Lost 1996 Kingfish 6'6 Surfboard (40.25L) – Black Sheep EPS
The Lost 1996 Kingfish in 6'6 is a fast, user-friendly performance fish built to carry speed, fly through flatter sections, and keep your surfing feeling lively when you want extra paddle power. With a balanced outline and generous volume at 40.25 liters, this board is a strong choice for surfers who want an easy wave-catcher that still responds when you put it on rail.
Specs & Setup
- Model: Lost 1996 Kingfish
- Length: 6'6"
- Dimensions: 6'6" x 20.75" x 2.66"
- Volume: 40.25L
- Construction: Black Sheep EPS
- Fin System: FCS II
- Fin Setup: Tri/Quad
- Fins Included: No
How It Surfs
Think of the Kingfish as a performance-minded fish that’s designed to generate speed easily and stay fun in everyday conditions. The wider planing area helps it get up and going quickly, while the 6'6 length and added liters give you a confident platform for earlier entries and more glide between turns.
The FCS II tri/quad option lets you fine-tune the feel: ride it as a thruster for a more familiar, controlled approach, or switch to a quad for extra down-the-line speed and drive. Fins are not included, so you can choose your favorite template to match your style and local waves.
Why Black Sheep EPS Matters
Lost’s Black Sheep EPS construction is known for its lively, responsive feel—helpful for generating speed and keeping the board feeling energetic underfoot. EPS builds are also a popular choice for surfers looking for a board that feels quick and springy in a wide range of conditions.
Great For
- Surfers who want an easier paddler with performance potential
- Chest-high to overhead days where you want speed through sections
- Everyday waves when you want a “more fun” alternative to a shortboard
- Riders who like experimenting with thruster vs quad setups
Why Buy From Rider Shack
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