Carver x ...Lost Pisces CX Surf Skateboard | 29"

Carver x …Lost Pisces CX Surfskate Complete | 29"

Carver x …Lost Pisces in CX Raw. 29" x 10.5" 7-ply maple, 15.875" wheelbase, 6.5" CX front truck / C2 rear truck, 65mm 83a Roundhouse Slick Green Glo wheels, Carver ABEC 7 built-in bearings. Quick turns, smooth speed — 25 years of design evolution in one board.

The Pisces is the result of 25 years of progressive surfboard design from …Lost's Matt "Mayhem" Biolos, translated directly to pavement. What makes it stand out in the Carver lineup is the combination of a compact 29" length with a wider-than-expected 10.5" deck and a stretched 15.875" wheelbase — a geometry that gives you quick, responsive turns without the twitchy feel that short boards with tight wheelbases can produce. It's the board that feels quick underfoot without surprising you — always ready for the next line, always carrying speed smoothly between turns. The bold, progressive …Lost graphic reflects exactly the kind of design philosophy that's driven Mayhem's boards from the early days of modern shortboard shaping to where performance surfboard design sits today.

The CX front truck is Carver's patented hybrid reverse kingpin with a precision pivot pin — single-axis turns that snap rail to rail with thruster-style immediacy and no lag between input and response. The wider 10.5" platform gives you extra leverage to really drive the CX truck through committed carves, which is where this board earns its feel. The 65mm 83a Roundhouse Slick wheels in Green Glo are a harder spec than Carver's Concave formula — more flow, more slide, and faster roll on smooth pavement — matched to a board designed for efficient pumping and quick direction changes rather than maximum-grip technical training sessions. Carver ABEC 7 built-in bearings keep everything correctly mated and rolling fast from the first push.

…Lost Surfboards has been shaping progressive performance boards in San Clemente, California since 1995 — Matt Biolos has shaped boards for Kelly Slater, Julian Wilson, Kolohe Andino, and some of the most progressive surfers on the QS and CT. Carver invented the surfskate in 1996 and remains the technical benchmark for the category nearly 30 years later. The Pisces is what happens when those two pedigrees converge — decades of performance design knowledge, on four wheels.

Why Ride the Carver x …Lost Pisces CX?

• Stretched Wheelbase for Its Size — 15.875"
  At 29" long, the Pisces runs a longer wheelbase than most compact surfskates; the result is a board that feels quick and responsive through turns without the twitchy instability that tight-wheelbase short boards can produce — speed generation stays smooth and predictable.
• Extra Wide 10.5" Deck
  More foot space and leverage than the standard compact Carver range; the wider platform lets you drive the CX truck harder through committed carves and gives confident, stable footing for pumping and direction changes.
• 6.5" CX Patented Front Truck
  Carver's hybrid reverse kingpin with a precision pivot pin delivers snappy, single-axis turns with immediate, thruster-style response; rail-to-rail engagement that the 10.5" width amplifies for powerful, controlled carving.
• C2 Rear Truck
  Standard reverse kingpin rear provides the stable platform the CX front needs; balances the snap and responsiveness of the front truck without making the board unpredictable at speed.
• 65mm 83a Roundhouse Slick Wheels — Green Glo
  Harder and faster than Carver's Concave formula; less grip, more flow, and efficient roll on smooth pavement — spec matched to a board designed for quick pumping and fluid carving rather than maximum-grip aggressive training.
• 7-Ply Maple Construction
  Stiff, light, and responsive; the right foundation for a wider short board that needs to transmit rider input cleanly and quickly without unwanted flex affecting the CX truck response.
• 25 Years of …Lost Design Evolution
  The Pisces is built on decades of progressive surfboard development from Mayhem; a shape that has been refined across generations of performance surfboards and translated to pavement without compromise.
• Carver ABEC 7 Built-In Bearings
  Precision bearings integrated into the wheel design; always correctly mated, fast from day one, and consistently reliable across the kind of daily riding this board is built for.
• Lifetime Warranty
  Every Carver product carries a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects — built to last, backed unconditionally.

Specs

• Deck Length: 29"
• Deck Width: 10.5"
• Wheelbase: 15.875"
• Deck Construction: 7-ply maple
• Front Truck: 6.5" Carver CX (patented single-axis pivot) — Raw
• Rear Truck: Carver C2 (reverse kingpin)
• Bushings: Carver CX Standard 87a Smoke
• Wheels: Carver Roundhouse Slick 65mm / 83a Green Glo
• Bearings: Carver ABEC 7 built-in
• Risers: Carver 3/16" gasket x 2 (3/8" total)
• Hardware: Carver countersunk 1.25" stainless steel
• Warranty: Lifetime
• Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced
• Rider Style: Surf Training / Carving / Pump / Urban

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between a surfskate and a cruiser skateboard?
A: A surfskate is built specifically to replicate the feel and movement of surfing on pavement — the patented front truck system allows for deep, front-foot-driven carves and the ability to generate speed through pumping, just like on a surfboard. A cruiser is designed for comfortable everyday riding — commuting, carving at a more relaxed pace, and navigating urban terrain. A surfskate demands more active engagement and rewards surf-specific technique; a cruiser is more forgiving and accessible from day one. If you surf and want something to train on or stay sharp between sessions, a surfskate is the right call. If you just want a smooth, fun board to get around on, a cruiser will serve you better. Not sure which direction to go? Call us on 03 9421 2293 and we'll help you figure it out.

Q: What size surfskate should I choose?
A: Shorter surfskates deliver tighter, sharper turns — better for technical carving, quick direction changes, and replicating the feel of a shorter board in the surf. Longer surfskates offer more flow and a drawn-out, rail-to-rail feel that suits bigger, more sweeping turns and riders who want a smoother, more relaxed carving experience. As a general guide, if you ride a shorter board in the surf or want maximum responsiveness, go shorter. If you ride a mid-length or longboard or want more glide and flow underfoot, go longer. Give us a call on 03 9421 2293 and we'll match you to the right setup based on how you surf and what you're trying to get out of it.

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