it is up
http://www.jp-australia.com/2010/index.php?id=1

No more pro wave or real world wave, a signature JP twin (replacing the pro), a Kauli twin, and a single fin wave (replacing the rww).....where's the quad

Edit: I take that back, its not currently in the boards menu, but its in the 2010 brochure as a limited edition...what does that mean, they are only making xxxx number of quads ?

http://www.jp-australia.com/2010/fileadmin/pics2010/products/broch/JP%20Brochure%2010%20-%20English.pdf

i think they are still finalising everything with the quads and will announce them a bit later.

weres the circus jp look like walking art gallery this year.

and to think you had to ride your polyester boards for a couple of years before you got heel dents like that? now you get them straight out of the box

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windgeorge said...

weres the circus jp look like walking art gallery this year.

Yeah the web site looks quite ordinary for the 2010 season, not very inspiring like last years one.

check out JPs own twinny model video - now i know for a fact that JP can sail ALOT better than that - there are barely any decent turns or lip connections to be seenon the video- so whats going on?

I saw crew sailing quite well on JP twins last season - so whats up with the dodgy video footage?

yeah i agree but i think its to do with the limited amount of footage they had. he mentions in the video he was injured for much of the photo shoot.

92l twinnie sounds good - If there anything like the 90-100l OES I've seen Maris Naish and Harry carving it up on at middleton this winter - they seem to work a treat - great wave board for SA conditions - floating through the no wind zone and plenty of slashability on the waves

be great to have a demo day where all the wave boards were available -twinnies, quads singles from all the brands. I like to dream - I know I wouldn't buy a new car without a test drive - we need a test centre in Aus.

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windgeorge said...

weres the circus jp look like walking art gallery this year.

They go perfectly with last year's NP sails.