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Lost "Rad Ripper" Surfboard Review by Noel Salas Ep.93
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2019
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In this episode I put the Lost “Rad Ripper” through the paces in 1-5’ surf. Lost sent two stock 5’5” surfboards down for review. Both boards are the exact same dimensions with PU Foam and polyester resin. One board has green Mayhem logos with Futures fin boxes that I surfed only as a Thruster and the other board has blue Mayhem logos with FCSII fin boxes that I surfed only as a Quad.
The Rad Ripper is a great paddler and has great down the line speed due to its low rocker design. The outline has that 80’s retro vibe to it with a flat deck, beak nose, and wide tail. The somewhat aggressive tail rocker allows for good traction off the bottom for performance surfing in the pocket.
At times my struggles with the design was stepping past the sweet spot with my front foot being too far forward causing the board to bog in the nose area. Making subtle adjustments to my stance really helped get clean precise turns and increase drive.
After two weeks of testing in perfect point break surf I struggled to surf the Rad Ripper smoothly as a Thruster. Switching to a quad set up really increased flow from rail to rail and I started to gel with the Rad Ripper. The more I surfed it the better it felt and at the end of two weeks I was sorry for the review to be over.
I recommend the Rad Ripper as a one board quiver for intermediate to pro level surfers for 1-5’ surf. I liked this model best as a Quad and my fin suggestions are below.
Stock Board Dimensions: 5’5” x 18.75 x 2.27 Liters 26
Recommended Fins:
Futures Fins: JJF Side Fins with HS Quad Rears
FCSII: Performer Side fins with Reactor Quad Rears
My Height: 5’9”
My weight: 160 lb or 72.57 kg
Not surprised you’ve been nominated, your reviews are pretty comprehensive, & really good to watch. All the best mate.
Yes you are the best, give the link, we vote for you. you are simply the best. Your work on surfing and reviewing boards and shapes, will be remembred decades to come. Cheers Noel. and congrats !
Blade Runner Thank you for the kind words and support!
Just submitted my vote and you 100% deserve it! It's not only the amazing content you put out, but also the fact that you keep up with your community through RUclips and Instagram comments. Much love, please don't change!
irbombardmnt Yewww!! Cheers
You got my vote Noel. While a lot of other blogs are fun, you give us info that makes surfing funner!
Super good, thanks for another great review
Waiting for the Retro ripper ✌🏻
Got this the other week. This board rips hard (quad with performer and accelerator in rear). This review was the best
Love this video! Good job Noel 👏🏼
Thanks Noel....Am about ot buy one of these boards and this reveiw was seriously helpful.
hi noel i love your reviews they have really improved the way i surf and the boards i buy
I have a friend who rides his rad ripper as an FCS quad, and at first, I thought his fin setup was a bit weird. The more I thought about it, the more sense it made. He was riding Mick fanning side fins with reactor quad rears. Heaps of drive and speed from the Mick fannings but still super loose and whippy with the reactor quad rears. When you next review a board, and want to try it in a quad setup, could you please try this fin setup to let us have your opinion on it?
Thanks for the great reviews, ripping as always.
Would love to see the Retro ripper!
You got my vote Noel + Aarron!! Keep it up!
Best board reviews hands down!
Love your show!
another sick one Noel! could you maybe make a video on surfing with larger crowds and how to maximize wave counts , it seems like you mainly surf lowers and i would love to know how you make it through the crowds
BrianSurfs Surfing crowded spots is challenging... most places in So Cal are pretty crowded nowadays, even the Beach Breaks. Sorry no review or tips on how to catch more waves in crowds for now.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 You gotta become a loc dog like Noel lol!
Thanks for the reviews and all your help in all the boards I asked about. I ended up getting a 6.0 34.75 L Rad Ripper.
I'm close to 6.1 188lbs.
