The Lost Quiver Killer 6'1" Black Sheep EPS is a versatile performance surfboard built for surfers who want one board that can cover a wide range of conditions. This 6'1" x 20.38" x 2.6" (35.75L) version balances paddle power, speed, and responsiveness, while the Black Sheep EPS construction adds a light, lively feel underfoot. With a Futures Tri/Quad fin setup, you can run it as a thruster for control or as a quad for extra speed and drive.
Versatile Performance for Everyday Surf
The Quiver Killer is designed to bridge the gap between a daily driver and a performance shortboard. It has enough width and volume to help with paddling and wave entry, while still keeping the board responsive when the surf gets cleaner and more powerful.
Why This 6'1" Quiver Killer Works
- 35.75L of volume: Provides solid paddle power while maintaining a responsive performance feel.
- Balanced outline: Offers stability and speed without feeling overly bulky.
- Black Sheep EPS construction: Adds a light, buoyant, energetic feel underfoot.
- Futures Tri/Quad setup: Lets you fine-tune the ride for different conditions.
- Wide wave range: A strong choice for average surf that still performs when conditions improve.
Board Specs
- Brand: Lost Surfboards
- Model: Quiver Killer
- Construction: Black Sheep EPS
- Length: 6'1"
- Width: 20.38"
- Thickness: 2.6"
- Volume: 35.75L
- Fin system: Futures
- Fin setup: Tri/Quad (5-fin)
- Fins included: No, fins are sold separately
Black Sheep EPS Construction
The Black Sheep EPS construction gives the Quiver Killer a modern, lively feel. EPS construction is known for added buoyancy and quick response, helping the board accelerate easily and feel energetic through turns.
This construction works especially well on a versatile board like the Quiver Killer because it helps preserve paddle efficiency while keeping the ride crisp and responsive.
Fin Setup: Thruster or Quad
The Futures Tri/Quad setup gives you two distinct ways to tune the board:
- Thruster: More control, dependable hold, and a familiar shortboard feel for steeper or punchier surf.
- Quad: More down-the-line speed and drive, especially useful in softer waves or long, running walls.
Fins are not included, so you can choose the Futures fin set that best matches your size, style, and local conditions.
Who Is the Lost Quiver Killer 6'1" for?
- Surfers who want a versatile daily-driver surfboard
- Riders who want added paddle power without moving to a larger mid-length
- Surfers who like the option to switch between thruster and quad
- Anyone looking for a lively, responsive EPS surfboard for everyday conditions
Rider Shack Note
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FAQ: Lost Quiver Killer 6'1" Black Sheep EPS
Are fins included with this board?
No. Fins are not included. This board uses a Futures Tri/Quad setup, so you can run either a Futures thruster or quad configuration.
What is the volume of this 6'1" Quiver Killer?
This board has 35.75 liters of volume, giving it a good balance of paddle power, stability, and performance responsiveness.
What is Black Sheep EPS construction?
Black Sheep EPS is a lightweight EPS-based construction designed to create a buoyant, lively, and responsive feel. It helps the board accelerate quickly while keeping the ride energetic through turns.
Should I run the Quiver Killer as a thruster or quad?
Run it as a thruster when you want more control and a predictable turning feel. Switch to a quad when you want extra speed and drive down the line.
What kind of waves is the Quiver Killer best for?
The Quiver Killer is designed to handle a broad range of everyday surf. It has enough volume and speed for average conditions while still offering the control and responsiveness needed when the waves get cleaner and stronger.
Is 35.75L a good volume for a daily driver?
For many surfers, 35.75L offers a comfortable balance between wave-catching ability and performance. The ideal volume depends on your weight, fitness, skill level, and how much paddle assistance you prefer.
