Bing Classic Pig
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’6”
Nose: 17 1⁄4”
Middle: 22” – 23 1⁄2”
Tail: 16 1⁄4”
Thickness: 3” – 3 1⁄4”

A tribute to the late 50s and early 60s, the Classic Pig was every surfboard manufacturer’s “bread and butter.” This board features a 2” balsa or 1” redwood stringer, classic heavy foam, volan glass, a wide tail, narrow nose, and a classic glass-bead wood fin, providing an authentic glimpse into the true beginnings of surfing. 

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Bing Dick Brewer Pipeliner Pintail
Standard Sizes: 9’0” – 10’0” +
Nose: 17 1/2”
Middle: 22 3⁄4” – 23 1/4”
Tail: 15”
Thickness: 3 1/8” and up

Made famous by and designed in conjunction with Dick Brewer, the Pipeliner is a classic medium to large-wave longboard that introduced functional design to large-wave surfing with its 3/16 ” cedar center stringer and two offset t-band stringers (1/8” cedar, 1⁄4” blue foam or balsa, 1/8” cedar), volan glass for strength, and glass-on transparent blue fin. A pintail longboard made for drawing long smooth graceful lines.

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Bing Classic 3-Stringer Model
Standard Sizes: 9’6” – 10’0” +
Nose: 17 1/4”
Middle: 22 1/2” – 23 1/4”
Tail: 15 3/4”
Thickness: 3 1/8” – 3 1/4"

Based on the original design made famous by one of Bing’s key shapers in the 1960’s, this retro longboard
is the original speed shape. Featuring a more refined pig” shaped outline, a narrower pulled-in nose, the original triple redwood stringer setup and red foam & redwood tail block, and foiled rails, this board’s strength lies in trimming while still maintaining its ability to noseride. This board is ideal for any size waves but can handle larger faster surf. Traditionally glassed with a color resin tint or with clear volan glass.

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Bing Noserider
Standard Sizes: 9’4” to 10’6”
Nose: 18 1⁄2“
Middle: 22 3⁄4” – 24”
Tail: 16 1⁄4”
Thickness: 3” and up

The original Bing Noserider was first designed in 1965 by Bing Copeland and Donald Takayama. This classic traditional surfboard was built for one sole purpose: noseriding. The Noserider today is still made according to the 60s design and consists of a deep tear-drop concave for lift, 5-stringer t-band (1/8” cedar, 3/8” balsa, 1⁄4 “ black foam, 3/8” balsa, 1/8” cedar), a red and black high-density foam tail block, 10 oz. volan fiberglass and or competition band upon request. A board that works in small to mid-size waves in clean conditions. This is the original noserider that all noseriders have been modeled after.

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Bing NR-2
Standard Sizes: 9’4” to 10’0” +
Nose: 18 1/2”
Middle: 22 3/4” – 24”
Tail: 16 1⁄4”
Thickness: 3” and up

A very close sibling to the Original Bing Noserider, the NR-2 incorporates the same design and noserider fundamentals with a simpler stringer configuration, lighter glassing and fin box, giving you an overall lighter, more versatile traditional log with all the noseriding functionality of the Original Noserider minus the weight and trouble of a glass-on fin. Ideal for small to head high waves in any type of wave and great for the traveler who wants to bring the Original Noserider but doesn’t want the hassle.

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Bing Silver Spoon
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’0”
Nose: 19“
Middle: 22 5/8” – 23 5/8”
Tail: 16 1⁄4”
Thickness: 3” – 3 1⁄4”

Applying all of the nuances of original Bing surfboards, Matt Calvani designed this surfboard to be the next generation of the noserider. A surfboard inspired by the Bing Noserider that combines the template of the Bing Lightweight with a deep blended concave, giving you lift for noseriding while maintaining speed and glide down-the-line. A popular 3-stringer square tail board for small to medium surf for any type of wave, the step in the tail gives lift for noseriding and thins out the tail for more maneuverability. This versatile noserider features a pivot fin much like the noserider fin but narrower and more functional for turning.

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Bing Gold Standard
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’0”
Nose: 18 1⁄2”
Middle: 22 1⁄2” – 23 1⁄2”
Tail: 15 1⁄2”
Thickness: 3” – 3 1⁄4”

The newest addition to the Bing line of surfboards, this board has the nose of the traditional Bing Noserider with a modified Silver Spoon tail, allowing lift for tip riding and maneuverability in turning. An essential addition to your quiver, this board will provide drive off of the tail and stability on the nose. This board features the step of the Silver Spoon tail with a more pulled-in diamond-shaped outline that allows for smoother arching turns. The combination of the two board designs gives the board the ability to turn and noseride as well as the classic noserider, the perfect evolution of the noserider.

