The History of …Lost Surfboards
Lost and Mayhem were not always household names. A little over two decades ago, Matt Biolos’s surfboard label was just beginning to gain traction in Southern California, where his short, wide, thicker boards were helping the average surfer rediscover their stoke for speed. "Guys buy my boards, and it's two-foot Trestles, and suddenly they're out there having the time of their life,” Matt once said. “I don't know. I'm just a big fat dude and I make boards that work for me. Which means they work for a lot of other people too."
Matt played a huge role in bringing these user-friendly high performance boards into the mainstream, and was named Surfing Magazine’s Shaper of the Year in 2010. Read More...
