Freestyle

STEADY STYLE

JP’s range of Freestyle boards are the latest, subtle evolutions of our highly successful and event winning shapes. They balance the power required for early planing on freshwater with the control needed when the conditions get wavy and rough. They also provide the necessary speed for an impressive take-off from small chop and loads of power for a second or third pop for multiple rotations. Easy to handle and forgiving, these Freestyle boards thrive and perform on flat water and in waves alike.

JP‘s four Freestyle boards go unchanged into the next season. Nevertheless, they still are state of the art because of their super wide range of use. These boards perform at fun events on freshwater as well as in PWA and EFPT hard core freestyle events on the sea. These production boards always represent a great and complete package overall. They are stable, easy to sail and thus big fun for recreational sailors. Maintaining speed easily, they provide maximum pop – no matter if sailing regular or switch stance.

More than just conventional freestyle boards, all sizes come with JP’s reinforced Foil-Powerbox and their compact and wide shapes make them ideal toys for foil riding! This widens the range of use of your “small” gear: Just mount a foil and fly – while other freestylers with their normal fins are stuck on the beach waiting for the wind to pick up. JP’s short Freestyle boards provide enough ease and stability to pick up this new segment of our sport quite easily. Advanced foil freestylers can push their limits and pull-off their first crazy moves at the EFPT “foilstyle” events.
Although not specially designed and tuned for it, the shape dimensions also allow for the use of a wing.

Shape details:

The scoop rocker line in the mid-section of the board is flat for effortless and early planing.

The bottom shape has a pronounced V from the mast base forward which –in combination with the soft tuck line in this area of the board– makes it very forgiving. The ride is smooth and relaxed, even when sailing switch in chop and you don’t lose speed when going for double moves. These features also prevent the rail from catching during sliding moves.

The tail features sufficient width and area for efficient pop in light winds. At the same time, the tail is not too big for explosive pop when the wind picks up.

The noticeable curve in the outline and centred volume distribution brings the swing weight close to the mast base. Rotations happen a lot quicker and moves become more radical.

Towards the tail we run a defined tuck line in combination with a rather flat V bottom shape. These features create instant power, fantastic grip and a loose ride.

The fin is big enough to support all powerful moves and faster action.

PRO

Width (cm)

60,5

Volume (l)

85

Weight (kg)

6,4

+/- 6%

Fin

Freestyle 18.5 G10 CNC

Fin box

Foil-Powerbox

Rec. sail size

<5.4

Ideal sail size

<5.0

Colors*

P 2349

P 2355 C

P 1495 C

Width (cm)

62,5

Volume (l)

93

Weight (kg)

6,6

+/- 6%

Fin

Freestyle 19.5 G10 CNC

Fin box

Foil-Powerbox

Rec. sail size

<5.8

Ideal sail size

<5.2

Colors*

P 2349

P 2355 C

P 1495 C

Width (cm)

64,5

Volume (l)

100

Weight (kg)

6,8

+/- 6%

Fin

Freestyle 20.5 G10 CNC

Fin box

Foil-Powerbox

Rec. sail size

4.0-5.8

Ideal sail size

4.2-5.4

Colors*

P 2349

P 2355 C

P 1495 C

Width (cm)

65,0

Volume (l)

105

Weight (kg)

6,9

+/- 6%

Fin

Freestyle 21.5 G10 CNC

Fin box

Foil-Powerbox

Rec. sail size

4.8-6.5

Ideal sail size

4.8-6.2

Colors*

P 2349

P 2355 C

P 1495 C