6'9" Alex Knost BMT Disco Consignment it contracts back inward after

it contracts back inward after the keel fins allowing the tail block to remain narrower

Stepanek developed asymmetrical fishes that take attributes from surfboard design theory that play to the strengths and weaknesses humans anatomy

The Campbell Brothers took this MR inspired outline and bonzerized it by applying an exaggerated version of their Bonzer Light Vehicle concave to the bottom contour with the goal of making an even more performance oriented MR style twin

Plenty of foam is kept in the rails to combat the "sticky" feeling that many hulls have

The 1967 surf film titled "The Hot Generation" by Paul Witzig documented the short lived popularity of one of the most physically and metaphorically pivotal board designs of surfing's Evolution Era

6'9" Alex Knost BMT Disco Consignment it contracts back inward afterBetween recording albums, touring, going on surf trips, and managing the Costa Mesa Conceptual Art Center, Costa Mesa's Alex Knost manages to squeeze in some time to shape some select sleds. The Disco model is a contemporary refinement on the Space Pins we all know and love from Knost's earlier stages of his shaping career. The Disco exhibits a teardrop outline with the wide point forward and a pulled in pin tail. The bottom contour starts with a