The Keel Fish Colab
Top row: 6’9″, Middle row: 5’8″, Bottom row: 6’2″
Three new ultra foiled keel fishes 5’8″, 6’2″, and 6’9″ on their way to Dave Rastovich. This will be an ongoing in depth collaboration to push the traditional keel fish in extreme surfing conditions. The goal is to use the long rail line with a fine tuned rail volume and precise edge placement. With Dave’s extraordinary ability to surf off his rails we can decrease fin surface area to increase quick rail transitions while maintaining maximum glide off a wider plane shape. There’s no doubt we will be seeing ground breaking wave riding. Keep checking in for updates.
– Matt Calvani
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Changing Tides Day 2021
Bing Surfboards is celebrating #ChangingTidesDay by donating to my friends at @Changingtidesfoundation whose mission is to empower women to protect the planet and promote inclusivity and diversity in and out of the ocean, and we encourage you to shop Bing Surf Shop and bingsurf.com where will be donating 10% of todays sales to the Changing Tides Foundation.
Bing Sano Day in November
Every once in a while, the Bing crew shakes off the foam dust, and shows up to San Onofre State Beach to test some new designs, hang, eat some tacos, and sip a beer or two. In November, the sun can shine bright, and warm you up after a chilly dawn patrol. If the winds cooperate, you can have glassy conditions all the way til dark. Matt and Margaret know this, so we closed the doors at the shop, and kicked it in the sand for the day. Photos and words by Paul Nett.
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