Lost Puddle Jumper RP Surfboard Review 41 3

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We review the Lost Puddle Jumper round pin surfboard - essentially the same board as the Puddle Jumper which proved to be a smash hit this year but with a round tail. Why bother, you might ask? The idea is to give the board more top-end performance in faster, punchier waves. So many people love this board and want to surf it in everything, the addition of the round tail with a little more rocker makes this possible. Now available at Boardshop: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/surfboards?style=1626 Custom Surfboard Builder: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/boardbuilder/ Surfboard Trade Ins: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/trade-ins 0% Finance: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/finance

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Matt R - 6 years ago

How does this compare to the EZ up? this is slightly more suited to small waves and performance?

Glenn Gould - 6 years ago

Circumvent the finance department! Classic! Haha!!!

Charles Daily - 6 years ago

Hey Boardshop,

New Zealand waves are slightly fatter but can get big faces as well. Would you say that the RP version as opposed to original PJ is more versatile?

Sally Sibsikilh - 7 years ago

Hey I need help figuring out which size to get! I’m 5’5” and 140lbs. I’ve been surfing the lost been bag at 5’2” and 32lt. I’m wanting this to use it as a step up in performance and use it in bigger waves than my bean bag but still be able to throw it around in smaller stuff what size should I get??

Simon de Vries - 7 years ago

Hi, I'm unsure of what stock size Puddle Jumper RP to buy, I'm 185cm tall and weigh 80kg (176lbs). Are you able to advise?

Thank you

Boardshop - 7 years ago

Please give us a shout directly info@boardshop.co.uk - cheers

Seanok f 444 uuj bo gi note us ccu cu ug Donnelly - 7 years ago

Hey iv been looking at this board now and it seems really good but then I came across the puddle fish which I really like! between the two is there much performance differences? thanks dude

Adam Santamaria - 7 years ago

I am beating myself up trying to choose between the two.

Anton Katz - 7 years ago

Hi,

In terms of waves you can ride with this board, what is the biggest surf you would recommend riding on this board?
Also I have the OG Puddle Jumper in a carbon wrap, whihc I absolutely love. Can these two boards coexist in a quiver? Or would the RP replace the OG?

Thanks,
Anton

Anton Katz - 7 years ago

I'm comfortable riding double overhead. Beyond that, I'm running for the hills Lol. So if it can get me in that range, then that's great :)
Thanks for getting back to me, Anton

Boardshop - 7 years ago

Hi Anton, as big as you feel comfortable really. Not hard and fast rule, but it is a bit more slimmed out with sharper rails than the OG. Will handle well overhead for sure. easily exists in a quiver with an OG. Cheers

Aniss WU - 8 years ago

PJ RP or the stretch RV? which is more versatile?

Ripper - 9 years ago

How would you recommend people size I'm 6'3" 165 lbs and normally ride between 29 and 32 liters. I'm intermediate level and live in South Florida the waves are often messy and small but do get head high and up with the storms the blow thruough.
I was looking at a Lost Quiver killer how do these boards compare?

Boardshop - 8 years ago

+Ripper Hi, not really as straight forward as that. The Puddle Jumper performs better in smaller surf, and the RP has a better top end wave range. The RP could be seen as a one board quiver if you normally surf flatter face waves, regardless of the size. Hope this helps.