It's about 3/4 more L than my shortboard. And I'm happy I did it's just perfect for what I want it for, none then stellar LA beach break 2-4ft. Only had it two short sessions in 2-4ft. When I'm positioned just right, it's fantastic. But I'm battling a little the same as you having me front foot to far forward. . But sure it will adjust. Also, for some odd reasonIs have started to slip off the board on a few waves taking off back side... Ha ha Never normally happen so odd :)
Like when losing a golf swing :) anyone experienced that on a new board? Again I'm sure it will sort itself out once my footing has tightened up. Again thanks!
Was running at as a quad large jjf and hs. Will try some thrusters, in the beach breaks.
sounds like a lot of volume for your weight. I was considering this board in around 35-35.5L (custom) and I'm 215lbs. Maybe you're having to fight the board bc it's a little too big??
You are 100% right! Sadly.. I should have gone for a 5.10-5.11
If you are in socal Ill swap you a 6.0 for a 5.10 or 5.11 if you got one or find one. Its more or less mint condition.
@@compisfusion i am in san diego but don't have one of these to trade, unfortunately.
also, i think i might get one but in the EPS/carbon wrap
These reviews are fantastic! I would love to see a review on their Retro Tripper. I’m torn between these two!
Congrats... Good stuff guys keep it going 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼... I know they are different boards but as a quad set up... which do you like better rad ripper or seaside... I have a seaside and have been really interested in a rad ripper any input would be great...
Justin Lins That would be a fun Two Board Quiver.RR a bit more performance and Seaside Performance Quad Fish
Hi Noel, put here the link for we vote! Excelent review!
Hey Noel, your reviews are very complete and always useful, congratulations on your work.
I'm in doubt about buying a new board for small waves.
What you recommend between the Rad Ripper and the Puddle Jumper HP?
I have 80kg and I consider myself an intermediate surfer.
If you could give me your opinion, I would appreciate it.
I liked both boards as a Quad best The PJHP is easier to surf, it’s faster, and paddles better. The RR seems a bit sticky at times. I say PJHP
@@surfnshowreviews7777 thanks a lot for your opinion.
It really helps a lot, you just said exactly what I wanted to know in the exact terms, aspects and characteristics!
Keep up with the Chanel and the work your doing! ✌🏾✌🏾
I'm digging this major,… from the first turn and throughout! This Rad Ripper looks great,…. This and the White Noiz are my two favorite style-surfings of yours,… the board shape looks cool,… though I don't like the Lost/Mayhem name, the negativity.
Your reviews are great Noel! I’m 100kg and have the 6’4 Rad Ripper. Floats me good. Surfed it with FCs performer fins L but found it a bit sticky off the top.
What would you suggest to loosen it up a bit?
Go with Large Reactors
Got my vote! RW vs Rad ripper, seems to be similar, but the ripper fin set up and not just a thruster has purks.. Which one would you lean 2? I will also compare on your website! Really liking your site!!!! Someone else asked about your 3 board quiver you would select from these boards now, id be interested in your picks for the summer boards
Natural Born Reeler Tue RW is a Favorite of mine and the RR is not. I found the RR to be a little sticky when my feet were not in the sweet spot... I guess every board can be sticky or bogg when I’m not standing on the sweet spots but some boards can be more forgiving. With that being said... the RW is more forgiving, smoother rail to rail... so more flow on the RW, but the RR is faster and more radical.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 always thanks for your response! So psyched your interactive with your audience. Gona order 2 from you. RW and Psyco K. In carbon wrap. Need to add 2 for friends of all skills when they visit me in W florida. Thanks for all you do for us
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Unless their is another I should add with the RW other than PK .. Ur suggestion s a r e always helpful. So 1-4 intermediate up. Mostly and durable..lol
Natural Born Reeler Get the Lost Swordfish in Libtech. Very durable and the SF will go good on East Coast 1-4’ surf
killer review noel! this board looks great. were the 80s really that much fun?
