The Lost RNF '96 Kingfish is a mid-length board designed to offer a more playful and accessible ride, building on the success of the original RNF '96. It aims to meet the need for a mid-length with more volume, making it suitable for a wide range of surfers. Key features include a low entry rocker for easy wave catching and a more enhanced tail rocker for performance in steeper waves. The rails are full but rounded and soft on the edges, providing forgiveness. It comes in a wide size range from 60 to 76, and the nose and tail width remain consistent across sizes, ensuring performance characteristics are maintained regardless of board length. The Kingfish is primarily set up as a two-plus-one fin configuration, offering a balance of looseness and drive, though it can also be ridden as a thruster. Best suited for small to medium surf conditions, the Kingfish appeals to older surfers, intermediates, and those looking for easier wave-catching and smoother lines without sacrificing the ability to carve. It's also a good option for surfers transitioning from softer boards. Pros: Increased volume and paddle power, easy wave catching, forgiving rails, wide size range, versatile fin setups. Cons: May not appeal to high-performance surfers seeking maximum responsiveness in larger waves.