Bing Surfboards Surf Shop Celebration
Thanks to everyone who came out to the Bing Surfboards Surf Shop 1 Year Anniversary Celebration this past Saturday. We had a great time and we were stoked to hand out some prizes and a Bing Surfboard to one lucky winner. Jerry Smart from Northern California was the grand prize winner for the 9’4″ Pintail Lightweight. We appreciate everyone who entered the raffle and we’ll be holding another in the future for another chance to win a Bing Surfboard. Thanks to all of our supporters for making the last year a success and we look forward to many more years here in the Encinitas community. Stop by to see the largest selection of Bing Surfboards (70 boards on the floor) in one location. We’d be happy to find the perfect board for you.
Bing Surfboards Surf Shop
802 N. Coast Hwy 101
Encinitas, CA 92024
760-944-6300
Open: Mon-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pm
Special Thanks: Manny Caro, Bitchin’ Burgers Gastro Truck, Nixon, Stance, Banks and Creatures of Leisure
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An Interview with Christian Marcher of Progressive Surf Academy
You’d be hard pressed to find someone more stoked on surfing than our friend and local ripper Christian Marcher. Big boards, small boards, soft tops, surf mats, hand planes, you name it and this guy rides them all at a very elite level. The best part about Christian is that he is always the nicest guy in the water and he pushes the boundaries of what you think is possible on a surfboard every time he paddles out.
With over 30 years of surfing experience, Christian has built Progressive Surf Academy into one of the most well-respected surf schools anywhere on the West Coast. He and his team use a very unique approach that dives deep into ocean safety, technique, and ethics in the lineup that you don’t see anywhere else. Christian delivers a premium surf experience for all ages and has been a part of the Bing family for a few years, so we sat down to chat and learn a bit more about the man and his love for the ocean.
