Lost Uber Driver Surfboard Review

Trip Forman reviews the Lost Uber Driver at REAL Watersports.
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[@jmac1228]

Great review! How would you compare this to a quiver killer? Similar size range/type of waves?

[@wozza77able]

Some of the best best quads I’ve ridden are squash tails, it baffles me why mayhem don’t do this board in 5 plugs as standard! And the pro build is just a rought for the average joe.

[@ryantherock7664]

Ive heard the uber driver xl has been released...do they use the same cut file as the uber driver?

[@REALWatersports]

No it's not the same cut file, it's the new model

[@lexmarkz25]

Hi guys, I'm considering buying this board. I'm 6'1@180lbs. Would a 6'3" 35L would be good? I'm currently riding a 42L mini simmons and just want to transition into something more performance oriented.

[@steffenworldcitizensurf5926]

Yes it will float you fine at such length/volume. if you are in the intermediate surf experience range; it will be generous enough for you to whip it around without being too floaty. If you are Very experienced, I would drop it to next lower dims.

[@CainanParker]

Depends how long you've been surfing really. I'm 6'2" 194lbs, been surfing about 18yrs and ride a 5'11" which is around 32L (Which is slightly more volume than normal)