hoped. Interestingly enough, one of Kolohe’s buddies (Taylor Clark) grabbed it after it came back from Indo and used it in the US Nationals event in Huntington Beach. He surfed it in 2’ slop all the way to a second place finish in the Open Men’s division. The board worked in everything.

PLEASE NOTE: THIS  MINI DRIVER HAS A BLEM UNDER THE GLASS AT THE NOSE THAT LOOKS LIKE A CREASE. This board has been discounted and is 100% functional the blem is purely cosmetic.

Lost Mini Driver Details:
6'6 x 21.5" x 2.88"
39.35 Cubic Liters
Future Fins/5 fin setup
3-7 foot surf Learn More

In surfboards, everything is balance. Curvy rockers need to balance with straighter outlines and curvy outlines need flatter rockers. These principles became very apparent in the development of the Pelagic. Beginning with a fairly standard RNF template, we added a point at 12” from the tail and carved a reverse, side-cut, outline from there forward, into the wide point just above center. This effectively creates a reversed curve outline between the riders stance. To balance the negative outline curve, we have added a tremendous amount of rail rocker through the center of the board. The final component is very low, straight and fast centerline rocker, which cuts a massively deep concave through the rail rocker.

Lost Pelagic Surfboard Details:
6'2 x 21.5" x 2.63"
39.20 Cubic Litres
FCS 5-Fin
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The Lost Mini Driver surfboard is a great bigger wave surfboard that can be ridden shorter by a few inches than your traditional shortboard. This board has a slightly flatter rocker with a pulled in tail so it can handle the 2' slop and the macking barrels. Here is details about the surfboard as described by shaper Matt Biolos. Mini Driver – While preparing a quiver for an Indo trip Kolohe asked for “a short, fast (flat rockered) little 5 fin tube rider”. I recommended the Rock-Up, but he felt it had more tail rocker than he liked and wanted something really, really fast that he could take off extremely deep and pump through tubes from way back. We started with a 6’0” Driver, took note of the nose rocker and outline measurements at 4” and 16” back from the tip, then shrunk the board to a 5’8” and lowered the nose rocker at the tip and 12” back till it matched the 4” and 16” from before. We widened the nose until it matched up the same way. This gave us a screaming fast low nose rocker with a forward placed outline, both attributes give tons of drive. We then rounded off the tail, but left the width at 12” the same. This gave us a very clean and elliptical outline that we expected would move free and easy inside the tube. The Mini Driver performed as hoped. Interestingly enough, one of Kolohe’s buddies (Taylor Clark) grabbed it after it came back from Indo and used it in the US Nationals event in Huntington Beach. He surfed it in 2’ slop all the way to a second place finish in the Open Men’s division. The board worked in everything.


Lost Mini Driver Details:

6'6 x 21.5" x 2.88"
43.15 Cubic Liters
Future Fins/5 fin setup
3-7 foot surf Learn More

This 5'10 Lost rocket surfboard is just like original but with some new minor details. This surfboard has a winged diamond tail so it will hold in bigger surf but still catch the waves with ease.

Lost Rocket V2 Details:
5'6 x 19" x 2.25"
25.84 Cubic Litres
Future Fins
EPS Epoxy
2-6' Surf
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The Lost Sub Scorcher 2 surfboard is a fresh twist on the extremely popular Sub Scorcher model. The Vee bottom was removed from the last 6" of the tail which increases the rocker by about  a 1/4" still keeping the rail line static. As a result the board surfs looser for better vertical and pocket surfing. To keep the board fast with losts of drive Lost straightened the outline in the tail by adding the double wing swallow tail. This is a great everyman's daily average wave shortboard.

Lost Sub Scorcher 2 Details:

• 6'5 x 20.88" x 2.75"


• 40.71 Cubic Litres


• FUTURE Fins


• 2-5 foot surf

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Just like the name says this Lost surfboard is a bottom feeder it loves the slop surf. This surfboard is a tri-plane hull that catches the smallest of ripple and allows you to turn without losing speed.

Lost Bottom Feeder Details"
5'8 x 21.5" x 2.5"
32.12 Cubic Litres
Futures 5 fin Setup
Knee-Head High Waves Learn More

This 5'6 Lost rocket surfboard is a surfboard classic. This surfboard has a winged diamond tail so it will hold in bigger surf but still catch the waves with ease.

