To be honest mate I like seeing a board made locally by people I know beating the big shiny imports so I'll be happy to let you wash ride me on your new DC
same here. they are my preference. however there are paddlers, and a fair percentage of them that just will not buy local no matter what.
i'm rigging up mirrors to make sure your all right behind my tues
My take on JP, and I liked the video that was posted and the review done by Lacey, is that they make a fine board. They make great windsurfing boards and they obviously make a good SUP board. I really like the look of the Sportster and would likely grab one if I was in th market. I also really like my Starboard Widepoint and my Fanatic Falcon.
We have purchased a JP 12'6" cruiser carbon this is a great board light stable and fast.
The build quality is very good and this board is becoming my favourite flatwater sup.
Don't know where the AUSTRALIA comes in but very good board.
Cheers
yep having the Neill Pryde machine behind you keeping quality and consistency on track doesn't hurt either.