Bing Feral Pigs, Surf A Pig, Pig Luau, and Blue Magazine
For those of you who missed Mike Black‘s Pig Luau, the October issue of Japan’s Blue Magazine will definitely bring you up to speed. Featuring anything and everything to do with pig shaped surfboards, no pig was left behind. Some of the Bing crew in attendance was the legend Bing Copeland, head shaper Matt Calvani, Margaret Calvani, Adam Cap, Mike Beckwith, and Mick Rodgers. Spot the Bing Feral Pig‘s in the photos below and keep your eye out for the 3’9″ Bing Piglet.
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Artist Spotlight: Brian Bent
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Bing + Surfing Wave Pools
With new wave pool parks opening up around the world, it's possible to get waves in places you wouldn't expect to. A few of our Bing family members have had the chance to get some Bing Surfboards under their feet at land locked wave parks you may be eager to surf. The parks actually produce waves that rival the quality of your local home break. The feedback from each family member can help you know what Bing to ride at a wave park near you.