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
THE DESTINATION IS THE DESTINATION
THE BOARDROOM 2023 COMPETITOR INTERVIEWS
Name, hometown, and surfboard brand.
Josh Peterson, hometown Virginia Beach (born) Haleiwa (currently living), and my brand is Peterson Surfcraft.
When and where did you start surfing? Describe your first surfboard.
I started surfing when I was about 15 in Virginia Beach, and my first board was an old funboard from WRV that was about 7’6” and had glass on thrusters and an insane airbrush.
