6'8" Alex Knost BMT Modified Disco (Used) candles&incense a throwback to Newport Beach's

a throwback to Newport Beach's surfing history of the 1970's when the Russell Crew was referred to as The Brotherhood and was made up of a radical bunch of craftsmen and shredders alike including Russell Brown

This board in particular is oriented for the goofy footed toe side / regular footed heel side to feel more like a fish with a relatively longer and straighter rail line and keel fin set up while the goofy footed heel side / regular footed toe side surfs more tightly similar to the shape of a round tail quad

specifically in the below compilation from the beginning to 2:05mins

The outline of the L-Spoon has the wide point set slightly lower than center with a pulled in nose and a moderately narrow squash tail that gives the outline a nice amount of curvature towards the bottom half

Looking to test out a board from Grant

6'8" Alex Knost BMT Modified Disco (Used) candles&incense a throwback to Newport Beach's6'8" *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