...Lost V3 Round-It Surfboard Review

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ripper - 6 years ago

So..this board more teformnce then the standart?

ripper - 6 years ago

REAL Watersports thanks man.look fantastick

REAL Watersports - 6 years ago

Yes, it's shaped for more powerful, round waves. The Rocker is slightly higher, it is narrower and the round tail all work together to provide optimal hold and maneuverability when the surf is pumping.

Craig Steven - 7 years ago

Thanks mate. love the reviews!

Craig Steven - 7 years ago

Thanks buddy. So would u put the v3 stealth up against these boards? Dims seem similar.. just the more dramatic wings and diamond rocket tail.. Are you guys going to be doing a review on the stealth? I don't think I could find it on your YouTube channel..

101unz - 6 years ago

@REAL Watersports which has more rocker round it or v3 stealth

REAL Watersports - 7 years ago

Cheers Craig, we will have a V3 Stealth review coming soon. Another big difference between the rest of the V3 series is the nose width, the stealth is narrower for better performance in steep waves and tighter axis turns.

Craig Steven - 7 years ago

How does this board compare to the quiver killer in good wave performance?

REAL Watersports - 7 years ago

Hey Craig, Thanks for writing in. Both boards cover a similar range. The V3 has a narrower nose for tighter radius turns on steep faces while the Quiver Killers wider nose offers more paddle power and ease of use. Cheers - Ashlon

Together in Rome - 7 years ago

Hi Trip, you said you have a 6'1'' V3 Round, what is your hight and weigh, can I ask?
Thanks mate.

REAL Watersports - 7 years ago

Trip weighs about 200lbs and stands at 6'2. If you use the Lost Volume factor and set your weight and Guild Factor to ~.38 you will be able to find your dims similar to what Trip was surfing http://lostsurfboards.net/volume-calculator/

Ryan The Rock - 7 years ago

great surfboard review...Trip knows his stuff...its also great that you guys reply to comments...thanks

REAL Watersports - 7 years ago

Thanks Ryan, glad you are stoked!

Bevan Y - 9 years ago

Thanks for giving these reviews as boards that are recently released in my country don't have a lot of information/or videos on them so it helps a lot when making a decision to buy a new board and is much appreciated!

REAL Watersports - 9 years ago

@Bevan Y Thanks! Stay Stoked!