Lost "Quiver Killer 25" Surfboard Review Ep 167

In this episode, Noel and friends put the Lost Quiver Killer ’25 to the test. Right out of the gate, Noel calls it his Surfboard of the Year—and for good reason. Unlike most hybrid-outline boards he typically rides, which are usually ordered about two inches shorter, the Quiver Killer ’25 truly shines at a slightly longer length. That added rail line translates directly into more speed and drive when surfing on rail, making it an exceptional one-board quiver option. The extra length also adds stability, which becomes a major advantage in overhead conditions where managing speed is critical. Noel breaks down just how versatile the Quiver Killer ’25 is, highlighting the wide range of fin setups made possible by the five-fin configuration. From thruster and quad to twin plus trailer and true twin-fin setups, this board delivers next-level fun with speed and performance always on tap. After Noel shares his feedback, the episode shifts to North Florida, where Eric Petersen puts the board through its paces in smaller, weaker conditions to see how well it grovels. Eric notes that the board excels in the Black Sheep construction, especially when paired with Noel’s Signature Pivot Twins + Trailer in Prepreg Carbon. The episode wraps up with Noel sitting down with Asa to talk through his experience on the Quiver Killer ’25. Watch the full episode to see what makes this board Noel’s Surfboard of the Year. Where to Buy Boards: https://lostsurfboards.net/surfboards... Where to Buy Fins: https://surfnshow.com/products/prepre... Noel's height 5'9" and weight 165 lb. Board DIMS: 5'5" x 19 x 2.30 (26.10L) Asa's height 5'10" and weight 165 lb Board DIMS: 5'5" x 19 x 2.30 (26.10L) Eric's height 5'8" and weight 175 lb Board DIMS: 5'7" x 19.38 x 2.40 (28.75L)