6'6" Alex Knost BMT Blind Foil (Used) Textile

6'6" Alex Knost BMT Blind Foil (Used) Textile6'6" *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 bottom contours hold a lot of interest with a scooped nose concave that leads into a spiral vee that runs the remaining 2/3 of the board

The Gato Heroi Playdate is one of their most versatile models that can be surfed by folks coming from a wide range of skill levels in a wide variety of conditions

11'1" x 23" x 31/4"

The Low Log is basically flat

Marc Andreini is on of California's most seasoned veteran board builders who was shaping and shredding during surfing's Transition Era and still continues to shape and shred boards derived from this significant period in surf history

Relative to many of the Gato Heroi models

When talking to the shaper

This is a highly refined

The rails are on the softer side and the bottom contour is relatively flat the entire length of the board

This is the iconic ladies 'Catsuit' in 3/2mm

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more than a cleanser