7'0" Alex Knost BMT Mid-Length shoes The displacement hull runs the

The displacement hull runs the entire length of the board and holds the shape of its convexity from nose to tail

Tap into this board's acceleration point by holding your foot placement on the back third of the board

Developed over 50 years ago by George Greenough in Santa Barbara

The rocker profile is balanced with a fair amount of nose and tail rocker that transitions subtly from the wide point outward towards either end

Drop into a little slice of surf history with this 1966 Gordon & Smith log

7'0" Alex Knost BMT Mid-Length shoes The displacement hull runs theBetween recording albums, touring, going on surf trips, and running the Costa Mesa Conceptual Art Center, Costa Mesa's Alex Knost manages to squeeze in some time to shape some select sleds. New from BMT this sled is a combination of a couple different design ideas we've been seeing from Alex lately. The outline has the wide point pushed way up front and tapers pretty quickly into a pulled in rounded square tail. The rail foil reminds us of the single