6'5" Alex Knost BMT Thruster (Used) Surf The bottom contour is quite

The bottom contour is quite interesting starting flat in the nose and quickly turning into a tri-plane hull with a deep single concave that runs through the tail

The bottom contour consists of a single to double barrel concave ending just before the middle of the fin placement

it works just like how you'd imagine Michael Peterson's board working in the iconic 1972 surf film

This Surfar's forward volume provides a comfortable home base north of the wide point for building trim speed and a secondary sweet spot back towards the tail for delivering that speed and unloading it into turns

low tail rocker

6'5" Alex Knost BMT Thruster (Used) Surf The bottom contour is quite6'5" *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. This one off thruster includes a thin foiled rail, diamond tail, and a rolled bottom contour that fades into slight double concave out the tail. Nose guard included Want to try out one of Al's shapes? Check out the Daydream Research Center!