Details:
Brand: Lost
Model: Rad Ripper
Length: 5’5”
Width: 18.75”
Thickness: 2.27”
Volume: 26.0L
Fins: FCS II (not included)
Construction: Poly
Shipping Cost: $92.00
Description:
The deck has medium-ish back foot pressures, see photos to view rest of pressure dent details.
The nose has a small crack on the tip that is not watertight.
The tail has a medium-sized pro repair on the left edge that is watertight, and a small pro repair on the right edge that is watertight.
The right rail has some light under-glass shatters towards the nose that are watertight.
More Information
Below Information from Lost Surfboards:
Extremely popular, Post-Modern Retro Performance, proven to provide fabulous fun.
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:
- 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 speed and control.
- Wide, stable squash tail, glides across anything, and holds speed through turns, even in small summer slop.
- Wedged “beak” nose, for drive and paddle-ability.
