6'8" Alex Knost BMT Modified Disco (Used) bags

6'8" Alex Knost BMT Modified Disco (Used) bags6'8" *No fin included Between 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 early stages of his shaping career. The Disco exhibits a teardrop outline with the wide point forward and a pulled in pin tail. The bottom

The rocker is low with a genrous amount of kick in the tail

it is a total biological restoration that renders a multi-step

The convex bottom contour allows the board to roll over onto its rail and bank smooth

The majority of the rocker in the board lies in the top 1/3 with just a slight flip rolling out the tail

This elongates the apex of the double concave's spine into a bell shaped curve that introduces properties of convexity to a bottom contour that has traditionally been mostly focused on its concave structure

The bottom contour starts slightly rolled in the nose

The bottom contour starts with a slight single concave in the nose that runs into a triplane hull that runs into 3 tight channels that run the middle of the board out the tail

walnut fins made by Paul himself

pulled in nose

These delicate suits demand the upmost care

The bottom begins with a slightly rolled entry that flows into a shallow single concave

and pulled in pin tail