What skill level is the 3.0 Stub Driver for?

The 3.0 Stub Driver is designed for Intermediate/Advanced surfers.

What kind of waves is the 3.0 Stub Driver best in?

The 3.0 Stub Driver works best in Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs.

What wave size does the 3.0 Stub Driver suit?

The 3.0 Stub Driver performs best in 2-5ft waves.

What fin setup does the 3.0 Stub Driver use?

The 3.0 Stub Driver has a Thruster set up.

What type of surfboard is the 3.0 Stub Driver?

The 3.0 Stub Driver has a High Performance outline.

What volume does the 3.0 Stub Driver come in?

The 3.0 Stub Driver is available in a 19.25–38.5 L volume range.

3.0 Stub Driver

Name: 3.0 Stub Driver
Brand: LOST

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The 3.0 Stub Driver, developed in collaboration with Kolohe Andino, is a high-performance shortboard derived from the Driver 3.0. Designed for elite surfers, it excels in small beach breaks with its relaxed entry and tail rocker, slightly wider nose, and deeper single to double concave for more lift when compared to its big brother. The board features a moderate/agressive rocker and a single to double concave combination for quick, easy release and fits seamlessly into small pockets. With soft, forgiving rails and more width overall, the 3.0 Stub Driver provides a smooth transition from the Driver 3.0, offering high performance in average to sub-par surf.

Specs Overview

Outline: High Performance

Ability Level: Intermediate/Advanced

Wave Height: 2-5ft

Wave Type: Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs

Fin Type: Thruster

Concave: Single to Double

Entry Rocker: Moderate/Aggressive

Exit Rocker: Moderate/Aggressive

Overall Rocker: Moderate/Aggressive

Rail Type: Medium

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Under Your Feet

A stepped-down version of the Driver 3.0 the 3.0 Stub provides the same feeling as its older brother with adjustments that will help in smaller conditions.

When it's pumping

Even with less rocker and wider nose area, compared to the Driver 3.0, the board can handle good waves pretty well.
The single to double concave allows smooth transitions rail-to-rail

When it's fair

Small waves? No problem! The board was built to high perform in average surf
The wider nose area for an HP surfboard increases paddle power and generates speed through flatter sections

Quick compare

	3.0 Stub Driver LOSTThis board	DRIVER 3.0 LOST
Dimensions
Wave Height	2-5ft	3-7 ft
Concave	Single to Double	Single to Double
Entry Rocker	Moderate/Aggressive	Moderate/Aggressive
Exit Rocker	Moderate/Aggressive	Aggressive
Rail Type	Medium	Medium

Silhouettes are normalized to the same nose-to-tail length, so this is a shape comparison rather than a true-scale view. Outlines are generated automatically from product photos, not CAD files, so minor inaccuracies can occur.

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Frequently asked questions

What skill level is the 3.0 Stub Driver for?: The 3.0 Stub Driver is designed for Intermediate/Advanced surfers.
What kind of waves is the 3.0 Stub Driver best in?: The 3.0 Stub Driver works best in Beach and Point Breaks, Reefs.
What wave size does the 3.0 Stub Driver suit?: The 3.0 Stub Driver performs best in 2-5ft waves.
What fin setup does the 3.0 Stub Driver use?: The 3.0 Stub Driver has a Thruster set up.
What type of surfboard is the 3.0 Stub Driver?: The 3.0 Stub Driver has a High Performance outline.
What volume does the 3.0 Stub Driver come in?: The 3.0 Stub Driver is available in a 19.25–38.5 L volume range.

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Founded by the iconic shaper Matt Biolos from San Clemente, CA in 1992, Lost surfboards is one of the most recognize brands in the surfing world. From shaping boards for legends and icons of the sport, to CT and CS surfers, to the every day surfer, Lost has a wide range of models that fits every style and level of surfing.

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