Lost Surfboards Rad Ripper

Lost Rad Ripper

Starting with the Retro Ripper, I lowered the entry rocker a bit (for fast paddle, early entry, easy glide and quickness out the gate), and replaced the speed controlling round tail with a wide, planing squash tail. Lots of lift and surface area for small surf. As a child of ‘80’s surfing, I’ve always been enamored by the ease of use from that era’s performance short boards. The RAD RIPPER retains a noticeably healthy amount of tail rocker, cut through by an aggressive double concave, adding even more lift and squirt under the rear foot. Super-fast, forgiving, user friendly retro fun, featuring modern updates and improvements, suitable for almost anyone.

Highlighted features include Lost Surfboard Rad Ripper

•  Flat, stable deck, with steep, low apex, tucked soft rails.

•  Slight vee in nose (to free up the low rocker) into a shallow single  concave, into a deep double concave vee, for both speed andcontrol.

•  Wide, stable squash tail, glides across anything, and holds speed through turns, even in small summer slop.

•  Forward thickness flow, with wedged “beak” nose, for drive and paddle -ability.

Available Dimensions Rad Ripper Lost

What fins do we recommend for this board?

For the Lost Rad Ripper we recommend Matt Biolos fins from FCS2. Available in trifin configuration and two sizes M & L.