6'5" Lost Cali Twin Pin

6’5 x 21.8 x 2.8 - 43 L Black Sheep Carbon/EPS/Epoxy- Futures fin boxes

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Great condition lightly ridden board here- bright white on the bottom

This one is scaled up to be perfect for novices and intermediates advancing from a longboard or mid length- or just someone who likes to have more foam

Ride it as a twin, twin plus trailer, or thruster

Water tight ready to surf- has one small repair sanded perfectly- no buckles or fin box work

“A design collaboration between the legendary, 4x World Champion surfer/shaper, Mark Richards and Matt “Mayhem” Biolos. The CaliforniaTwin, with its winged swallow tail, wide forward outline, low entry rocker and deep single to double concave bottom, quickly became a favorite for a wide array of skill level surfers. As time goes on, multiple requests for customizing the design for greater performance and confidence in a wider range of waves, started coming from passionate CaTwin converts.

The #Ca_Pin is the result of those custom orders and requests. A souped up and slightly sleeked out, all-around performance vehicle, with stock dims designed to be ridden 1-2” longer than the original #Ca_Twin.

Not a true step up, but more of a bridge-gap between squatty/speedy fish and a proper performance shortboard, equally at home in punchy, stomach-high shories or running overhead reef passes and point breaks.

To do this, we began with the Ca_Twin and…

Lengthened 1”, subtlety increased nose rocker and gently pulled in the forward 1/3 of the outline.

Added some thickness though the center line, to maintain paddle power , but rolled the deck line, to maintain a modest rail.

Pulled in the “hips” of the outline, between the feet, and changed the tail to its name defining, forgiving, rounded pin.

These changes make for a fast, forgiving and precise board, with a continuous curve outline that expands on the range of functionality of the original. What we did not change, however, was the iconic MR Twin+trailer fin layout, design and positioning, nor the wicked fast and fun, single to double concave bottom curves.”