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Both boards come from Bing Surfboards: the Seeker is a mid-length and the Slalom is a mid-length. Documented lengths run 7' 2"–7' 10" for the Seeker and 6' 6"–8' 2" for the Slalom.
I wanted to create a board that was appealing to longboarders, and shortboarders to be a wave-catching machine. What makes the Seeker different is the high volume, flat deck and bottom, and medium fold-down rail, giving the board a feeling of riding on top of the water that gives a lively, yet stable feeling. The wider nose creates a more parallel outline for more drive, speed, and trim. I kicked up the nose rocker i
Carve, drive, glide, skate. High line drives, S-turns, speed runs, power gouges...
The new Slalom is our performance driven midlength designed for Fall/Winter conditions, or wherever and whenever the waves get good. A perfect alternative to your log or fish, the Slalom excels in size, power, steep drops, critical sections, and round barrels at your local points and beachbreaks.
Matt has pulled in the nose and tail
What is the difference between the Bing Surfboards Seeker and the Bing Surfboards Slalom?
The Bing Surfboards Seeker is a mid-length and the Bing Surfboards Slalom is a mid-length.
How do surfers rate the Seeker and the Slalom?
The Seeker has no reviews yet, and the Slalom has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Seeker or the Slalom?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Seeker is a mid-length and the Slalom is a mid-length; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
Are the Seeker and Slalom made by the same shaper?
