The Goods - Lost/Mayhem Driver 3.0 Board Review
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2023
- Welcome back to ‘The Goods’, your go-to segment reviewing the world’s best surfing products.
In this episode, our Nobby’s Beach Store Manager, Mat Wyborn, reviews the Driver 3.0 by Lost Surfboards - the brand's latest in high pro-formance and a go-to board for many of the world's elite surfers. Watch on for Mat’s review, then check out the Driver 3.0 squash and round tail here: rb.gy/xgmu8
mate...the driver 2.0 won the sitd all stars.
the driver 3.0 got second place in the sitd with jack robinson.
great review...awesome board!
Different surfers different style’s different conditions..😂
Great review
What’s ur opinion on getting this board in light speed?
Any tips on determining weather or not you are a front foot surfer or back foot surfer? I have been surfing for 20 years and really still have no clue. I surf a driver 2.0 and am considering trying out a 3.0. thanks.
Just need to pay attention to which foot/leg you put more weight on more of the time. Look at Noel Salas, he is an extremely heavy back footed surfer.
Great review...What size were you riding?
Awesome waste of space. Thanks
How is the Lost driver 3.0 compared to the lost pocket rocket?
Only an opinion from an intermediate-advanced surfer who's had the same questioning... I would say the 3.0 is more versatile shape and would help you in a wider range of conditions, whereas the pocket rocket would find its best performance in a classic glassy day with a power wave (still a magic board that can be surfed from almost knee high waves to overhead waves). I have had a magic pocket rocket board who has lasted me for about 3 years and I have had a hard time deciding myself on whether buying myself the same magic board again. Finally, I have opted for buying a stub driver 3.0 for smaller days (absolute rocket and super fun board) and a custom 3.0 in round tail which atm is being manufactured. If you look at the stock dimmensions from both shapes, you will find out the driver 3.0 it is meant to be surfed with slightly more width, and general volume than a pocket rocket. Hope this helps you a bit