LOST FORMULA 1

The Lost Formula 1 is a world championship-proven round pin shortboard built for advanced surfing in powerful, punchy waves. Originally shaped for Julian Wilson and revived under the feet of 2025 World Champion Yago Dora, this is the board you reach for when conditions demand commitment.

WHO

The Formula 1 is built for surfers who already know how to surf — and want to push further.

  • Advanced intermediates ready to step up their performance in more demanding conditions
  • Experienced surfers who need a dedicated board for powerful, hollower waves
  • Competitive surfers and serious hobby surfers looking for a world-tour-tested shape
  • Surfers who prioritize drive, bite, and precision over forgiveness
  • Anyone who finds their everyday shortboard running out of grip or control in heavier surf

If you're comfortable in overhead-plus waves and want a board that rewards commitment and generates speed from the front foot, the Formula 1 is built for you

WHEN

The Formula 1 earns its place in the quiver when the waves have real consequence — overhead to well overhead, with power behind them. It shines in hollow, fast-breaking surf where a round pin tail's added bite and control make the difference between holding your line and getting washed. This is not a board for gutless or mushy days; it's shaped for conditions where you need your equipment to keep up with you. Hawaii's reef-heavy lineups with punchy, shifting peaks are exactly the environment this board was designed for.

WHAT

The Formula 1 is a direct descendant of Julian Wilson's original F1 template from the early 2010s — the board he used during his dominant years on tour — rebuilt from the original shaping file and merged with elements of the current Driver 3.0. Compared to the Driver 3.0, the F1 sits further set back in both outline and rail-line rocker. The nose is narrower at the 12" and 24" marks, with the wide point positioned further back and more curve through the hip. The tail is wider under the rear foot with more outline curve and a clearly defined pin in the last few inches — giving it more bite and connectivity than the Driver 3.0's rounder tail. A thick centerline with a vee deck tapers to rails that are slightly fuller and more forgiving, while added nose rocker and reduced tail rocker create a board that initiates quickly from the front foot and finishes sharp under the back.

The bottom contour runs a noticeably deeper single concave into a purposeful double concave all the way through the rear fin cluster. That combination generates lift and speed across a broad range of turn types — from long, driving carves to tight, committed bottom turns — without sacrificing the round pin's characteristic hold in critical sections. The result is a board that feels fast and lively underfoot with precise, high-radius finishes when it matters most.

DIMENSIONS

Pro dims

Length Width Thickness Volume (L)
5'4" 18.00" 2.20" 22.25
5'5" 18.13" 2.22" 23.00
5'6" 18.25" 2.25" 23.75
5'7" 18.38" 2.30" 24.75
5'8" 18.50" 2.35" 25.75
5'9" 18.63" 2.38" 26.75
5'10" 18.75" 2.42" 27.75
5'11" 18.88" 2.45" 28.75
6'0" 19.00" 2.50" 29.75
6'1" 19.25" 2.54" 31.00
6'2" 19.38" 2.60" 32.50
6'3" 19.50" 2.65" 33.75
6'4" 19.63" 2.70" 35.00
6'5" 19.75" 2.75" 36.50
6'6" 19.88" 2.80" 37.75

 

Bro dims — higher volume option for surfers who want more paddle and float at similar lengths

Length Width Thickness Volume (L)
5'8" 18.75" 2.42" 27.25
5'9" 18.88" 2.46" 28.25
5'10" 19.13" 2.50" 29.45
5'11" 19.25" 2.53" 30.50
6'0" 19.38" 2.57" 31.50
6'1" 19.50" 2.60" 32.65
6'2" 19.75" 2.64" 34.00
6'3" 19.88" 2.70" 35.50
6'4" 20.00" 2.75" 36.75
6'5" 20.25" 2.75" 37.75
6'6" 20.50" 2.80" 39.50
6'8" 20.75" 2.87" 42.00

CONSTRUCTION OPTIONS

PU: Traditional polyurethane foam with fiberglass and polyester resin. Classic flex pattern, familiar feel, easy to repair.

