Those graphics are just awful. No new JP's for me this year. I know shape is most important , but I still need to feel warm and fussy about the look as well.
2010 wave single is the best ever. How can it go so bad so quickly. I bet sales drop this year.
^ hey sausage, speaking of being good with your pencil.
remember that porno you starred in!!! still got that photo mate.
I like the concept of a detuned Formula/Slalom board. I actually think there is a real demand for this product. Actually a lot of fun to sail.
Pic from Diabolo Funboard
JP Australia Freestyle 2011 with Andy 'Bubble' Chambers :
Pics from globalshots.co.uk
99 single thruster concept sounds good for a one board wave & B&J solution for fatty boombahs like me down this way in gusty central need the float sort of wave sailin - be interesting to give one a test ride - hasn't stoney in gero been makin them for years - I am sure one of the boys has been riding a 70 something model for the past few winters
2 twinser quads plus a single thruster all in one range, getting way to confusing. At $3k a pop you wanna choose wisely but how do you pick one?
I have Just purchased a 154 Lightwind and have to say I am overwhelmed at how good it performs. It handles like a slalom board but performs upwind and down wind like a formula board. You can jibe it and use it all day without getting foot cramps like a formula board. I was planning with a 7.8m in 9 knots and was still comfortable when my wind guage read 19 knots still with the 7.8m up. I give it a big recommendation to those who like to sail when the rest of the guys are sitting on the beach waiting for the wind to arrive. I plane before the kiters.