Lost 5'5" Pisces Fish Surfboard
The Lost 5'5" Pisces Fish is a modern spin on the classic fish design, blending speed, flow, and responsiveness for everyday fun. With its pulled-in nose and added rocker, the Pisces thrives in a wide variety of conditions—offering the glide of a fish while maintaining the maneuverability needed for tight turns in the pocket. From small, playful days to punchy beach breaks, this board guarantees high-energy surf sessions that keep the stoke alive.
Built in traditional poly construction, the Pisces is durable, reliable, and provides that classic PU feel underfoot. Its fuller outline enhances paddle power, while the refined curves and swallow tail ensure speed down the line and smooth, stylish carves. Whether you’re an experienced surfer looking to spice up your quiver or someone ready for a versatile daily driver, the Pisces is a go-to choice.
Stock Dimensions
- Length: 5'5"
- Width: 19.88"
- Thickness: 2.34"
- Volume: 28.5 liters
- Fin Setup: Futures fin boxes (fins not included)
Key Features
- Hybrid Fish Shape: Combines classic fish glide with modern rocker and outline for versatile performance.
- Swallow Tail: Adds hold and control while keeping the board loose and playful.
- Enhanced Paddle Power: Fuller nose and outline help you catch waves early and often.
- Poly Construction: Time-tested PU/Poly build provides a traditional feel with solid durability.
- Lost Design Heritage: Inspired by one of the most progressive surfboard brands, delivering proven shapes that perform in all conditions.
Why Choose Rider Shack?
At Rider Shack, we’re more than a surf shop—we’re surfers passionate about equipping you with the right gear to elevate your surf experience. As a family-owned shop in Los Angeles since 2006, we pride ourselves on curating boards that combine performance, quality, and fun. The Lost 5'5" Pisces is one of those boards—built to deliver style, speed, and stoke in every session.
Add the Lost Pisces Fish to your quiver and rediscover the pure joy of surfing in any condition.