Patrick Young I wish boards surfed this good in the 80’s.
hello noel, if you had to choose between one of these three which would you stay ?Rad ripper, paddle Jumper HP or uber driver XL? greetings from Spain, we follow your videos. Thank you
Great question! I'm on the same debate
Noel, stoked on the review. Got to pick one up at Hansens and was surprised how heavy it was (probably because most of my boards are EPS nowadays), but I love the shape and keep hearing a lot of good about the RR. I typical enjoy boards at 35-36L but these have a gap from 34.5 at 6'0" to 36L at 6'1". I'm 6'2" 215 and prefer smaller lighter boards. Any recommendations on sizing? Or should I try and order a custom in my typical range? Thoughts on going carbon wrap for something like this?
CW Rodriguez Go Custom... your dims in the new Diamond CW
@@surfnshowreviews7777 boom. Also, have you loaded the mr twin on your site yet? curious about the way it broke out against others
CW Rodriguez The CA Twin reviews drops this Monday
Best Vlog ever. Vote it, I dit it...
bebe king Yewww!! Cheers from Aarron and I
Trying to decide between the DHD 3DX - Pyzel Phantom - Lost Rad Ripper. Im 5'11" and 165lbs. Stepping up from a twin fin fun board. Could you make a suggestion on which of these boards is best for me in 2-5ft beaches. Thanks heaps, love what you do
What did you go with?
BAP I Got a Chilli Hot Knife and do not regret it
Can you do your ideal 3 board quiver for 2019 going into 2020, including all the accessories you would choose for each board (fins, traction, etc). More or less let me know what you would be shoving into your bag to go to "Insert Surf Locale Here"
Richard Y 2019 Favorite Finds review drops this Weds... stay tuned.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 good cuss my daily driver has been looking worse for wear and I'm considering my options. Oh and thanks for the videos!
1. Pyzel Ghost
2. Pyzel Phantom
3. Pyzel Gremlin
;)
Rad ripper
Quiver killer
Crowd killer
I’m live in Central Florida and am riding the rad ripper 5’8 with the K2.1 fcs fins thruster. I’ve gotten a couple good waves but still can’t get it to gel. I tried quad with the large felipes and large accelerators as the rears and it only wanted to go straight. Any tips?
Go large Performer side fins and Medium Reactor Quad rears.
My 5 fin set is mental and my first choice for you. Check them out here.
www.shopsurfnshow.com/collections/all/products/momentum-series-5-fin-set
Hi. Love what you do. I understand that ratings and comments are a guide only.. But somewhere here you say the CI UJ is faster than the RR, but on your speed star ratings you have the RR as quicker. So which one is it? Or are we only to compare boards in the same category, or is it speed regardless of category. I ask as I'm considering both boards and also Nb2...
Compare boards in the same category.
Noel, have you ever tried the Nubster fin with quad sets? Would love to hear your thoughts on it if you have ridden it before I pull the trigger on buying one.
Bobby Harmston Absolutely... the Nubster really helps with control on a Quad. Quads are really fast and offer good release and sometimes it’s herd to control that speed due to a little slide without that little center fin. Put in a Nubster and you have speed, control, and a tad more pivot with confidence. Nubsters are needed when the waves have a bit more speed and power, or if your riding a really wide tail board as a Quad and you want to control the slide or release.
I'm looking for my first shortboard and I'm really stuck since there are so many options. I need something 6.2" or under and with a minimum of 41 litres, so a shortboard that can still support me and thats fairly easy to paddle on. Any recommendations? ill take all the help i can get
Marli B What size waves and what type of wave? Beachies, Point Breaks?
As someone who rides mostly twins, mid lengths, cruisers I am really interested in this genre of board as my go to thruster- flat deck, beak nose, low rocker 80's style. I know T.Patterson has the synthetic 84, any other models in this genre you could recommend?
Mini Ghost
Another rad review . Was thinking about grabbing one of these off the racks .I ride typically 23 liters but that brings me down to 5’2 . Do you have any thoughts? 128/30 Lbs 5’6.1/2 . So cal waves 🤙🏻
That might be a tad short... maybe choose another model
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Right on Thanks for the quick response, I Was thinkin the same thing . Lookin forward to hear what you have to say about the new sub driver !
