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Surfskate, designed for a smooth glide on the sidewalk with its extra-wide shape.
This surfskate exudes a retro 80's vibe, featuring rainbow rails, tail wings, and classic logos. With a longer wheelbase, it stretches out your stance, providing a fast and exhilarating pumping ride.
Like all Lost boards, the Rad Ripper incorporates an exclusive "Progressive Rocker" concave that extends throughout the entire length of the board. This concave design, inspired by surfboard construction, enables a reactive and performance-oriented pumping feature while skating.
You have the option to choose between the CX or C7 truck, both known for their exceptional performance. The truck color option is raw, adding a touch of simplicity and style to the overall design. Equipped with 68MM Mag Smoke 78A wheels, renowned for their reliable grip and smooth ride, this surfskate ensures optimal traction and control. The built-in bearings further enhance the performance right out of the box.
The deck of the Lost - Rad Ripper surfskate features Lost Stringer grip tape, providing reliable traction and showcasing a unique design. The hardware used is made of high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability and resistance to corrosion.
Measuring at 31" in length and 10 1/2" in width, this surfskate offers a spacious platform for riders to showcase their skills. With a wheelbase of 17 1/4", it provides stability and control, making it ideal for fast-paced pumping. The nose measures 3" while the tail extends to 6 1/2", complementing the board's performance and maneuverability.
Additionally, the Lost - Rad Ripper surfskate is compatible with Carver's 68mm Mag, 69mm Concave, and 70mm Mag wheels, giving riders the flexibility to customize their ride according to their preferences and style.
Experience the Carver Lost - Rad Ripper surfskate and enjoy a smooth and stylish ride that combines retro aesthetics with modern performance. Let its wide shape and progressive features take you on a journey of pumping and carving, capturing the spirit of the 80's skate scene.
