Bing’s Mele Saili and James Parry in Wavelength Magazine
“Just keep pushing the barriers. Growing up as girls we’re treated like we’re fragile timid creatures, which makes us think that we are. I’d like girls to break these barriers, try new tricks and do more critical surfing. Times are changing and I’m excited for what’s to come.”
We are so stoked to see a new featured interview entitled ‘The Times THEY ARE a Changin’ in the latest issue of Wavelength Magazine featuring our very own Mele Saili with words and photos by our own James Parry. We are so thankful to have both Mele and James as a part of the Bing family and love seeing the both of them make such a positive impact on the surf world.
Also in Bing Surfboards Blog
An Alaskan Adventure with Anna
Bing rider Anna Gudauskas isn't one to sit still for too long. Travelling to remote waves in cold climates seems to be an addiction of sorts. Although the temps are below freezing, seeing waves peel off with no one around is enough to warm up her big smile. Check out the photos by Sarah Lee.
Rest in Peace: Hap Jacobs
The loss of legendary shaper Hap Jacobs has been another blow to the Bing Surfboards family. His early friendship with Bing Copeland, and his mentorship of Matt and Margaret Calvani helped pave the way for the resurgence of the Bing brand over the last 20 years. Matt + Margaret Calvani and Bing Copeland share their thoughts of his passing.
Changing Tides Day 2021
Bing Surfboards is celebrating #ChangingTidesDay by donating to my friends at @Changingtidesfoundation whose mission is to empower women to protect the planet and promote inclusivity and diversity in and out of the ocean, and we encourage you to shop Bing Surf Shop and bingsurf.com where will be donating 10% of todays sales to the Changing Tides Foundation.