Ryan McGill Scoring in New Hampshire
Ryan McGill is the owner of Summer Sessions out in New Hampshire. He rides and stocks Bing Surfboards in his shop along with all your surfing essentials. Ryan scored a fun session out in front of his surf shop at Jenness Beach in Rye, NH, on his 9’4″ BN Lightweight. It’s a 1/4 mile long … Continue reading Ryan McGill Scoring in New Hampshire 
The Beginnings
When the shop first opened in the Fall of 1959 life was easy and there wasn’t a ton of business. The surf industry was just starting and most of Bing & Rick’s customers were fellow lifeguards they knew. The local bar called “The Poop Deck” was the hangout spot for all the local Hermosa based … Continue reading The Beginnings 
Happy 4th of July
Independence Day, commonly known as the Fourth of July, is a holiday commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, declaring independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain (now officially known as the United Kingdom). We hope you get to enjoy the holiday weekend with family, friends, good food and definitely … Continue reading Happy 4th of July 
James Parry Enjoying Summer
photos: aaron kim Summer is in full swing for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere. The kids are out of school and frothing on any size surf, the water is warming, the waves are small and everyones Instagram and Facebook blew up with images celebrating the recent summer solstice officially welcoming in summer. Bing … Continue reading James Parry Enjoying Summer 
Twin Fin Layup
photos: aaron kim Now a days most boards come with some sort of fin system such as FCS or Futures. However, there was a time when every board had glass-on fins. Today there are a few customers who still prefer the look and feel of glass-on fins. At Bing Surfboards Adam Cap knows a thing … Continue reading Twin Fin Layup 
Social: Week in Review
We started the week off with a new video “Lola In The Neighborhood”. Lola visited San Diego and scored fun waves with fellow team rider Mick Rodgers. View Now The Bing Surfboards factory has been super busy keeping up with the summer demand. The “Todays View From the Office” snap shot showed a few beauties … Continue reading Social: Week in Review 
Bing Surfer Ad – March, 1968
Surfer Ad, March 1968. Bing Surfboards was advertising the relationship with shaper-designer Dick brewer and the importance of the test-rider input/feedback from their surf star David Nuuhiwa. David casually holds the board with one hand showing how light the board is. The short board revolution was well on it’s way and Bing Surfboards was positioning … Continue reading Bing Surfer Ad – March, 1968 
Glass & Resin
A well crafted surfboard is the final culmination of a long hands on process carried out by many unseen craftsmen using a wealth of knowledge that only experience and time can offer. Once foam is blown, given a stringer and masterfully shaped it still needs glass and resin to give it the final properties it … Continue reading Glass & Resin 
Video: Lola In The Neighborhood
Bing Surfboards team rider Lola Mignot (@lolamignot) comes into town and enjoys a crisp San Diego morning with fellow team rider Mick Rodgers (@mrrodgers_neighborhood). boards: Mick – 9’8″ Mr. Rodgers Model, Lola – 9’2″ Pintail Lightweight camera/edit: Aaron Kim (@glassywaters)
Taylor Nelson On Her Mr. Rodgers in Hawaii
photos: Banzai Betty Bing Surfboards team rider Taylor Nelson enjoying her Bing Mr. Rodgers model in Hawaiian waters. Images captured by the legendary Banzai Betty who helped pioneer women’s big wave surfing in Hawaii. She was one of the first women to surf Pipeline and Waimea Bay. Props to women surfers past and present.
Full Page Image of James in Carve Mag
photo: Dave Muir Bing Surfboards team rider James Parry (@jimmyjamesparry) has a full page image in the new Carve Magazine (@carvemag). The UK transplant is now spending time here in Encinitas, CA between traveling. James always making it look easy.
North County Morning
Living in San Diego this time of year usually means small surf with good conditions. Having an open mind and a diverse quiver helps to keep the surf stoke alive. Staying active and tuned up for the next big swell gets us up early every morning and out there. Bing Surfboards team riders James Parry … Continue reading North County Morning 
CDM From Upcoming PLM Article on Taiwan
Chris Del Moro in the sweet spot on a single-fin Bing Pintail Mini. One image from an 8-page article on Southern Taiwan coming in the new issue of Pacific Longboarder Magazine. Some amazing waves from this trip. The new mag is at the printer now. Mailed to subscribers on June, 23rd. On sale nationally July, … Continue reading CDM From Upcoming PLM Article on Taiwan 
Video: Surf, siestas y cervezas!!!
Surf, siestas y cervezas!!! from eldesurf.com on Vimeo. Bing Surfboards team rider Israel Preciado took a little road trip with a couple of friends and found some fun surf to make this short video. It’s that time of year again to pack the camping gear, brush up on your Spanish and head south. I can … Continue reading Video: Surf, siestas y cervezas!!! 
The Original Bing Surf Shop
Shortly after Bing Copeland and Rick Stoner returned from New Zealand they opened their first surf shop at 1338 Strand in Hermosa Beach in the Fall of 1959. The shop was only two rooms, each room being about 15’x 15′ in size. The front room was where boards were shaped and the back room is … Continue reading The Original Bing Surf Shop 