Lost Big Rig Driver EPS Surfboard

The Lost Big Rig Driver EPS surfboard delivers shortboard performance with more volume, buoyancy, and paddle ease. Its EPS construction makes the board lighter and more responsive, offering quick acceleration, good projection, and a lively feel underfoot without losing the characteristic control of the Driver line.

Overview

The Lost Big Rig Driver EPS was developed for surfers who want to maintain the performance of a high-performance shortboard but need more volume, stability, and paddling efficiency.

Inspired by the acclaimed Driver 2.0 and Driver 3.0, the Big Rig Driver retains the quick response and control of the line, but with more generous proportions and better-distributed volume. In EPS construction, this design gains even more lightness, buoyancy, and ease of acceleration.

It is an excellent choice for larger, heavier surfers or those looking for a less physically demanding board, without having to switch to a fish, hybrid, or mid-length.

Design and Performance

The Big Rig Driver has more volume concentrated in the center of the board, providing more buoyancy and stability without making the rails excessively full.

The slightly rounded deck and progressive rails help maintain sensitivity during turns, while the continuous rocker gains more curve in the tail region, favoring high-performance maneuvers and quick changes of direction.

In the front, the smoother rocker and larger nose area facilitate paddling and wave entry. The bottom features a deeper single concave between the feet, generating speed and projection, transitioning to a double concave near the fins to facilitate rail-to-rail transitions.

The curved outline and squash tail balance control, stability, and responsiveness, allowing for strong and precise surfing even on a board with more volume.

EPS Construction

The EPS construction makes the Big Rig Driver lighter, more buoyant, and more responsive. This characteristic improves paddling, facilitates wave entry, and helps the board accelerate quickly.

Greater buoyancy also allows for carrying more volume without making the board feel excessively heavy or slow. The result is a shortboard that is easier for daily use but still fast and lively in maneuvers.

For larger surfers or those looking for more physical efficiency, the EPS construction further enhances the Big Rig Driver's proposition.

Features

• High-performance shortboard with increased volume

• EPS Construction

• Lighter and more buoyant

• Improved paddling and wave entry

• Quick acceleration and lively response

• Derived from Lost Driver 2.0 and Driver 3.0

• Volume concentrated in the center region

• Slightly rounded deck

• Progressive and responsive rails

• Continuous rocker with more curve in the tail

• Smoother entry rocker

• Larger nose area for easier paddling

• Deeper single concave between the feet

• Double concave in the fin region

• Curved and fluid outline

• Balanced squash tail

• Maintains the feel of a performance shortboard

Recommended Use

The Lost Big Rig Driver EPS board is suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers who want a high-performance shortboard with more volume, stability, and ease of paddling.

It is especially recommended for larger, heavier surfers or those who want to reduce physical effort without sacrificing strong turns, speed, and lip maneuvers.

Its EPS construction also favors those looking for a lighter and more responsive board, with greater buoyancy and acceleration.

Care

• Avoid leaving the board exposed to the sun for long periods

• Do not store inside very hot vehicles

• Use an appropriate bag for transport and storage

• Avoid impacts and drops on hard surfaces

• Regularly check for cracks or damage to the lamination

• If any damage occurs, avoid using the board in the water until it is repaired