Bing In the Media (updated 2.7.10)
| IN THE MEDIA Updated 2.7.2010 |
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SURFER MAGAZINE: THE SURFBOARD GUIDE 2010 – Featuring Bing models (OT Lotus, Elevator by Chris Del Moro, and Lovebird by Chris Del Moro, and an interview with Bing head shaper, Matt Calvani.Download (.pdf / 2.1 MB) |
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BLUE MAGAZINE JAPAN (November 2009 Issue) – Featuring an interview with Bing shaper and team rider, Ashley Lloyd, and the Bing Dear & Yonder Model Surfboard.Download (.pdf / 894 KB) |
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SLIDE MAGAZINE (Issue #15) – North Atlantic Gifts (Story by Mikey DeTemple) – Surfing in the Northeast U.S., featuring Mikey DeTemple, Kassia Meador and Bing team rider, Rob KulisekDownload (.pdf / 1.2 MB) |
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LIQUID SALT MAGAZINE (Online)- Profiles of the people who make the history, culture, art & lifestyle of surfing – Features interviews with Bing Copeland, Matt Calvani, Zeph Carrigg, Chris Del Moro, Ashley Lloyd, Rob Kulisek and many more. |
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SURFSCIENCE.COM (Online)- Matt Calvani of Bing: Progressing with the Right Surfboard – Get Bing head shaper, Matt Calvani’s take on riding the right equipment.For full story, click here. |
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SURFER MAGAZINE (June 2009 Issue) – Features Life Aquatic, a story by Bing team rider, Chris Del Moro, about his travels through the islands of Indonesia with filmmaker, Thomas Campbell and the cast of The Present. The article features beautiful images from the trip (courtesy of Dane Peterson), including Chris shreddin’ his Bing Lovebird Model.Download (.pdf / 4.4 MB) |
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OUTSIDE MAGAZINE (Summer 2009 Issue) – This year’s Summer Buyer’s Guide features a review of the Bing Lovebird Model by Chris Del Moro. Available on newstands May 1st.Download (.pdf / 1.7 MB) |
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VOGUE SPAIN (May 2009 Issue) – Check out page 160 for the latest in European surfboard fashion!Download (.pdf / 1.2 MB) |
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SURFER: THE SURFBOARD GUIDE 2009 – Featuring 120+ boards from the world’s best shapers and manufacturers, including shapes and interview with Bing head shaper, Matt Calvani.Download (.pdf / 1.2 MB) |
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THE SURFER’S JOURNAL (VOL. 18, NO. 2) – Please welcome Bing’s newest team rider, Rob Kulisek of Long Beach, NY (page 104).Download (.pdf / 712 KB) |
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SURFER MAGAZINE (JULY 2009) – Featuring the new Bing Whippet by Chris Del Moro in this month’s Board Forum (page 129).Download (.pdf / 234 KB) |
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BLISSS MAGAZINE (APRIL 2009) – Clothing company FEW New Zealand pays tribute to Bing Copeland & RIck Stoner’s role in introducing modern-day surfing to the people of New Zealand in their April ad.Download (.pdf / 144 KB) |
Also in Bing Surfboards Blog
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 park you may be eager to surf. The parks actually produce waves that rival the quality of your local home break, if not better! The feedback from each family member can help you know what Bing to ride at a wave park near you.
Interview with Mario Ordoñez-Calderón of 'Un Mar De Colores'
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.
Rest In Peace: Greg 'Da Bull' Noll
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