Lightspeed: EPS foam core with Lost's optimized epoxy layup. Lighter than PU with a livelier, more responsive feel.

Black Sheep: EPS core with Triax-NCF carbon fiber on deck and bottom. Maximum durability and stiffness with significant weight reduction.

FIN CONFIGURATIONS

Thruster (3-fin). Fins not included.

SHIPPING INFORMATION

Surfboard Shipping

We can only ship boards purchased from the shop at this time due to Cargo policy.

Due to handling requirements, surfboards are shipped with specific protocols and fees.

a. Oahu Store Pickup

HAWAII SURFBOARD SHIPPING RATES

NEIGHBOR ISLANDS:

Alaska Air Cargo

(All Size Boards)  - ETA Usually in two days (Boards can be picked up from the Alaska Air Cargo Airport from 7AM in the morning, a day after the board has been sent out.)

Please ensure we have your correct email address on file. Alaska Air Cargo sends pickup notifications exclusively via email; they do not provide phone alerts

NOTE ON STORAGE CHARGES

  • Stations in the states of Alaska and Hawai'i, operated by Alaska and Hawaiian Air Cargo: Storage fees will be assessed after five days, excluding weekends and holidays. Minimum charge: $40 per day
  • Stations outside of Alaska and Hawai'i, operated by Alaska and Hawaiian Air Cargo: Storage fees will be assessed after 72 hours, excluding weekends and holidays. Minimum charge: $40 per day

JAPAN SURFBOARDS SHIPPING

➤ Door to Door

CONTINENTAL USA: SURFBOARD SHIPPING

FedEx Door-to-Door Shipping 🚚

  • Boards up to 6'0": $75 flat rate to any Continental US address
  • Boards 6'1" to 8'0": Contact us for door-to-door quote
  • Delivery: 3-5 business days

Air Cargo Shipping (For boards over 8'0") ✈️

2-day delivery to major airports

Important:

  • Airport pickup required within 48 hours
  • Must show government ID for pickup
  • Let us know your travel dates - we'll time the delivery
  • Storage fees apply after 48 hours

West Coast Cities (2-day delivery)

Los Angeles (LAX)

  • Shortboard: $110
  • Mid-Length: $110
  • Longboard: $125

San Diego (SAN)

  • Shortboard: $110
  • Mid-Length: $110
  • Longboard: $125

San Francisco (SFO)

  • Shortboard: $110
  • Mid-Length: $110
  • Longboard: $125

Las Vegas (LAS)

  • Shortboard: $110
  • Mid-Length: $110
  • Longboard: $125

Portland (PDX)

  • Shortboard: $155
  • Mid-Length: $205
  • Longboard: $215

Seattle (SEA)

  • Shortboard: $110
  • Mid-Length: $110
  • Longboard: $125

Salt Lake City (SLC)

  • Shortboard: $155
  • Mid-Length: $205
  • Longboard: $215

Central & Mountain Cities (2-day delivery)

Denver (DEN)

  • Shortboard: $165
  • Mid-Length: $225
  • Longboard: $245

Chicago (ORD)

  • Shortboard: $165
  • Mid-Length: $225
  • Longboard: $245

Minneapolis (MSP)

  • Shortboard: $165
  • Mid-Length: $225
  • Longboard: $245

St. Louis (STL)

  • Shortboard: $165
  • Mid-Length: $225
  • Longboard: $245

Detroit (DTW)

  • Shortboard: $165
  • Mid-Length: $225
  • Longboard: $245

Houston (IAH)

  • Shortboard: $165
  • Mid-Length: $225
  • Longboard: $245

East Coast Cities (2-day delivery)

New York (JFK)

  • Shortboard: $110
  • Mid-Length: $110
  • Longboard: $125

Boston (BOS)

