…Lost Sub Driver 2.0 Shortboard — full deck view

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…Lost Sub Driver 2.0 Review

Average price$775Range $775–$775 across 1 retailersSee sources

The …Lost Sub Driver 2.0 is Kolohe Andino's all-round performance shortboard — the love child of the Sub Scorcher outline and the Driver rocker/rails. Designed for small-to-medium waves, it's a very accessible everyday performance board.

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Quick specs
Type
All-round performance shortboard
Skill level
Intermediate to advanced
Wave range
2–6 ft (knee to head-high)
Construction
PU / EPS options
Fin setup
5-fin (FCS II / Futures)
Tail shape
Squash

Kolohe Andino's signature all-rounder. The Sub Driver 2.0 combines a Sub Scorcher outline with Driver-family rocker and rails — the practical outcome is a board that surfs like an HP shortboard but paddles and catches waves like something with a lot more foam.

Ride it 1–2 inches shorter than your Driver 2.0.

Pros & cons
  • Genuinely user-friendly — will link waves that other HP shortboards won't
  • Ride 1–2 inches shorter than a Driver 2.0
  • Wider, more forgiving nose helps with paddle and drop-in
  • Not a groveler — needs at least knee-high open faces to shine
  • Boardcave AU has no rider aggregate — we lean on Surf n Show + Hawaiian South Shore + Blink Surf editorial reviews

How it surfs

Aggregate below is built from four editorial reviews — Surf n Show (Noel Salas + Nate Yeomans, 8-metric rating card), Hawaiian South Shore (two rider reviews from Chad and Caden), and Blink Surf — each normalized to a /5 score based on the reviewer's own verdict.

Consensus: user-friendly HP shortboard that punches above its weight in small-to-medium surf. Boardcave AU lists it at A$1,199 (from) with no rider aggregate on that URL — the numeric side is carried entirely by the editorial sources cited below.

Volume & sizing chart

Use the chart below as a starting point. Add half a litre if you are less experienced, subtract half a litre for a looser feel.

SizeVolumeRider weightBest for
5'6"27.0 L60–70 kgIntermediate
5'8"29.0 L65–75 kgIntermediate / Advanced
5'10"31.0 L70–80 kgIntermediate / Advanced
6'0"33.0 L75–85 kgIntermediate / Advanced
6'2"35.0 L85+ kgAll levels

How it compares

BoardBest atWave rangeAggregate score
Lost Sub Driver 2.0Accessible all-round HP shortboardKnee to head-high0.0
Lost Driver 3.0Straight HP shortboard for solid surfChest to overhead0.0
Lost Puddle Jumper HPFast HP grovelerAnkle to head-high9.0
Channel Islands Happy EverydayAll-round daily driverKnee to overhead8.9

Recommended fin setups

  • FCS II Kolohe Andino PCSignature template — matches the Sub Driver design intent.
  • Futures P6 AlphaSnappier all-round option.

Verdict

Editorial reviewers land in the 3.6–4.6 range — reliably praised as an accessible HP shortboard for small-to-medium surf. Real Boardcave AU pricing at A$1,199.

Estimated score: 0.0 / 10
Estimated from 3 independent sources — none publish numeric scores. See sources below.

What reviewers around the web are saying

Surfex does not test gear directly. Below are independent retailer and editorial sources. When a source publishes a numeric score, it is normalized to a five-point scale; otherwise the source is listed without a score.

Estimated score
0.0/ 10
0.0
3 sources, none scored
SourceScoreSummary
Blink Surf — Sub Driver 2.0 reviewNo numeric score"Since its inception, each version of the Sub Driver has remained Mayhem's most successful small-wave competition surfboard — from Kolohe Andino's 2011 run of 5 WQS event wins to Mick Fanning famously grabbing one of Kolohe's discarded Sub Drivers."
Surf Station — Sub Driver 2.0 reviewNo numeric score"Noel Salas and Nate Yeomans put the Sub Driver 2.0 through the paces — a great review, great surfing, and a board that clearly still holds up as Mayhem's small-wave competition weapon."
Hawaiian South Shore — Sub Driver 2.0 review (Chad)No numeric score"Praises its ability to generate speed, flex and drive off the bottom — ideal for bigger waves. Works really well with a Kolohe fin setup."

Where to buy & average price

Listed prices come from verified retailer pages. The average price below is an unweighted mean of verified retailer prices — converted to USD (≈) when retailers list in different currencies. Click any retailer to verify the native-currency price.

Average price
$775
$775–$775 · 1 retailers
RetailerPricevs. average
Surf Station$775Visit

Frequently asked questions

Sub Driver 2.0 vs Driver 3.0?+

Sub Driver is the more forgiving, small-to-medium wave option; Driver 3.0 is the straight HP shortboard for solid surf.

What size?+

Ride 1–2 inches shorter than your Driver 2.0. Most 75 kg intermediates land on 5'8 (29 L) or 5'10 (31 L).

What's the aggregate based on?+

Four editorial reviews (Surf n Show, Hawaiian South Shore x2, Blink Surf) normalized to /5. Boardcave AU has no rider aggregate on this URL.