Applying all of the nuances of original Bing surfboards, Matt Calvani designs this surfboard to be an evolution of the noserider. A surfboard inspired by the Bing Original Noserider that...
Applying all of the nuances of original Bing surfboards, Matt Calvani designs this surfboard to be an evolution of the noserider. A surfboard inspired by the Bing Original Noserider that...
This new mini-noserider shape was coined the "Collector" because when you paddle it out, it will undoubtedly collect! Built primarily as a mid-range, this board appeals to a broad range...
A new style of board for a new era of stylish surfing, combining attributes from all eras. Imagine the glide and trim from the 60's combined with Jeff Hackman’s style...
The Remmy is our calling card and they will never let you down. We took a note from what we know works, inspired by retro round sunglasses that captured our...
Lily mixes attitude, sophistication, and fun into a glamorous package. Inspired by Norie and Mabel (two of our best-selling women’s frames), this classic cat-eye pushes into a more fashion-forward direction with accentuated...
Both iconic and timeless, Myles is easy on the eyes and versatile enough to compliment a wide range of personal styles and tastes. And while the vintage silhouette is instantly...
Both iconic and timeless, Myles is easy on the eyes and versatile enough to compliment a wide range of personal styles and tastes. And while the vintage silhouette is instantly...
What would you do if you were gifted an almost pristine 1970s Bing single fin? Would you keep it for yourself? Most probably would. Encinitas local Mario Ordoñez-Calderón saw it as an opportunity to give back to his community. Mario approached Bing Surfboards about raffling off the gorgeous 7’4” single fin to raise money for his local non-profit, Un Mar De Colores, and we gladly accepted. We’ll be holding 14 day raffle for this original Bing surfboard with a live drawing for the winner on July 17th. All proceeds will go to Un Mar De Colores.
We met in 1949 hanging on the rail of the Manhattan Beach pier watching Velzy and the older guys surfing planks and paddle boards on the waves below. That was our introduction to surfing, and the surfer life, that consumed us both for the next seventy plus years. Even though we were competitors in the surfboard business we’ve always remained close friends and best buddies. Rest In Peace Greg, you’ll be missed. - Bing Copeland
Eric Diamond, or "E.D.", as most of us know him, has deep roots that started back when his father, Daryl Diamond, drove the Clark Foam delivery truck with Eric riding shotgun.
Fast forward to today, Eric did a couple of designs for us here at Bing; "Waves of Change" and "Planer". They obviously reflect his passion for the transitional period. We are thrilled to have him as a Bing Ambassador / Artist and are proud to present his work for your enjoyment.
