Never Coming Home Featuring Bing Rider Karson Lewis and Keli Moore
"Never Coming Home' by Connor Guest
Surfers: Karson Lewis & Keli Moore (@Karsoncoastal @newsgirl_kelimoore)
Film: Connor Guest @connor.guest
Song: "Blue Eyes" by Jordy Maxwell (@Jordy_______)
Location: Nicaragua
"Sometimes you just have pick up and go. That’s what this video is about. It’s about going somewhere you’ve never gone before, or maybe it’s going back to your roots. Maybe it’s getting off the grid, going rogue, and letting them guess for a while... Sometimes that’s the only thing that feels like home."
" As the initiated knows — once you dance on water, it can be hard to want to do anything else"
" As the initiated knows — once you dance on water, it can be hard to want to do anything else"
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!!!TAKA!!!
The first Bing I bought was from Bing Surf Shop and it was the Continental model. I think it’s the best noserider in the world and works great for any long, lined up wave. I’ve been riding it for about two years. I also just bought a new Izzy Rider Type II it is amazing! It’s so fast and turns on a dime. This will be the board I ride in surf contests.
EL CAMPEON
At the beginning, it was just an idea, but at the same time, a challenge I had set for myself some time ago. Honestly, I saw it as complicated since it was my first time traveling alone to Europe, and I was curious and nervous because I was literally going to another country. The only thing that reassured me was being able to speak Spanish over there. But, of course, none of this would have been possible without the support of the entire BAPU beachware team who encouraged me and gave me the motivation not to doubt myself and make this a fulfilled goal, we organized various activities while presenting the short film "El Gordo" to raise funds for this trip.
CIELO
This winter was hard. Was it for you? Did you get good waves? Did you have big, life-shifting moments? Even if you were in Southern California it was really wintery. The weight of the cold months weighed on me like the snow itself. The deep, heavy puddles didn’t empty until just recently.