  • Shortboard: $110
  • Mid-Length: $110
  • Longboard: $125

Philadelphia (PHL)

  • Shortboard: $165
  • Mid-Length: $225
  • Longboard: $255

Washington DC (DCA)

  • Shortboard: $170
  • Mid-Length: $220
  • Longboard: $250

Baltimore (BWI)

  • Shortboard: $170
  • Mid-Length: $220
  • Longboard: $250

Atlanta (ATL)

  • Shortboard: $170
  • Mid-Length: $220
  • Longboard: $250

Miami (MIA)

  • Shortboard: $170
  • Mid-Length: $220
  • Longboard: $250

Orlando (MCO)

  • Shortboard: $170
  • Mid-Length: $220
  • Longboard: $250

Tampa (TPA)

  • Shortboard: $170
  • Mid-Length: $220
  • Longboard: $250

South Carolina (CHS) Connecting Flight via SEA

  • Shortboard: $225
  • Mid-Length: $250
  • Longboard: $325

Questions? Contact Us:

📞 Call/Text: (808) 597-9055

📧 Email: sales@hawaiiansouthshore.com

 

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What wave size is the Lost Formula 1 designed for?

The Formula 1 is built for overhead to well-overhead waves with real power behind them — hollow beach breaks, punchy reef peaks, and fast open-face walls where you need a board that holds through critical turns and generates speed without washing out. It can handle a range of conditions, but it earns its keep when the waves are pushing you, not the other way around. If you're mostly surfing waist-to-chest high on most days, the F1 is probably your step-up board, not your everyday ride.

What is the difference between the Lost Formula 1 and the Driver 3.0?

The Formula 1 is more set back in both outline and rocker than the Driver 3.0. It has a narrower nose, a wider point positioned further back, more curve through the tail, and a defined round pin rather than the Driver 3.0's rounder squash. The concave is noticeably deeper — running single to double all the way through the rear fins — giving the F1 more lift, speed, and hold in powerful surf. Think of the Driver 3.0 as a versatile everyday high-performance shortboard and the Formula 1 as the board you reach for when conditions are demanding a bit more grip and commitment.

What size Formula 1 should I ride?

Sizing depends on your weight, fitness level, how often you surf, and the type of waves you're riding it in. The pro dims run narrow and low-volume by design — Yago Dora's world title board was 6'0" x 19" x 2.5" at 29.75L. For most non-CT surfers, riding the correct volume matters more than riding a specific length. To get a sizing recommendation specific to you, contact us directly:

When you reach out, let us know: your current board dimensions and volume, which construction you're considering, the type of waves you'll be surfing most (beach break, reef break, or point break), how often you surf, and your location — location affects shipping options and helps us give accurate delivery info.

What makes the Lost F1 different from other round pin shortboards?

The Lost Formula 1 combines Julian Wilson's proven F1 template from the early 2010s with modern Driver 3.0 elements. It features a deep single to double concave, progressive outline, added nose rocker, and reduced tail rocker for enhanced drive and control in powerful waves.

Is the Lost F1 good for Hawaii surf conditions?

Yes, the Lost Formula 1 excels in Hawaii's hollow and powerful waves. The round pin tail provides control in steep faces, while the progressive outline and concave setup deliver drive and speed needed for waves like Pipeline, Sunset Beach, and Rocky Point. It's designed specifically for the type of surfing we experience in Hawaii.

What construction should I choose for the Lost Formula 1?

The Lost F1 is available in multiple constructions at Hawaiian South Shore: traditional PU for classic flex and feel, Lightspeed for lighter weight and enhanced responsiveness, and Black Sheep carbon for maximum durability and performance. Your choice depends on your surfing style and wave conditions.

Who should ride the Lost Formula 1?

The Lost Formula 1 is best suited for intermediate to advanced surfers who want a high-performance round pin for powerful waves. If you're comfortable surfing overhead waves and want control in hollow or larger surf, this board will elevate your progressive surfing style.