Hey Noel! Great review as always. I was wondering if you’re planning on doing more grom reviews such as the Super Grom by Pyzel. It would be really awesome as I have been thinking about getting it for a while now. Thanks again! You are the best surfboard reviewer on RUclips.
By the way you have my vote for the Surfer Poll best vlog by far!
Monkey surfer I will try to find a Grom to help me do that review if I get more requests.
Man, I want this board to round out my quiver!
Love your reviews!
Hell yea Noel 💥
Noel when you say 1-5 ft, is that ankle to head high? Or this board will work in overhead solid waves too you reckon? Awesome review thank you, close to making the purchase
This board is fun in knee high to a little overhead.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 legend thanks
Love the show will definitely vote!. Also can you do a review on the good old hypto krypto with thruster vs quads?
Looking for a board with a lot of speed with light giving up too much performance to ride in smaller waves. Trying to decide between the Rad Ripper and the rnf 96. Any suggestions?
96 is better
Man I bought the stock 5’6”… it’s a tad bit too big for me. I wish I had the 5’5” as I’m about the same weight as you :(
You got my vote
Hey Noel
What would be the FCS2 equivalent of the futures thruster fins you rode
Luke Mitchell Not sure there is one... closest one is probably the Al Merrick fins.
Gotta know about the rocket redux and which of these two you prefer!
JP Rocket Redux is coming...
@@surfnshowreviews7777 same for me.. Waiting for the test
Thanks Noel your informative videos. How would you compare the rad ripper vs the ultra joe?
Rene Borje Rad Ripper is more performance oriented. The UJ is more user friendly
@@surfnshowreviews7777 Thanks Noel your reviews keep me stoked! I'm a young 54 and looking for a new board that's user friendly, performance all in one. Do you have any suggestions? Keep on ripping \m/ !!!
Rene Borje Rad Ripper is good, UD XL, phantom, Rocket Wide,
@@surfnshowreviews7777I'm looking at Phantom and the UD XL.! Thanks Noel
The Retro Ripper is a fun board. Would Rad Ripper or PJHP be a better step down?
Nick Both are epic... I prefer the PJHP but that’s if you like a Quad. If you like a Thruster better then go RR
Why wouldn’t you ride a bigger board if you’re foot is ahead of the sweet spot and it’s bogging?
So it's an allrounder rather than groveller.Noel can you please compare this with V3 rocket?
Shawn Weston It will grovel good like a small wave performance board.
Congrats on the nomination! Well deserved. When should we expect the driver 2.0 review? Thanks!
Carlos Ramos Cheers!!! Driver 2.0 is on order... no review date at this time. Sorry.....
Driver 2.0 is epic. Best high performance board I have surfed. Goes good on small waves also
great review, i just want to know where can i get your green wetsuit ? looks great !!! thanks
Nitzan Krisi Not available yet.... I will be Excel to make something with color for our community. Xcel gave one of the custom green suits to Kevin Schulz and he absolutely shreds!!!
Hey Noel - I currently own one of these fun sticks and surf it with a quad fin set up in the Long Island, NY/New Jersey area. Do you consider this board a HPSB or would you recommend a true HPSB for when the surf pumps here (Winter's been pretty good this year/Fall hurricane swell)? I was looking at your Pyzel Shadow review and wanted to know how you would compare the Shadow to the RR? Was thinking the RR is more for small-med surf and that I should maybe be on something like the Shadow for hurricane/winter swell here which is typically the the 4-8ft range. Was looking Phantom but wouldn't want to buy a board that's to similar to the RR I already have...
Thanks so much in advanced if you reply...very wise/talented surfer you are, Noel.
James Schaefer Shadow would be best in 4-8’ hollow surf.
@ James Schaefer James What's been your experience with the RR? I was considering one in EPS
@@cwr8618 Hey man sorry I'm just responding to this...did you buy the RR yet??