Lost Rocket Details:
5'4 x 18.75" x 2.25"
24.18 cubic Litres
FCS 5 Fin
2-6' Surf Learn More

The Lost Mini Driver surfboard is a great bigger wave surfboard that can be ridden shorter by a few inches than your traditional shortboard. This board has a slightly flatter rocker with a pulled in tail so it can handle the 2' slop and the macking barrels. Here is details about the surfboard as described by shaper Matt Biolos. Mini Driver – While preparing a quiver for an Indo trip Kolohe asked for “a short, fast (flat rockered) little 5 fin tube rider”. I recommended the Rock-Up, but he felt it had more tail rocker than he liked and wanted something really, really fast that he could take off extremely deep and pump through tubes from way back. We started with a 6’0” Driver, took note of the nose rocker and outline measurements at 4” and 16” back from the tip, then shrunk the board to a 5’8” and lowered the nose rocker at the tip and 12” back till it matched the 4” and 16” from before. We widened the nose until it matched up the same way. This gave us a screaming fast low nose rocker with a forward placed outline, both attributes give tons of drive. We then rounded off the tail, but left the width at 12” the same. This gave us a very clean and elliptical outline that we expected would move free and easy inside the tube. The Mini Driver performed as hoped. Interestingly enough, one of Kolohe’s buddies (Taylor Clark) grabbed it after it came back from Indo and used it in the US Nationals event in Huntington Beach. He surfed it in 2’ slop all the way to a second place finish in the Open Men’s division. The board worked in everything.

Lost Mini Driver Details:

6'2 x 20.5" x 2.75"
35.86 Cubic Liters
Future Fins/5 fin setup
3-7 foot surf Learn More

The Lost Mini Driver surfboard is a great bigger wave surfboard that can be ridden shorter by a few inches than your traditional shortboard. This board has a slightly flatter rocker with a pulled in tail so it can handle the 2' slop and the macking barrels. Here is details about the surfboard as described by shaper Matt Biolos. Mini Driver – While preparing a quiver for an Indo trip Kolohe asked for “a short, fast (flat rockered) little 5 fin tube rider”. I recommended the Rock-Up, but he felt it had more tail rocker than he liked and wanted something really, really fast that he could take off extremely deep and pump through tubes from way back. We started with a 6’0” Driver, took note of the nose rocker and outline measurements at 4” and 16” back from the tip, then shrunk the board to a 5’8” and lowered the nose rocker at the tip and 12” back till it matched the 4” and 16” from before. We widened the nose until it matched up the same way. This gave us a screaming fast low nose rocker with a forward placed outline, both attributes give tons of drive. We then rounded off the tail, but left the width at 12” the same. This gave us a very clean and elliptical outline that we expected would move free and easy inside the tube. The Mini Driver performed as hoped. Interestingly enough, one of Kolohe’s buddies (Taylor Clark) grabbed it after it came back from Indo and used it in the US Nationals event in Huntington Beach. He surfed it in 2’ slop all the way to a second place finish in the Open Men’s division. The board worked in everything.

Lost Mini Driver Details:

6'6 x 21.5" x 2.88"
39.35 Cubic Liters
Future Fins/5 fin setup
3-7 foot surf Learn More

The Lost Mini Driver surfboard is a great bigger wave surfboard that can be ridden shorter by a few inches than your traditional shortboard. This board has a slightly flatter rocker with a pulled in tail so it can handle the 2' slop and the macking barrels. Here is details about the surfboard as described by shaper Matt Biolos. Mini Driver – While preparing a quiver for an Indo trip Kolohe asked for “a short, fast (flat rockered) little 5 fin tube rider”. I recommended the Rock-Up, but he felt it had more tail rocker than he liked and wanted something really, really fast that he could take off extremely deep and pump through tubes from way back. We started with a 6’0” Driver, took note of the nose rocker and outline measurements at 4” and 16” back from the tip, then shrunk the board to a 5’8” and lowered the nose rocker at the tip and 12” back till it matched the 4” and 16” from before. We widened the nose until it matched up the same way. This gave us a screaming fast low nose rocker with a forward placed outline, both attributes give tons of drive. We then rounded off the tail, but left the width at 12” the same. This gave us a very clean and elliptical outline that we expected would move free and easy inside the tube. The Mini Driver performed as hoped. Interestingly enough, one of Kolohe’s buddies (Taylor Clark) grabbed it after it came back from Indo and used it in the US Nationals event in Huntington Beach. He surfed it in 2’ slop all the way to a second place finish in the Open Men’s division. The board worked in everything.

