@Lowqi2 @tedshred5 Any comments on what you didn't like about Light Speed? I've got a micro-grovel upsized Bean Bag in Light Speed and I'd be hesitant to buy a different board in that build. For how short/thick/wide it is, it feels a bit floppy, like anything longer/narrower/thinner would be too floppy.
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Lost MR California Twin
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yeah it just felt too light/bouncy to me, would redirect - both while paddling and riding - at any hint of chop. like minimal forward momentum when I wanted to paddle into a wave if that makes sense.
Calling it a cali twin is where you went wrong "archer not arrow" not the fin placement
Might be a bit of a language barrier (I'm not a native speaker) but I'm not quite sure what you mean.Calling it a cali twin is where you went wrong "archer not arrow" not the fin placement
It was named Cali Twin by lost, and the side fins are further forward than on the RNF. I'd like to have the options of straight twin or twin plus 1
Joke only transplants from midwest and East say cali kinda like the NoCa stickersMight be a bit of a language barrier (I'm not a native speaker) but I'm not quite sure what you mean.
It was named Cali Twin by lost, and the side fins are further forward than on the RNF. I'd like to have the options of straight twin or twin plus 1
reefs breaks waist to shoulder high . its kinda a double up so it helps i can get in early with the PJ but suffers a little in the pocket. its my smallest board so it fits decent just a little squirty probably need something with just a tocuh more curveI've just got a PJpro (won't be able to surf for the next month or so, haven't ridden it yet), plus a RNF96 on order (due in August). We were comparing the two in the shop, PJPro feels more "grovely" for sure. Had a PJHP which I loved previously. I'd say depends on the waves you're riding
Cali twin and PJHP should both go great. If it's a fairly curly wave maybe PJHP round?
Like a bizarro North Shore, Japan is a great proving grounds for a CA groveler. Generally, waves don’t have much push… until it gets up to typhoon swell.
the Tomo x-wing custom I got a couple years ago was originally a Japan-only FW release meant to eat up their mushy waves. Was stocked to report it did just it was supposed to.
the Tomo x-wing custom I got a couple years ago was originally a Japan-only FW release meant to eat up their mushy waves. Was stocked to report it did just it was supposed to.
f**k it bothers me how lost gives the volume in "cubic liters" - there's literally no such thing.
You don't get it?
Cubic centimeters is perfectly correct to use. The Biolic Unit System doesn't make any sense. He is not the only one with a loose grasp on science. The Salsa struggles with the concept of floatation and has also adapted the Biolic units.
It's a minor redundancy. An American shaper not understanding surrender units perfectly is a feature not a bug.
Worry about the custom you receive matching the spec of the custom you ordered.
If you're ordering a Lost, receiving your custom at all would be a minor miracle.
Among the other concepts they don't fully grasp is customer service.
Among the other concepts they don't fully grasp is customer service.