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Bing Trimulux
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’0” +
Nose: 18 1⁄4”
Middle: 22 1⁄4” – 23 1⁄2”
Tail: 15 1⁄4”
Thickness: 2 15/16” – 3 1⁄4”

Available as a square tail or a pintail, this model’s name says it all. This board can be ridden 2” smaller in length then most traditional single fins because of it’s relatively little rocker. Flat on the deck and the bottom with a slight blended concave, Matt keeps this model an 1/8” thinner than most of the Bing models while maintaining the board’s thickness to an eggy 50/50 rail. This gives the board extra glide and turning sensitivity as well as ample noseriding ability for it’s size. The surfer who chooses this model will get a whole lot of performance without a whole lot of board!

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Bing Lightweight Step Deck
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’0” +
Nose: 17 3/4“
Middle: 22 1⁄2” – 23 3⁄4”
Tail: 15 1⁄2“
Thickness: 3” – 3 1⁄4” +

The Bing Lightweight was built in the later 1960s when the emphasis changed from noseriding to turning. Gliding and noseriding became less important, though still a factor, and drive and turning became the main focus, Bing designed this single fin surfboard which then evolved into the modern longboard. This board is glassed lighter (6+6oz deck, 6oz bottom) for increased maneuverability, hence the name “Lightweight” and was designed with little concave and a step deck to lessen swing weight in turning. Ideal for medium to large surf and strong offshore conditions. 

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Bing Pintail Lightweight
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’0”
Nose: 18 1⁄2“
Middle: 22 1⁄2” – 23 3⁄1/2”
Tail: 15 1⁄2“
Thickness: 3” – 3 1⁄4”

A single-fin surfboard first designed by Dick Brewer in the late 60s featuring the first hard edge along the tail and a softer more traditional rail forward from the tail, the Pintail Lightweight is an extremely functional traditional board for medium to larger waves while maintaining enough nose width for maneuverability and noseriding. This board is glassed lighter (6+6oz deck, 6oz bottom) for increased maneuverability, staying true to its “Lightweight” name.

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Bing Lovebird by Chris Del Moro
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’0” +
Nose: 18 1⁄4“
Middle: 22 1⁄4” – 22 3/4”
Tail: 14 3/4“
Thickness: 2 13/16” – 3” +

Designed by Chris Del Moro and Matt Calvani, this board is the all-around small to medium wave wizard. Each board is a functional piece of art, with a unique fabric inlay deck patch, pigmented bottom wrap and custom fin. The nose is pulled in for a tighter fit in the lip line, giving stability for noserides. For further lift while perched on the tip, there is a modest tail rocker and wide based 9”-10” single fin. Matt created a diamond tail with a scooped out deck that’s pure eye candy. It also has a slight V-bottom through the tail, which allows for unmatched maneuverability off the back foot and through full rail power turns.

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Bing Ashley Lloyd Signature Model
Standard Sizes: 9’0” to 10’0”
Nose: 18” 
Middle: 22 1⁄4” – 23 1⁄2”
Tail: 15 1⁄4 “
Thickness: 3” and up

A new addition to the Bing team, Ashley Lloyd is a professional women’s longboarder and avid surfboard shaper. Ashley made a name for herself gracefully sliding traditional single fins across Malibu’s beloved First Point. One of the rare surfboards shaped by a woman, the Bing Ashley Lloyd Signature Model features a rounded pin tail, soft 50/50 rails, and a blended concave appropriate for any type of wave.

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Bing Karma
Standard Sizes: 6’6” to 8’6”
Nose: 16 3⁄4“
Middle: 20 1⁄2“ – 22 1⁄4”
Tail: 15“
Thickness: 2 5/8“ – 3”

A transitional Bing from the late 1960s, the Good Karma is an egg-shaped retro single-fin with a rounded pin tail or a diamond tail that provides smooth gliding speed along with loose turns. Similar to the Pintail, this board features a hard rail in the tail with soft rails forward from the tail that gives it a retro mid-length feel. Appropriate in medium to large waves, the Good Karma typically has a resin tint glass job and is an essential surfboard in any quiver.

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Bing Maui Foil
Standard Sizes: 6’0” to 8’6”
Nose: 16“
Middle: 19“ – 22 1⁄4”
Tail: 14 1/2“
Thickness: 2 1/4“ – 3”

Made famous in 1970 when Bing team rider, Rolf Aurness, won the World Championship of Surfing in Australia, this model is a modern revival designed by Matt Calvani. A high-performance short to mid-range board, the Maui Foil’s nose rocker allows for ease of entry into waves while its double-concave tail kick allows for powerful single-fin turning. The rails are relatively soft forward in the board and come to a down, hard-edge in the tail which increases speed and maneuverability. Ideal for medium to large surf, this board is built for smooth and powerful surfing and is a compliment to any surfer’s quiver.