Lost Mini Driver Details:

6'4 x 21" x 2.75"
37.65 Cubic Liters
Future Fins/5 fin setup
3-7 foot surf Learn More

The Maurice Cole Metro Surfboard combines width and thickness from the old retro fish, but introduces a tow inspired bottom rocker and a very deep concave. More width in the tail creates a larger sweet spot and an accentuated change in curve at the 1 mark loosens the board up. This board replaces all Fish type boards.

This design has a foot in both camps. Stability and float while still maintaining the edgy characteristics of speed and rippability. Evidence that you can occasionally teach an old dog new tricks.

The Metro is easy to turn and will suit surfers that like a retro feel, but want performance from a board. Unlike an old school fish the Metro 3 will sit high on steep fast sections and won’t morph into a shopping trolley style slide when you want to lay a full tilt cutback or carve deep lines into the wave face. Ask and you shall receive. This is no bog monster.

Maurice Cole Metro Surfboard Details:
6'6 x 22" x 2.75"
41.70 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
1-5FT surf Learn More

Over the last 20 years of working and testing with the world’s elite surfers, Maurice Cole has continued to design and shape the magic surfboard for surfers from Curren, Occy, Margo and Slater to Taj, Trent and Ross Clarke-Jones. All the curves and rockers are all Original Designs and have been tested extensively for 12 months before releasing into the market.

The ATM is used in kid grommet boards, short boards, semi-guns or the next board up from a short board and in the bigger Indo/Hawaii guns, that are up to 10 foot long. This design has an elite pedigree and can be relied upon to ride in all conditions.

Pro surfers or advanced riders require a design to work in a variety of waves. The ATM can be relied upon for travel, as it will handle anything that Mother Nature throws at it!

Maurice Cole ATM Surfboard Details:
5'10 x 18.38" x 2.25"
26.70 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
2-12FT Surf
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The Maurice Cole Pro Tow surfboard is based on the tow series evolution. The design has a deep concave that is punctuated by a sharp rail which in historical terms would have created a board that would go really fast in a straight line. The Protow ushers in a new era of speed and carve surfing with a rail that won’t let go even in the most critical bottom turn scenario.

The Protow pairs perfectly with the metro as the MC 2 board quiver. Width and volume in the right places create a board that quite often floats better than a conventional board 3 or 4 inches longer and facilitates tighter stronger turns with considerably less effort. This board will have you paddling over the grommets but will impress with its performance steep and deep.

Maurice Cole Pro Tow Details:
6'2 x 19.50" x 2.63"
32.60 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
2-8FT Surf Learn More

The Maurice Cole Pro Tow surfboard is based on the tow series evolution. The design has a deep concave that is punctuated by a sharp rail which in historical terms would have created a board that would go really fast in a straight line. The Protow ushers in a new era of speed and carve surfing with a rail that won’t let go even in the most critical bottom turn scenario.

The Protow pairs perfectly with the metro as the MC 2 board quiver. Width and volume in the right places create a board that quite often floats better than a conventional board 3 or 4 inches longer and facilitates tighter stronger turns with considerably less effort. This board will have you paddling over the grommets but will impress with its performance steep and deep.

Maurice Cole Pro Tow Details:
6'6 x 20" x 2.75"
36.70 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
2-8FT Surf Learn More

The Maurice Cole Pro Tow surfboard is based on the tow series evolution. The design has a deep concave that is punctuated by a sharp rail which in historical terms would have created a board that would go really fast in a straight line. The Protow ushers in a new era of speed and carve surfing with a rail that won’t let go even in the most critical bottom turn scenario.

The Protow pairs perfectly with the metro as the MC 2 board quiver. Width and volume in the right places create a board that quite often floats better than a conventional board 3 or 4 inches longer and facilitates tighter stronger turns with considerably less effort. This board will have you paddling over the grommets but will impress with its performance steep and deep.

Maurice Cole Pro Tow Details:
6'1 x 18.75" x 2 5/6"
FCS Fins
2-8FT Surf Learn More

Over the last 20 years of working and testing with the world’s elite surfers, Maurice Cole has continued to design and shape the magic surfboard for surfers from Curren, Occy, Margo and Slater to Taj, Trent and Ross Clarke-Jones. All the curves and rockers are all Original Designs and have been tested extensively for 12 months before releasing into the market.

The ATM is used in kid grommet boards, short boards, semi-guns or the next board up from a short board and in the bigger Indo/Hawaii guns, that are up to 10 foot long. This design has an elite pedigree and can be relied upon to ride in all conditions.

