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310 BENT in Black, white patch on the right side with Bent Logo. Product on white background.
Brian Bent holding a surfboard with three vertical stripes and two yellow fins while wearing the 310 Bent Boardshorts in Black.
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Brian Bent wearing a black wetsuit top with white stripes down the arms, walking forward while holding a board under his left arm. Wearing the 310 Bent in back.
Side view of the 310 BENT in Black, white patch on the left side with Bent Logo. Product on white background.
Brian Bent paddling out into the ocean while wearing the 310 Bent in black and a Black wetsuit top. Blue ocean water with a reflection of pink from the sunset.
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310 BENT in Black, white patch on the right side with Bent Logo. Product on white background.
Brian Bent holding a surfboard with three vertical stripes and two yellow fins while wearing the 310 Bent Boardshorts in Black.
Back view of the 310 BENT in Black, white patch on the left side with Bent Logo. Product on white background.
Brian Bent wearing a black wetsuit top with white stripes down the arms, walking forward while holding a board under his left arm. Wearing the 310 Bent in back.
Side view of the 310 BENT in Black, white patch on the left side with Bent Logo. Product on white background.
Brian Bent paddling out into the ocean while wearing the 310 Bent in black and a Black wetsuit top. Blue ocean water with a reflection of pink from the sunset.

310 BENT

$ 125
Black
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An artist, musician, surfer, hot-rodder, skateboarder, and designer, Brian Bent’s world is a mash-up of past, present, and future. Whether he’s riding hand-built kook boxes, thrashing out raw garage rock, or painting in bold, expressionist strokes, Brian brings a punk-rock edge to everything he touches. His style is loud, fast, and unapologetically original.

A modern icon, subtly refined over a half-century of surf and sun. Classic medium length.

The original “Birdies” were born in 1961, when surf mom Carrie Birdwell Mann sewed the first pairs for her sons in her Southern California living room. Hoping to replace the canvas shorts popular with surfers at the time with something safer and more functional, she found inspiration in the sails of the boats docked at nearby Newport Beach. Originally working with off-the-shelf spinnaker cloth, she soon commissioned Birdwell’s signature nylon fabric, SurfNyl®, and replicated the two-layer construction and triple seams of the most durable sails, and an American icon was born.

The 310 board short holds closest to Ms. Birdwell’s original design, lightly modernized and improved over more than 50 years of field testing by lifeguards and surfers who depend on their Birdies to last a lifetime of waves. 

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