Big Rig Driver
The Big Rig by Lost Surfboards is a high-performance shortboard for the larger, or older surfer who still wants to rip and surf high-performance boards rather than migrate to hybrids or mid-lengths.
This is a Driver that has been scaled up to make things like paddling easier for the older/larger guys. This model was specifically created to suit guys like Cole Houshmand.
The Lost Big Rig features:
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Thicker centerline, with rolled deck and smooth sloping "not too boxy” rails.
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Continuous rocker, that accelerates through the tail, under the rear foot, but relaxes in the entry rocker.
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Single concave throughout, but deepest between the feet and mellowing in the front 2’ and rear 1’ of the board.
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Noticeable double concave through the fins and under the rear foot, to cut through the thoroughly modern, high-performance tail rocker.
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A curvy, catch-free outline, with a modest squash tail, for average surf.
The entry rocker is a bit more relaxed and the nose outline is a touch wider, making for an easier paddle through the line-up and wave-catching.
The Big Rig by Lost Surfboards is a high-performance shortboard for the larger, or older surfer who still wants to rip and surf high-performance boards rather than migrate to hybrids or mid-lengths.
This is a Driver that has been scaled up to make things like paddling easier for the older/larger guys. This model was specifically created to suit guys like Cole Houshmand.
The Lost Big Rig features:
-
Thicker centerline, with rolled deck and smooth sloping "not too boxy” rails.
-
Continuous rocker, that accelerates through the tail, under the rear foot, but relaxes in the entry rocker.
-
Single concave throughout, but deepest between the feet and mellowing in the front 2’ and rear 1’ of the board.
-
Noticeable double concave through the fins and under the rear foot, to cut through the thoroughly modern, high-performance tail rocker.
-
A curvy, catch-free outline, with a modest squash tail, for average surf.
The entry rocker is a bit more relaxed and the nose outline is a touch wider, making for an easier paddle through the line-up and wave-catching.
