Own your local spot or piss off locals with this wave catching Crowd Killing machine! Based off Lost® Surfboards’ hard version, the Catch Surf® X Matt “Mayhem” Biolos Crowd Killer is a hyper-funboard designed for a wider audience of riders. It’s a full-on wave catching, easy riding machine!
Note: All our surfboards come with FINS.
SPECS:
6'8" x 20.25" x 3.25" (47 Liters)
7’2” x 21.50” x 3.00” (53 Liters)
Features (No Gimmicks!)
…Lost’s Custom Shape by Matt “Mayhem” Biolos.
Slightly Wider, Wave-Catching Nose with a “No Pearl” Flip-Tip.
Relaxed and Fast Central Rocker that Glides with Ease.
Round Tail with Thruster Fin Setup.
Triple (x3) Maple-Ply Wood Stringers
Durable HDPE Bottom with Bumper-Tail.
OG Deck 2.0 with Improved Responsiveness & Durability.
Hi-Performance Removable Fin System with Leash Plug.
The Crowd Killer surfboard by Lost® is highly praised for its excellent board quality and perfect shape, making it suitable for various wave conditions. Customers appreciate its ease of riding and wave-catching capabilities.
"Received board quickly and in perfect condition." — David H.
"Board came quickly and in perfect shape." — george j.
Reviews
Love the width
"Makes it easy to pop up and catch almost every wave! Having lots of fun with this board"
— Manthan (5/5)
"Board is much better in person totally satisfied"
— Sean (5/5)
Great for me and my
"Great for me and my gf!"
— Eric S. (5/5)
My new #1 board from
"My new #1 board from Catch Surf. The Shape is sooo sick feels like a shortboard but paddles like a Log. New favorite blade!"
— Marley O. (5/5)
A true do-it-all board!
"Really really cool board, will pretty much handle anything you can throw at it. I got mine in 7'2 to start moving down from a longboard after a nearly 10 year break from surfing and it might be the most fun, versatile surfboard I've ever been on. Floats like a log but it can actually turn (bonus, fits in your car easily), works great even in the worst 1-2ft east coast summer slop, but with the tried and true CK shape it can still come alive in bigger waves and surfs like a real glass mid-length. Even has real fin boxes, I got the hi-perf fins, can't wait to see how they handle in the upcoming hurricane season. Let's stop kidding ourselves, we all know mids aren't exactly snappy boards anyway, save the $$$ for performance shorties and grab this for easy wave catching magic in virtually all conditions. Super light and maneuverable in the water, paddles insanely fast, and of course it's made out of pretty indestructible (and soft) ding proof foam so there's no worries when out in shorebreak or sketchy conditions. The longer the board, the more glass there is to ding up (dings the wallet too). . . so why not just skip the glass all together? Please make sure you keep the lost/mayhem collab going, they have the best shapes and the vibes from lost are always the best, I just got a 5'11 RNF too for bigger days and to complete my transition back to surfing shortboards again. I feel like I'll always want a few lost collabs in the quiver and plan to surf them both into a fine dust so I'm sure I'll need more eventually! Such cool colors and graphics too, just looking at it makes me want to surf. 10/10 grab one you won't be disappointed!"
— Justin (5/5)
My hubs can’t wait until
"My hubs can’t wait until his ankle is healed to shred with his new board with the kids."
— Christian P. (5/5)
Love how many seasons I
"Love how many seasons I can get with a catchsurf"
— Jonathan S. (5/5)
Fun board that makes catching
"Fun board that makes catching waves a breeze!"
— James C. (5/5)
"Better than any epoxy board."
— Lourdes (5/5)
So far so good
"Took the Crowd Killer and wax to the wave pool this week and was successful stepping down from an 8 foot log. I'm still twerking but the obstacle is the path and I'm having a blast !"
— Jude (5/5)
Q&A
I have not surfed in 15 years. Is this a decent board to jump back into it? East Coast outer banks.
Hello Tom - Yes, would be THE perfect board for you! I would suggest the 7'2". A little easier to paddle vs. 6'8" and will offer a little wider range of wave size, from small to large. If you were an advanced surfer; then the 6'8" would work well; but 7'2" will be the more all around ripper, especially in weaker summertime east coast surf. Thank you and welcome back!
In response to your reply on the previous comment, when will the new designs be released? Thanks!
Hello BC - We typically release new model year stock models around March and new model year PRO and Collaboration models around April or May. Thank you!
Hi, I started surfing this year and I'm looking to progress from an 8' log. Would you recommend the 7'2" crowd killer or the 6'6" skipper? I'll be surfing at t-street and salt creek. I'm 5'9" and about 135 pounds. Also, are there any new colorways planned for the crowd killer in the near future?
Hello! Go with the 7'2 or 6'8 Crowd Killer! That's one of our top selling boards at the moment and all the team guys love it! We will be releasing new colors/ designs for the Crowd Killer for 2025! Happy shredding!
Any way possible to pick up the boards I’m considering purchasing from your Malibu location?
Hello! Yes! We do offer in store pick up! Happy shredding!
Is this board good for small waves and is it a good choice from the 8 foot log?
Hello Shane! The 8'0 LOG would be a better choice for small wave cruising. The Crowd Killer is better suited for head high+. THink of the LOG as a mellow wave catching machine while the Crowd Killer is geared towards progression and wave count. Happy shredding!
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