Germany’s Blue Surf & Travel Magazine Features Bing Surfboards – Part 2
Part II of Robin York’s three part series has arrived! Click the picture above to read about the surfboard building process (German) and to view photos of his 9’6 Trimulux as it travels through the factory.
From the editor:
To my heroes at BING: here’s the second installment of my three part series on the building of my dream board, courtesy of Bing Surfboards. It’s in German, as I’m an editor for the German-speaking Blue Surf and Travel magazine. There’s some great photos by Bing photographer Kyle Chambers that document the board building process. Thanks so much to Matt Calvani, his wife Margaret Yao Calvani, the amazing work that airbrusher Sam Cody did in creating a perfect Bavarian flag design, and to all the other heroes at Bing Surfboards!
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CALIFORNIA GOLD
LADY CRUZ
It was the allure of the California Coast in summer that reunited us. The days that stretched on well into the evening, a warmed Pacific Ocean where spring suits felt like enough and shimmering blue-green waves that tumbled onto shore so consistently they felt almost mechanical. Such lucid memories were enough for the three of us, who lived across the country, to reunite in San Diego and prepare for seven days of surfing twice a day up the coast with a couple of Bing Surfboards in tow. The board models we brought were the 9’6” Levitator, the 9’4” Continental and the 9’2” Pocket Knife.
WHAT A TRIP
At just 22 years old and hailing from a place not known for its surf quality, new Bing ambassador Trip Chandler has put together quite an impressive visual resume riding longboards. In between finishing up college courses you can either find this kid holding a single fin log or a fishing pole, but never without a big grin on his face.