9'2" Alex Knost Personal Model Cyber21 You can see the major

You can see the major influence that Transition Era style boards of 1968 had on Kegel with this model

The s-deck on the Burrito is especially beautiful looking

the judges were blown away by Young's spunky

needless to say

The displacement hull runs the entire length of the board and holds the shape of its convexity from nose all the way until about the last third of the board where the roll starts to flatten out slightly

9'2" Alex Knost Personal Model Cyber21 You can see the major9'2" x 21 7 8" x 2 7 8" This is Alex Knost's newest iteration of his Personal Model equipped with his signature on the stringer. This is a blunt noserider with a health dose of nose concave that transitions into a deep rolled belly, forgiving rails, flat nose rocker, and a solid amount of tail rocker.