2020 JP-Australia Prone Foil - CSE

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$1,195.00

The JP Prone Foil boards are the next evolution for those looking to progress their foil surfing to a smaller, more maneuverable board and for anyone coming from a surfing background starting to foil. Although normal surfboard shapes can work, these boards are designed specifically towards foiling, allowing you to get the highest performance possible. Add wingfoiling to the range of use of this model if you are on an advanced level. By creating a smaller compact shape, these boards still offer appropriate volume and length for easy paddling and smooth take-off. As a result, you will catch waves earlier than ever before. The flat deck allows for great control and the chimed rails help minimize water contact in tight turns. Compared to a SUP foil board, the Prone Foil shapes have less volume providing a unique lively feel. Pumping is much easier due to their shorter length and lighter weight. The narrow outline of the Prone Foil boards means you can carve tighter in turns and get lower to the water before touching it causing you to slow down.