Bing Surfboards Concave Keel vs Bing Surfboards Cypress
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Both boards come from Bing Surfboards: the Concave Keel is a shortboard and the Cypress is a shortboard. Documented lengths run 5' 4"–5' 8" for the Concave Keel and 5' 8"–6' 4" for the Cypress.
An evolution of the traditional fish, the Concave Keel is designed for versatility from two-foot beach breaks to overhead+ reefs and points. Ride it 4–6 inches shorter than a standard shortboard.
Features
Extreme concave tail — rocker accelerates in the final 6 inches, enabling tight arches and responsive snaps with exceptional control
Paddles easily and catches waves readily — built-in speed for smooth wave entry
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The BING Cypress is your every day groveler that performs in a range of conditions. The Cypress has a slightly wider nose, wide point forward, a longer rail line, and characteristics found in our fish designs. This combination equates to easy entry into waves with direct speed down the line. A wide squashtail helps get through flat spots where the slightly increased rocker compared to our twin-fins allows the Cypress
What is the difference between the Bing Surfboards Concave Keel and the Bing Surfboards Cypress?
The Bing Surfboards Concave Keel is a shortboard and the Bing Surfboards Cypress is a shortboard.
How do surfers rate the Concave Keel and the Cypress?
The Concave Keel has no reviews yet, and the Cypress has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Concave Keel or the Cypress?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Concave Keel is a shortboard and the Cypress is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Concave Keel and Cypress made by the same shaper?