Pro surfers or advanced riders require a design to work in a variety of waves. The ATM can be relied upon for travel, as it will handle anything that Mother Nature throws at it!

Maurice Cole ATM Surfboard Details:
6' x 18.63" x 2.31"
28.60 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
2-12FT Surf
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The Maurice Cole Reverse Vee Asymmetrical surfboard allows you to surf solid waves on a much shorter board due to it’s thickness and width, which is hidden by the concave of the bottom.

The rail of the Asymmetric is a lot more drawn out, which gives you the feeling of riding a “step-up shortboard” (except without all the un-wanted foam) this allows the board to hold your line and really drive thru your bottom turn, whilst maintain position in the critical section of the wave and releasing you straight up to the lip. Once you transfer your weight off the top, you can whip the board into a much tighter arc. The increased width and squashed tail on the outside rail acts like a “fishier surfboard” which give the board a quick release of the tail whilst maintaining your speed into the next section.

The sensation of riding the Asymmetric Model is very unique and allows you to really experiment with the lines you normally draw on a wave. It’s all about looking down the line!

Maurice Cole Reverse Vee Surfboard Details:
6'3 x 19" x 2.50"
31.73 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
1-10FT Surf Learn More

The Maurice Cole Reverse Vee Asymmetrical surfboard allows you to surf solid waves on a much shorter board due to it’s thickness and width, which is hidden by the concave of the bottom.

The rail of the Asymmetric is a lot more drawn out, which gives you the feeling of riding a “step-up shortboard” (except without all the un-wanted foam) this allows the board to hold your line and really drive thru your bottom turn, whilst maintain position in the critical section of the wave and releasing you straight up to the lip. Once you transfer your weight off the top, you can whip the board into a much tighter arc. The increased width and squashed tail on the outside rail acts like a “fishier surfboard” which give the board a quick release of the tail whilst maintaining your speed into the next section.

The sensation of riding the Asymmetric Model is very unique and allows you to really experiment with the lines you normally draw on a wave. It’s all about looking down the line!

Maurice Cole Reverse Vee Surfboard Details:
6'3 x 19" x 2.50"
31.82 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
1-10FT Surf Learn More

The Maurice Cole Reverse Vee Asymmetrical surfboard allows you to surf solid waves on a much shorter board due to it’s thickness and width, which is hidden by the concave of the bottom.

The rail of the Asymmetric is a lot more drawn out, which gives you the feeling of riding a “step-up shortboard” (except without all the un-wanted foam) this allows the board to hold your line and really drive thru your bottom turn, whilst maintain position in the critical section of the wave and releasing you straight up to the lip. Once you transfer your weight off the top, you can whip the board into a much tighter arc. The increased width and squashed tail on the outside rail acts like a “fishier surfboard” which give the board a quick release of the tail whilst maintaining your speed into the next section.

The sensation of riding the Asymmetric Model is very unique and allows you to really experiment with the lines you normally draw on a wave. It’s all about looking down the line!

Maurice Cole Reverse Vee Surfboard Details:
5'10 x 18.75" x 2.38"
27.13 Cubic Litres
FCS Fins
1-10FT Surf Learn More

Just like the name says this Lost surfboard is a bottom feeder it loves the slop surf. This surfboard is a tri-plane hull that catches the smallest of ripple and allows you to turn without losing speed.

Lost Bottom Feeder Details"
5'8 x 21.5" x 2.5"
35.72 Cubic Litres
Futures quad fin Setup
Knee-Head High Waves Learn More

The Lost Lay-Zboy surfboard is both a continuation and a break away from the Bottom Feeder and Plank Genre surfboards. The Lay-Zboy takes these high volume low rocker small wave surfboard designs and brings it to a wider range of surf capabilities. This surfboard uses an eliptical outline influenced by Wayne Lynch & Michael Peterson in the 1970's as well as Dave Parmenter in the 80's and 90's. These eliptical outlines give the Lay-Zboy a very open and forgiving sweet spot and allow the board to be surfed in knee to well overhead waves.

Lost Lay-Zboy details:
5'5 x 20.25" x 2.35"
29.2 cubic litres
FCS 5 fin set up
Keahana Epoxy Learn More

The Lost Couch Potato surfboard is the extreme small wave surfboard. It is wider, shorter, and has a really flat rocker. The outline and the rocker of this board make it extremely fast, yet very controllable in gutless surf.

Lost Couch Potato details:

5'6 x 21.5" x 2.38"
33.31 Cubic Litres
FCS 5 fin set up
1-4 foot surf Learn More

The Lost Couch Potato surfboard is the extreme small wave surfboard. It is wider, shorter, and has a really flat rocker. The outline and the rocker of this board make it extremely fast, yet very controllable in gutless surf.

