Lost Quiver Killer Surfboard Review 43 1

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The all new Quiver Killer from Matt Biolos, who seems to be on fire at the moment. Following in the wake of the massively successful ShortRound, the Quiver Killer has been produced to satisfy the needs of surfers who love their ShortRound but would like a little more performance to cope with the better quality waves they encounter on their travels and in the more demanding winter conditions here in Europe. Check out the Quiver Killer and all our boards at http://boardshop.co.uk Quiver Killer: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/surfboards?style=1625

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Steven Daw - 7 years ago

Would quiver killer and baby buggy round have the same wave range?

Jesus Subirana Prados - 7 years ago

Hello, I am 30 yo Intermediate level surfer, 68kg.

I mostly surf in powerless beach breaks with a Baby Buggy 5'8"(carbon wrap).
I want to complete my quiver with a board for bigger days, also for surftrips. A board that gives me more confidence and stability in overhead waves and bumpy days.

I hesitate a lot between Quiver Killer and the Round Up. Which one do you recomend me?
I am thinking about 5'10-5'11 dim.

Thank you!

Dominic Pickard - 7 years ago

What is the size of the board featured in this video?

Boardshop - 7 years ago

5ft 10 standard dimms. Cheers

Offthe Lip - 7 years ago

I owned a quiver killer. Personally, I had difficulty on the low end of the wave range. This board really came alive around shoulder high. Solid board, sad I got rid of it, I just have an obsession with surf boards, lol. Thanks for the review.

Boardshop - 7 years ago

Agree in less than superb surf it does feel like more of a step up.

Tyler Alexander - 8 years ago

I'm weighing in at 81 kg what size would you recommend?

Boardshop - 8 years ago

Hi, It depends on your level, and where you would be surfing. But anywhere from the 5ft 11 upwards: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/brands/lost-surfboards?style=1625

Yasser Saiyad - 8 years ago

great review as allways, very informative ! - should i ride this board with the same volume as a hypyto (73 kilos and ride the 5'8) wihich would be roughly the 5'10 Quiver killer? someone told me to ride it with less volume , say the 5,9 on account of the thick rails on the board

Boardshop - 8 years ago

Hi, No real answer here. Personally I ride my Quiver Killer the same as my hypto, or just under. And that works brilliantly. I am 5ft 8 Hypto and 5ft 10 Quiver Killer also. The rails are quite a bit sharper on the Quiver Killer. You can see all our live stock here: https://www.boardshop.co.uk/brands/lost-surfboards?style=1625

pierre g - 8 years ago

great review thanks looks like a great board - how does it compare to the Pukas 69er and Pukas El Loco at similar volume? thx

Boardshop - 8 years ago

+pierre g

Thank you. Quiver Killer is a great little board. It more similar to the 69er than the El Loco. Like the 69er it excels in quite good waves. The Quiver Killer is brilliant with a sweet spot in shoulder to slightly overhead waves.

The El Loco is much more of a small wave performance board.

Hope that helps