Mick and I set out to make the ultimate noserider that could achieve parallel tens while maintaining a responsive drivey turn to take Mick’s technical approach to surfing to the...
"When I designed the current PTLW in 2001 I focused on what was currently trending at the time, more nose rocker, and a wider nose. With the redesigned Pintail Lightweight...
The PK (Pocket Knife) Speed shape is an adaptation of the original Pocket Knife model designed in collaboration with rider, Mele Saili. Featuring a flatter tail rocker and a pulled-in...
Mick and I set out to make the ultimate noserider that could achieve parallel tens while maintaining a responsive drivey turn to take Mick’s technical approach to surfing to the...
Infos & Characteristics The BASELAYER function is to provide added warmth to your existing wetsuit, by adding an extra neoprene thickness. This model features a 83% recycled nylon outside jersey...
Infos & Characteristics The BASELAYER function is to provide added warmth to your existing wetsuit, by adding an extra neoprene thickness. The hooded version provides a great water tight set-up,...
Infos & Characteristics The MAGMA hood features a double flap: One stays outside the wetsuit collar while the other one comes inside. It creates a double barrier against water flushing...
Infos & Characteristics The go-to wetsuit: Reliable from mid-season to early winter, the SEAFARER 4.3mm is probably the wetsuit you’ll use most often all year round. The SEAFARER brings us...
Since the opening of the first Bing shop in Leucadia in 2013, becoming a part of the local surf community has been our main goal. Over the years we’ve hosted dozens of events all centered around two things... our love for surfing and bringing the community together. Whether it’s a new board model release party, an art show, or a charitable event we have always found that keeping our gatherings open to the public and heavily attended by the local surf tribe is something you can’t put a price on.
It goes without saying that everyone needs a break from reality sometimes. Luckily, for all of us here at Bing Surfboards that break comes in the form of mandatory surf days a few times a year. We spend our lives making or selling surfboards, so getting the chance to surf together is special on so many levels. Recently we had the chance to get the gang together and here’s how it went.
This last weekend’s Boardroom Show reflected what was and what should be! The upbeat crowd filled the aisles early Saturday morning as exhibitors stood in their booths filled with the latest designs and technologies for furthering enjoyment of the wave riding experience.
