Beach Buggy

The Beach Buggy model by Lost Surfboards is a high-performance shortboard that epitomizes versatility and functionality, making it the ideal choice for surfers seeking a balance between competitive edge and user-friendliness. Drawing inspiration from the Whiplash-TB, the Beach Buggy is tailored for a wider range of surfing conditions, including small, unruly surf, which often presents challenges for even seasoned competitors. Notably, this model was utilized by renowned surfer Taj Burrow to claim victory at the Hurley Pro in Lower Trestles in 2013, showcasing its pedigree in performance surfing.

One of the standout features of the Beach Buggy is its hyper-extended tail rocker combined with a more relaxed entry, allowing for rapid turn initiation and tight arcs while maintaining speed. The wider nose enhances momentum and stability, providing surfers with a larger landing platform for aerial maneuvers, and facilitates greater lift even at lower speeds due to the broader tail block design. The integration of advanced volume distribution along the rails, extending towards both the nose and tail, enables shredders to ride this board 1-2 inches shorter than its predecessor without compromising performance. This feature, alongside the tailored dimensions (ranging from 5'8" to 6'2" in length), makes the Beach Buggy suitable for average to above-average surfers looking to elevate their skills. Overall, the Beach Buggy strikes an impressive balance of performance and accessibility, making it a must-have in any surfer's quiver.