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California Twin Surfboard Review Kegan Edwards shares his thoughts on the California Twin fish surfboard he recently picked up. As a long time longboarder, Kegan was looking to add a shortboard to his quiver. After taking the Twin out at Kaizer's and Half Point in choppy, windy conditions, he's been thoroughly impressed with its performance and versatility. Initially worried the board may feel too small coming from longboards, Kegan says the Twin's paddling, float and stability have put those concerns to rest. At 5'9" to 5'10" and around 165-170 lbs, he opted for the 5'0" model with approximately 32-34 liters...

NEWSLETTER MARCH 2021   Cargo Slowed Due to COVID-19 at Los Angeles Port - Expect Shipping Delays As if COVID-19 hasn’t affected life enough already over the past year, the latest news out of Los Angeles is that there is a huge backlog of cargo ships stuck offshore. Nearly 700 stevedores are either sick or out of work due to COVID-19 infections and quarantines, so there simply aren’t enough people to process all of the cargo ships that come into the port. On top of that, everyone stuck at home during COVID-19 this year has been ordering things to help...

NEWSLETTER MARCH 2021   Cargo Slowed Due to COVID-19 at Los Angeles Port - Expect Shipping Delays As if COVID-19 hasn’t affected life enough already over the past year, the latest news out of Los Angeles is that there is a huge backlog of cargo ships stuck offshore. Nearly 700 stevedores are either sick or out of work due to COVID-19 infections and quarantines, so there simply aren’t enough people to process all of the cargo ships that come into the port. On top of that, everyone stuck at home during COVID-19 this year has been ordering things to help...

Who is Chris Christenson? Chris Christenson is a surfboard shaper from Southern California. He's been shaping boards since he was just 18 years old after borrowing some tools and giving it a shot. Chris learned from surfing legends Dick Brewer and Skip Frye, who taught him how to craft boards with beautiful, classic designs. He's gained a reputation for making top-notch boards for all types of surfing - from small waves to huge swells. While Chris can shape any kind of board, he's best known for his retro fish shapes, mid-lengths, twins, and longboards - the kind of stylish yet...

We recently had a Zoom call with CJ Nelson, he gave us a breakdown of this versatile fish surfboard and who it's ideal for. A board that not only captures the essence of traditional surfing but also incorporates modern design elements to enhance performance. Inspiration Behind the Milo The Milo isn't just another surfboard; it's a piece of CJ Nelson's surfing history and passion. Named after one of his favorite records by The Descendants, the Milo brings back the nostalgic feel of surfing with a board that's all about fun and versatility. Originally inspired by his father's Dugout fish, CJ designed the...

Mason Ho is one of the most entertaining people in surfing, so when he releases media of any sort, we tend to tune in. He is also one of the most creative surfers in terms of the equipment that he uses, so when he drops a video talking about his boards and fins, we really sit up and take notice.  Shallow Reef Fins A few months back, Mason collaborated with FCS on a video talking about what he has been riding and working on. The first thing he went into was his fins for shallow reefs (which Mason is notorious...

 How to Deal with a Wipeout The surf media spends a lot of time focusing on huge wipeouts in XXL waves—and for good reason. These wipeouts are dramatic and terrifying, and at times dangerous and life-threatening. But most people will never surf waves that large or experience wipeouts of that magnitude. Indeed, the majority of wipeouts that people take are in the under-triple-overhead range, yet they can still be stressful and even dangerous. This is why it is so important to learn how to wipeout properly and in the safest possible manner. The first thing to keep in mind when...

SHOP NOW Origins and Early Success Lost Surfboards, co-founded by Matt "Mayhem" Biolos and a group of school friends in 1985, has left an indelible mark on the surfing world. The company's journey began with the iconic round nose fish (RNF), a board that redefined surfboard design and remains one of the top-selling boards globally. The RNF 96, with its glass-on side fins and small FCS tailer, was a game-changer, especially during the early days of FCS's removable fins. This innovative approach to board design set the stage for Lost Surfboards' future success. The RNF Legacy and Collaborations The RNF's...

Inside Look Surfing innovation has always been driven by the pursuit of better performance, and few names stand out in this realm quite like Mark Richards. Mark Richards' Legacy: Overview of MR as a four-time world champion and his influence on twin fin surfboard design. Twin Fin Innovation: Explanation of how MR's twin fins addressed the limitations of single fins, focusing on maneuverability and speed. Signature Model: Introduction of the 1978 Freeride twin-fin as MR's iconic board, which he continues to refine. FCS II Twin Fin Design: Description of the updated FCS II version of MR's twin fin, featuring a...