The Lost GLYDRA is a mid-length board described as a stretched-out, fishy type, akin to a mini-glider with added performance. It aims to provide fun with a dose of performance, distinguishing itself from standard mid-lengths by incorporating features for better turning and wave-handling. It excels in small to medium-sized, fun, bowly waves, and can handle chop and busy conditions due to its design which generates speed and lift. The board features a double concave inside a single concave, a refined tail with a side cut for release and speed, and a relatively flat rocker with some nose and tail flip for maneuverability. It's suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers, though larger sizes can accommodate beginners. While it offers good maneuverability and paddle power for its type, some reviewers noted it doesn't glide as effortlessly as a traditional mid-length and requires more active turning. The Lib Tech construction offers durability. Pros include versatility in varied conditions, good speed generation, and maneuverability. Cons may be a less effortless glide than some mid-lengths and a potential struggle in very powerful, thick waves.