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New Pocket Knife Model Ad Featuring Bing Rider Mele Saili

June 09, 2017

The new Pocket Knife Model is now in production, and soon to be available on our site and at Bing Surf Shop in Encinitas. As part of the release, we placed an ad in the local Encinitas Magazine featuring Mele Saili, the Bing rider that designed the Pocket Knife Model with the guidance of Master Shaper, Matt Calvani. The ad is a throwback inspired by the 60s ads that graced Surfer Magazine, the main source of surf inspo at the time ( RIP John Severson ). On June 24th, we will be hosting a board release party for the Pocket Knife Model. Save the date, we will posting more details soon!


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