9'2" Alex Knost Noserider surfgear The rails are nicely foiled

The rails are nicely foiled in the nose then transition to a softer rail towards the middle of the board and end in a hard edge in the tail

Flat rocker profile

This board wants to fly down the line at high speeds but it also doesn't mind getting a bit more vertical

The rocker profile is low with a little more flip in the nose but almost flat out the tail

convex bottom log that allowed Young to surf in and around the pocket with more ease and played a huge role in the evolution of surfboard design

9'2" Alex Knost Noserider surfgear The rails are nicely foiledThis is Alex Knost's latest iteration of his personal noserider. Knost shaped this log under Russell's Brotherhood label, 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, Shawn Stussy, Jeff Timpone and progressive chargers like Junior Beck, Lenny Foster, Billy Pells, Paul Heussenstamm, and