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Bing Lotus
Standard Sizes: 6’0” to 7’0”
Nose: 18”
Middle: 19” – 23”
Tail: 16“
Thickness: 2 1⁄2“ – 2 7/8”

A cooperative design between Bing and Dick Brewer, this late 60s classic single-fin shortboard and first generation mini-gun is built for powerful surf and tube-riding. Its original wide nose plus narrow tail outline gives you ease of entry into waves while maintaining control in more powerful conditions. With a few refinements to its bottom and rails, this board can be ridden either as a shorter gun or as a mid-range down-the-line board and is ideal for the barrel.

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Bing Bonzer
Standard Sizes: 5’4” to 8’0”
Nose: 14” – 15”
Middle: 19” – 22”
Tail: 13" – 15”
Thickness: 2 1⁄2” – 3 1⁄4“

Another well-known transitional board from the early 70s, designed by the Campbell Brothers with the help of Bing’s head shaper at the time, Mike Eaton, the Bing Bonzer was one of the first tri-fin surfboards to be built. This board is characterized by its double concave bottom, two long low-profile side fins, and single center box setup. A board built for speed and drive off of the turns similar to riding the edge of a ski/snowboard, the Bing Bonzer is a retro glimpse into today’s surfing and maintains its functionality in medium to large hollow and powerful surf. 

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Bing Synchronizer
Standard Sizes: 5’4” to 7’6”
Nose: 14 3/4”
Middle: 19” – 23”
Tail: 15 1/4”
Thickness: 2 1⁄2” – 3 1⁄4“ +

The Synchronizer is a quad fin setup combined with the deep double-concaves of the Bonzer, which simulates the turning abilities of a thruster shortboard but maintains the speed of a quad fish. It has every advantage of a fish’s glide and speed, while giving you the maneuverability, control, and responsiveness of a shortboard. The peak created by the double concaves acts as a stable center fin. Ideal for a variety of wave conditions, sizes, and surfing tight in the pocket. Comes standard with the “Versa Plane” 5-fin box system which allows multiple fin configurations.

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Bing Twin-fin Fish
Standard Sizes: 5’4” to 6’2”
Nose: 17 1⁄2 “
Middle: 21 1⁄4 “ – 22 1⁄2”
Tail: 17 1⁄4 “
Thickness: 2 1⁄2“ – 2 3⁄4”

Drawing on several years of experience shaping shortboards for professionals and amateurs alike, Matt Calvani has developed a fish design that provides the glide of a longboard but the maneuverability and speed of a retro shortboard. Unlike any other fish on the market, the Bing Fish features the traditional outline from the 1970s and the progressive rail of a modern shortboard. Characterized by its fiber-glass kiel fins (glass-on or box), the Bing Fish possesses the perfect balance of width and thickness for any size waves. On the other end of the longboard spectrum, this model is essential in any quiver.

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Bing Single-wing Quad (Q2)
Standard Sizes: 5’10” to 7’6”
Nose: 18”
Middle: 19” – 23”
Tail: 16“
Thickness: 2 1⁄2“ – 2 7/8”

The Bing Single-wing Quad is a modified version of the MR twin-fin of the late 1970s with a slightly flatter rocker and fuller outline. Progressing from the original twin-fin setup, Matt Calvani has added two smaller back fins to give the board more control and responsiveness. Working well in every day conditions from knee-high to double overhead waves, this board is ideal for longboarders looking to ride a smaller mid-length boards with plenty of glide. This board should be ridden 4-6 inches longer than the traditional twin-fin fish.  Currently, Bing offers this model with Future fins, Canard fins, or ProBox fiberglass quad fins.

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Bing Double-wing Quad (Q4)
Standard Sizes: 5’2” to 6’6”
Nose: 16”
Middle: 20 1⁄4" – 22”
Tail: 16 1/2“
Thickness: 2 3/8“ – 2 3/4”

The Bing Quad is the natural progression from the twin-fin fish. Drawing on 15 years of shortboard shaping experience, Matt Calvani has developed a quad-fin fish that is fast like a twin-fin but maintains control like a modern thruster, while giving you almost as much looseness and maneuverability as a modern-day shortboard. Where the twin-fin may not handle wave size and power as well, the Bing Quad excels in these conditions. This board is built with a double-wing swallow tail with a shorter board and wider outline and should be ridden 2” longer than the twin-fin fish.  Currently, Bing offers this model with Future fins, Canard fins, or ProBox fiberglass quad fins.

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