I've had mine for a little over a year now and absolutely love it. As Noel said the quad fin setup on this board is nutss. I now have a pyzel shadow thruster only for the bigger hollow days, and use my RR as a daily driver. It's a great board for summer fun waves but it can also be used in some better quality waves for some more performance surfing
I surfed my RR in 2-4ft summer waves last night and had the best time love the quad fin set up cut backs feel insanely good, cheers
Was it the extra drive the quads provided that made it better you think?
Quads are faster, and smoother rail to rail. The Thruster set up felt a little sticky at times.
Hi Noel you think with some 2+1 like Mr could work too in small wave?
Yes
Did you try more volume and mdeium fins in the thruster?
No…
Can I upsize this board? I’m 145lbs mid-upper intermediate but was looking at 30l 5’8. Would I regret having that much size?
You can size up to 30L but that’s the top end volume for your weight and skill level. If your looking to progress and you want quick sharp turns then I suggest 28-29L
If I’m 5’5”, 120 lbs, higher end intermediate surfer would a stock 5’4” work for me? I usually ride a 5’7” sub driver 2.0 with the same dimensions as the 5”4.
Get your RR volume similar to your Driver 2.0
@@surfnshowreviews7777 alright thanks for the quick response
Hey Noel how’s it going I’m from montauk NY and was wondering if you think this would be a good fit for east coast surf? I’m also going to indo in September for a month do you think the rad ripper could be my one board quiver for there on a budget broke college student only bringing one board
Thanks
AP
Or do you have any other suggestions for boards
Antonio Principe One board quiver from lLost that will go good Is UD 1-6’ performance daily driver. Another board that’s a little easy to shred in 3-6’ surf is the Psycho Killer. My first choice for your trip and surfing NY waves with a little Purch would be a custom Driver 2.0 or Sub Driver. Excellent performance too
Thank Noel very helpful! What does UD stand for ?
Antonio Principe Sorry... UBer Driver
Going to Indo for a year but you're a broke college student? Lol
great review on this Sir Noel, can you please review the new DHD DX 1 Phase3.. if you get a chance
Jayson Websther DHD does NOT participate with our show anymore. Not sure why... sorry.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 its Okey, I though they are still..
What song is it at the beginning and end????
Gabriel Archer I put it on the first wave... it’s the same song too.
Great Review !
Did you like Pyzel phantom better than this board?
which did you think was quicker off the mark out of the 2
jacko inthebox I like the Phantom better, but it’s best in 3-7’ surf.
The RR has more get up and go and best in 1-5’ surf. You can have both boards in your quiver and not have much overlap. I would shred the RR in 1-3’ surf and then switch to the Phantom for 4-7’ surf.
Thanks heaps !
Noel great review! Maybe an R4 in the back? Or F8s + F6
JorgeAndresCoppiano. Might be too much fin for Quad Rears
Surf n Show Reviews sorry I missed to say, as a Thruster:
Sides: Large R8 side fins
Center: Small R4 center fin
Or
Sides: Large F8 side fins
Center: Medium F6 center fin
JorgeAndresCoppiano. I had the R8 side and R6 in back as Thruster. Maybe the Legacy P8 would have gone better too
Surf n Show Reviews yeah Pivots maybe better. And your 2+1. You look rad when you ride them. Let us now how they work for you
Surf n Show Reviews
I edited the fins message to say it better. Let me know what you think
Hey Noel, I'm coming back from a 5 year layoff and 20lbs heavier, 30 years old 5'11 @ 170. All my old boards are in that pointy 5'11x18.5x2.25 and feel small.
I was on the very upper end of intermediate when I stopped. Strongly prioritizing a good paddler/wave catcher, but not super strong atm so kinda concerned about burying the rail on these new high performance stubby boards.
This board will be for pleasure point up in santa cruz in that 1-7ft range (one board quiver basically), any board and dim recommendations?
Keep up the good work!
