The 5'11 Lost Pisces is Matt Biolos's performance fish, built for bad waves, good waves and everyone from mid-level surfers to elite pros. It takes the speed of a fish and adds refinements for tighter, more controlled surfing. Fins are not included.
A Fish That Turns Like a Shortboard
The Pisces has a more pulled-in nose, extra rocker up front and a flatter section between the feet for speed. Deeper concave through the middle, more curve in the rail-line rocker under the back foot, a scooped deck in the tail and added vee in the swallow tips help it turn harder than a traditional fish. A mellow wing lines up with the front fins.
Key Features
- Performance fish designed by Matt Biolos
- Pulled-in nose with added front rocker
- Flatter rocker between the feet for speed
- Deeper concave through the mid-section
- Scooped tail deck and vee in the swallow tips
- Mellow wing aligned with the front fins
- Five futures fin boxes: quad, twin, twin+1 or thruster
5'11 Lost Pisces Specs
- Length: 5'11
- Width: 21.25"
- Thickness: 2.58"
- Volume: 36.7L
- Fin setup: Tri/Quad, Futures boxes (fins not included)
- Tail: Swallow
- Construction: PU/PE (polyurethane foam, polyester resin)
- Shaper: Matt Biolos, Lost Surfboards
Fin Options and Fit
With five Futures fin boxes, the Pisces can be ridden as a quad, a straight twin, a twin with a trailer or a thruster, so you can tune it to the waves. It works for a wide range of surfers and conditions. Fins are not included.
Rider Shack Note
Rider Shack is a small, independent core surf shop run by surfers. We ride Lost boards ourselves and are happy to help you dial in the right model, size and fins for the waves you surf.
FAQ: 5'11 Lost Pisces
Who designed the Pisces?
Matt Biolos of Lost Surfboards.
What fin setups can I ride?
It has five Futures fin boxes: quad, twin, twin plus trailer or thruster. Fins are not included.
What waves is it for?
Lost designed it for everything from bad waves to good waves.
How is it different from a traditional fish?
A pulled-in nose, deeper concave, more rail-line curve under the back foot and vee in the tail tips make it turn more like a shortboard.
What is it made of?
It is a traditional PU/PE build: polyurethane foam glassed with polyester resin.