Lost Couch Potato details:

5'4 x 21" x 2.32"
30.63 Cubic Litres
FCS 5 fin set up
1-4 foot surf Learn More

This 5'6 Lost rocket V2 Stub surfboard is just like the V2 but with some new minor details. This surfboard has a fuller outline and volume for extreme groveling is mushy surf.

Lost Rocket V2 Details:

• 5'6 x 19.5" x 2.25"


• 27.53 Cubic Litres


• Future Fins


• Keahana Epoxy


• 2-6' Surf

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The Lost Stub Up surfboard is a stepped up version of the F1 Stub and has a round pin tail. This board would be great for bigger surf.

Lost Rocket Details:

6'8 x 19.5" x 2.63
Future Fins
35.58 Cubic Litres
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Derived from the Whiplash-TB. The TB-Stepdown is more of an “every-mans” high performance shortboard. Used by many WT and Qualifying Series competitors, because it works equally well in small junk surf. Featuring the Same WL-TB, hyper extended tail rocker (for tight radius arcs off the back foot) but a significantly more relaxed entry rocker, which combined with a wider nose allows for more drive and forward momentum , and stability, with a bigger landing platform from reverse and tweaked airs. A wider hip and tail block is added to the outline in the tail for more lift at low speeds, but the tail width at 12” is relatively the same as the WL- TB. This allows for superior precision and control than most al other “grovel” boards. With the centerline and rail volume is carried farther into the rails….and out to nose and tail the TB-stepdown is designed to be ridden 1-2” shorter than the WLashTB. In the right size, this is a HP shortboard that can be ridden and enjoyed by most surfers.

Lost Taj Burrow Beach Buggy Details:
6'6 x 20" x 2.75"
Futures Fins
37.64 Cubic Litres Learn More

This Lost Sub-Driver Surfboard is a great beach break surfboard that will handle small to mid sized waves. This board has a little more nose rocker and a flatter tail rocker.

Lost Sub Driver Details:
6'6 x 21 x 2.88
42.58 Cubic Litres
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The Lost Sub Scorcher 2 surfboard is a fresh twist on the extremely popular Sub Scorcher model. The Vee bottom was removed from the last 6" of the tail which increases the rocker by about a 1/4" still keeping the rail line static. As a result the board surfs looser for better vertical and pocket surfing. To keep the board fast with losts of drive Lost straightened the outline in the tail by adding the double wing swallow tail. This is a great everyman's daily average wave shortboard.

Lost Sub Scorcher 2 Details:
5'10 x 19.25" x 2.38"
29.34 Cubic Litres
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2-5 foot surf Learn More

Derived from the Whiplash-TB. The TB-Stepdown is more of an “every-mans” high performance shortboard. Used by many WT and Qualifying Series competitors, because it works equally well in small junk surf. Featuring the Same WL-TB, hyper extended tail rocker (for tight radius arcs off the back foot) but a significantly more relaxed entry rocker, which combined with a wider nose allows for more drive and forward momentum , and stability, with a bigger landing platform from reverse and tweaked airs. A wider hip and tail block is added to the outline in the tail for more lift at low speeds, but the tail width at 12” is relatively the same as the WL- TB. This allows for superior precision and control than most al other “grovel” boards. With the centerline and rail volume is carried farther into the rails….and out to nose and tail the TB-stepdown is designed to be ridden 1-2” shorter than the WLashTB. In the right size, this is a HP shortboard that can be ridden and enjoyed by most surfers.



Lost Taj Burrow Beach Buggy Details:


5'9 x 18.63 x 2.21


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24.62 Cubic Litres
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Derived from the Whiplash-TB. The TB-Stepdown is more of an “every-mans” high performance shortboard. Used by many WT and Qualifying Series competitors, because it works equally well in small junk surf. Featuring the Same WL-TB, hyper extended tail rocker (for tight radius arcs off the back foot) but a significantly more relaxed entry rocker, which combined with a wider nose allows for more drive and forward momentum , and stability, with a bigger landing platform from reverse and tweaked airs. A wider hip and tail block is added to the outline in the tail for more lift at low speeds, but the tail width at 12” is relatively the same as the WL- TB. This allows for superior precision and control than most al other “grovel” boards. With the centerline and rail volume is carried farther into the rails….and out to nose and tail the TB-stepdown is designed to be ridden 1-2” shorter than the WLashTB. In the right size, this is a HP shortboard that can be ridden and enjoyed by most surfers.



