Dave Rastovich Riding His Bing Speed Square
Dave Rastovich can be seen riding his Bing Speed Square around the 5 minute mark.
“Hawaii usually means big boards when we talk surf. Dave Rastovich included. Though the difference between your guns and his, is that he still rides them with 2 fins not 3.
Rasta never discriminates against any board, stating that they simply resemble different types of musical instruments all playing a different sound. There’s no such thing as a “bad” board for Dave.
Here in this short clip, Rasta makes his music heard in Hawaii. Enjoy !!“
Video & text courtesy of Billabong.
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