Details:
Brand: Lost
Model: Sub Scorcher II
Length: 5’9"
Width: 19.25"
Thickness: 2.38"
Volume: 27.97L
Fins: Glass On - 3 Fins (included)
Construction: Poly
Shipping Cost: Shipping Not Available Due to Glass On Fins (In Store Pick Up Only)
Description:
The deck has medium-ish back foot pressures, see photos to view the rest of the pressure dent details.
The deck has some light under glass shatters and some surface scratches that are water tight.
The bottom has some light surface scratches that are water tight.
The nose has several small cracks that are not water tight.
The left rail has a small one inch surface crack towards the nose that is not water tight, as well as a couple of small under-glass shatters that are water tight. The right rail has several small under-glass shatters that are water tight.
This board has glass on fins.
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More Information
(Below Information from Lost Surfboards)
Ok, This was my favorite Shortboard all year. I wanted to make a board with all the positive traits of the SS2 (easy paddle and glide into waves, down line drive and holds speed though carves) but add more snap and release in the tail. A little more whip! I also didn’t want to change the rocker or positive attributes of the board. Taking influence from Mark “MR” Richards, and his “Super Twin” outline, I added a pronounced single wing, which reduced the tail area, then foiled the rails overall (especially through the tail ) making it easier to roll from side to side, and surf more on a rail. The dims are tweaked a bit from the DWSwallow, on most sizes, but the main ingredients remain. I would call it the easiest riding, all around pointy nose shortboard in our line. I ride them at 6’2″ 21″ 2.75″ (for groveling) to 6’4″ 21″ 2.75″ for every day surfing, and even have a magic 6’6″ 20.50 2.88″, which I rode in solid surf all over Europe this fall. Domestic bliss at its best.