Lost Taj Burrow Beach Buggy Details:


5'10 x 18.63 x 2.18

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24.96 Cubic Litres Learn More

Derived from the Whiplash-TB. The TB-Stepdown is more of an “every-mans” high performance shortboard. Used by many WT and Qualifying Series competitors, because it works equally well in small junk surf. Featuring the Same WL-TB, hyper extended tail rocker (for tight radius arcs off the back foot) but a significantly more relaxed entry rocker, which combined with a wider nose allows for more drive and forward momentum , and stability, with a bigger landing platform from reverse and tweaked airs. A wider hip and tail block is added to the outline in the tail for more lift at low speeds, but the tail width at 12” is relatively the same as the WL- TB. This allows for superior precision and control than most al other “grovel” boards. With the centerline and rail volume is carried farther into the rails….and out to nose and tail the TB-stepdown is designed to be ridden 1-2” shorter than the WLashTB. In the right size, this is a HP shortboard that can be ridden and enjoyed by most surfers.



Lost Taj Burrow Beach Buggy Details:


5'8 x 18.5 x 2.18


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23.31 Cubic Litres Learn More

This Lost Driver surfboard is a great all around high performance surfboard that isn't impossible to hop back on after riding your fish for a month in junk surf. This is a great surfboard for 2' mush surf and 6' macking waves. This board is designed to be ridden close to normal shortboard dimensions and has the wide point pushed back for quick tight turns.

Lost Driver Surfboard Details:
6'1 x 18.88" x 2.25"
27.41 Cubic Litres
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Lost 5'11 Pelagic Fish Surfboard:

In surfboards, everything is balance. Curvy rockers need to balance with straighter outlines and curvy outlines need flatter rockers. These principles became very apparent in the development of the Pelagic. Beginning with a fairly standard RNF template, we added a point at 12” from the tail and carved a reverse, side-cut, outline from there forward, into the wide point just above center. This effectively creates a reversed curve outline between the riders stance. To balance the negative outline curve, we have added a tremendous amount of rail rocker through the center of the board. The final component is very low, straight and fast centerline rocker, which cuts a massively deep concave through the rail rocker.

Details:

• 5'11 x 20.75 x 2.5


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• 34.42 Cubic Liters

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In surfboards, everything is balance. Curvy rockers need to balance with straighter outlines and curvy outlines need flatter rockers. These principles became very apparent in the development of the Pelagic. Beginning with a fairly standard RNF template, we added a point at 12” from the tail and carved a reverse, side-cut, outline from there forward, into the wide point just above center. This effectively creates a reversed curve outline between the riders stance. To balance the negative outline curve, we have added a tremendous amount of rail rocker through the center of the board. The final component is very low, straight and fast centerline rocker, which cuts a massively deep concave through the rail rocker.



Lost Pelagic Surfboard Details:





5'7 x 19.75" x 2.38"


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29.09 Cubic Liters Learn More

The Lost Mini Driver surfboard is a great bigger wave surfboard that can be ridden shorter by a few inches than your traditional shortboard. This board has a slightly flatter rocker with a pulled in tail so it can handle the 2' slop and the macking barrels. Here is details about the surfboard as described by shaper Matt Biolos. Mini Driver – While preparing a quiver for an Indo trip Kolohe asked for “a short, fast (flat rockered) little 5 fin tube rider”. I recommended the Rock-Up, but he felt it had more tail rocker than he liked and wanted something really, really fast that he could take off extremely deep and pump through tubes from way back. We started with a 6’0” Driver, took note of the nose rocker and outline measurements at 4” and 16” back from the tip, then shrunk the board to a 5’8” and lowered the nose rocker at the tip and 12” back till it matched the 4” and 16” from before. We widened the nose until it matched up the same way. This gave us a screaming fast low nose rocker with a forward placed outline, both attributes give tons of drive. We then rounded off the tail, but left the width at 12” the same. This gave us a very clean and elliptical outline that we expected would move free and easy inside the tube. The Mini Driver performed as hoped. Interestingly enough, one of Kolohe’s buddies (Taylor Clark) grabbed it after it came back from Indo and used it in the US Nationals event in Huntington Beach. He surfed it in 2’ slop all the way to a second place finish in the Open Men’s division. The board worked in everything.

Lost Mini Driver Details:


5'8 x 19" x 2.32"

26.30 Cubic Liters

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3-7 foot surf Learn More