Matt Get a Seaside.... 30-31 liters should be good
@@surfnshowreviews7777 thanks Noel, I was not expecting that suggestion!! I'm going to go look for one locally, but it might be a little out of my price range. Do you have an alternative suggestion just in case? I was looking at the Phantom, Uber driver xl, quiver killer as well, but willing to consider everything! Seriously appreciate the reply
Matt UB XL and Phantom are excellent too.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 hey Noel, I've been going through all your reviews and there's too many choices! I'm thinking the phantoms low end sweet spot may be in the middle of the range I'm looking for. How do you think the ub xl would treat me in both point break and beach break 2-6ft? Definitely looking for nice get up and go
Matt Yup the UD XL will suit you perfectly
Have you done a review of the Lost Quiver Killer?
todd kriss No sorry..., to see all of our board reviews you can go to our website at www.surfnshow.com
That was some Rad Ripping Noel 😎🤙🏾
Rad Ripper vs Astro Pop for 1-4+ Huntington Beach/ OC waves?
Coconut Inc Astro POP carries more speed and goes best in 1-3’ surf. The Rad Ripper goes good in 1-6’ surf but the AP carries more down the line speed. The RR will pivot better and have a more HPSB vibe compared to the AP.
Surf n Show Reviews thanks Noel! The surfing community always learns a lot with your reviews !!!
Hello champ.my friends that surf with me all the time tell me.take the r.ripper.now.i love the w.ripper.ci.
Do you think rthay surf the same? I hope u can answer.
I just bought befor winter ud xl..bur the rad ripper is on my mind Also
They surf different.. the Weirdo Ripper has more rocker compared to the Rad Ripper. I like the UDXL more compared to the Rad Ripper
@@surfnshowreviews7777 yes i know.i hear that the udxl need real good waves. Hollow...i hope it will work in reef break 4 to 5 fit.someone told me this board need apush.
what did you like most this model or the El Tomo fish?
I like the El Tomo better... the Rad Ripper goes better in 1-3’ surf though.
@@surfnshowreviews7777 thank you! congratulations for everything you are doing!
Looks to me like the bogging/overpowering the nose is due to riding at too low volume. This board is meant to be ridden with some extra foam, hence the sharp down rail. At low volume the rail is too sensitive and easily overpowered. Go up a size or two and the board will perform better.
Do a review on the 7s double down plssss
chee2722 Sorry my focus is on the bigger brands... it helps out more surfers World Wide.
Have you tried med fins ?
Yes...
Quad went great
How is it vs the UJ
Rad Ripper offers more high performance surfing... the UJ is faster and grovels better.
hi noel,
i’m looking for a daily driver for San Diego average surf. Rad ripper or uber driver?
thanks!
for me same question!
Uber driver xl or rad ripper mate ?
Rap ripper vs no brainer? Which one did you like more as a quad? Vote for Noel!
Chris Fan Rad Ripper without a doubt
Song???!!!
mluman83 The song and band is in the beginning of every video. It’s on the first wave...
@@surfnshowreviews7777 AHA just caught it right at the beginning. Thanks! Keep up the great content.
looks and sounds just like a weirdo ripper to me........minus the swallow tail
CwALT Weirdo Ripper is epic but it has more rocker and needs a decent wave for it to shine. This RR goes good in 1-2’ surf.
I have been telling Yadin Nicols and CI to redesign the Weirdo Ripper with less rocker... that board will go mental in 1-5’ surf. Cheers
@@surfnshowreviews7777 i loved my old franken weirdo, i got the board after it had been repaired a bunch and gained a ton of weight but was over volume for me at 30L my range is more 26-28. Im 5'11 155-160 and i push pretty hard off my back foot. The board worked so well for 1-5ft surf but obviously with that weight it was a more momentum based board or took a pretty punchy wave to get going but it was really responsive and had insane speed once it really got going or in the right conditions it just lit up. I was given it for free and gave it to a buddy of mine who id like to see progress on the conditions that i can still take it out. Definitely one of my favorite channel islands Ive surfed to date.