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Lost Psycho Killer Review in Carbon Wrap + FCS 2 Mayhem thruster & quad fins - The Surfboard Guide

Welcome to The Surfboard Guide, and our review of The Psycho Killer by Matt Biolos for Lost Surfboards. The Lost Surfboard Psycho Killer I have been riding is a 5’10 x 19 1/2 x 2 3/8 @ 30L, and is in the Carbon Wrap EPS technology. I’ve been able to ride the Psycho Killer in a variety of conditions from really good solid pointbreak conditions, through to junky/summery average beachbreaks, and the board seems to perform in all conditions. The Psycho Killer has more width and volume under the chest which makes paddling and getting into waves quite easy, and also helps with keeping pace and making flatter sections on waves. The tail on The Psycho Killer pulls in, making it still quite maneuverable and able to perform in more critical and upright sections in good waves. The Psycho Killer I had also had the R-4 channels out the tail which really tightened the board up and allowed me to drop from a large to a medium fin. For this I rode the FCS 2 Mayhem/Matt Biolos thruster fin which is an upright fin. I also rode the Mayhem quad set, but with the channels this felt too tight, but I think would be good in larger surf. The Psycho Killer has been awesome to surf, and I’ve really enjoyed the Carbon Wrap technology that seems to give the board a little extra spice in average conditions. From lostsurfboards.com The Psycho Killer is a psychotic spin off from the ever popular Quiver Killer. Featuring all the design aspects that made the Quiver Killer one of the most popular surfboards in the world for the last few years, it’s easy to catch waves and create speed. It loves tubes, and at faces, and is fully capable of performing full rail carves and nimble manoeuvres when asked. This sort of wide ranging function is what makes the “Killer” Series a favourite for surfers from our top team to everyday Dazzas and Shazzas. Including: • Revamped outline, featuring a refined nose curve and double bump Swallow Tail, for more “Pop” in small surf, while retaining hold in solid waves. • New “Hidden Volume”, two stage deck line. Packs in the foam for paddling, drive and stability, but keeps the rails sensitive and agile for precise rail based surfing. • Comes standard with deep double concave through the tail rocker, or can be really souped-up with R-4 Channels out the tail. Thanks so much for watching, and if you want to check out more of what we are doing, you can connect with us at; Instagram.com/TheSurfboardGuide And Instagram.com/WaterloggedPeople