Bing Surfboards Aussie Square vs Bing Surfboards Bn Lightweight
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Both boards come from Bing Surfboards: the Aussie Square is a longboard and the Bn Lightweight is a longboard. Documented lengths run 9' 0"–9' 10" for the Aussie Square and 9' 0"–9' 8" for the Bn Lightweight.
The Aussie square is a take-off on the California Square Type 2 with some distinct differences to make it more versatile in beachbreaks and steeper waves, it’s designed to excel in a more powerful wave and at higher speeds like you would find in Australia. The board’s extra nose rocker and narrow shallow slot concave allowing lift and hold to be balanced for noseriding in hollow pockets. The bottom is flatter with le
The BN Lightweight was designed to be a lightweight version of the Original Bing Noserider. The BN Lightweight incorporates the same noserider fundamentals as the original. The nose concave is the same depth as the original but instead, it is blended out the end of the concave to let more water flow through. This enables the board to be ridden lighter without losing as much speed. The model still maintains the 50/50
What is the difference between the Bing Surfboards Aussie Square and the Bing Surfboards Bn Lightweight?
The Bing Surfboards Aussie Square is a longboard and the Bing Surfboards Bn Lightweight is a longboard.
How do surfers rate the Aussie Square and the Bn Lightweight?
The Aussie Square has no reviews yet, and the Bn Lightweight has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Aussie Square or the Bn Lightweight?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Aussie Square is a longboard and the Bn Lightweight is a longboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Aussie Square and Bn Lightweight made by the same shaper?
