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Pocket Knife / Mele Saili Model Release Event this Saturday, June 24th

June 21, 2017

The long anticipated release of the Pocket Knife Model designed by Bing rider Mele Saili and Matt Calvani has come. We will be having a Board Release event at Bing Surf Shop this Saturday, June 24th from 6pm – 10pm. Come down and check out the model, and watch the video premiere of ‘Natural Happenings’ by Michele Lorusso, as well as some video edits by Soren Heil and Aaron Kim. Manny Caro and Troy Yasuda will be playing records, Moon Age Food truck will be there supplying the grinds ( cash and carry ), and Duck Foot beer will be served to those 21+.  Hope you can make it!


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