THE SUB-SCORCHER – Kolohe Andino’s grovel board… and the breakout hit of 2010 from Lost Surfboards. A blend of the old SD2 and the Scorcher, but squashed and wide. Low entry rocker, with a bit of tip flip, into a low tail rocker with shallow concaves through the center to straighten the rail line which makes it easier to lay such a wide platform on a rail. The stubbiest shortboard yet, but it still carves like a real board. A forward wide point and the strong hip in the outline combine for drive and turning. Kolohe wanted to call it “The Trashcan Lid” because you don’t need to go dumpster diving to get one of these! Ride ‘em short and wide to feel the glide… it’s the easiest pointed nose board you will ever ride. SQUASH TAIL Mason Ho surfing a Lost Sub-ScorcherMason Ho having a good session on his Hydroflex Lost Sub-Scorcher 5'8" at Newport Beach. Buy a Lost Sub-Scorcher |
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Sub-Scorcher Dimensions
5’ 6" - 19.00 - 2.25 - (25.0cl)
5’ 8" - 19.25 - 2.32 - (27.0cl)
5’ 9" - 19.38 - 2.32 - (27.7cl)
5’10" - 19.50 - 2.38 - (28.8cl)
5’11" - 19.75 - 2.38 - (29.8cl)
6’ 0" - 20.00 - 2.50 - (32.1cl)
6’ 1" - 20.25 - 2.56 - (33.7cl)
6’ 2" - 20.50 - 2.63 - (35.0cl)
6’ 3" - 20.75 - 2.63 - (36.0cl)
6’ 4" - 21.00 - 2.75 - (38.6cl)
Andrew Dohney surfing his Hydroflex Lost Sub-Scorcher.
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"Ride ‘em short-n-wide to feel the glide… it’s the easiest pointed nose board you will ever ride."
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