JP MagicAir | Inflatable Windsurfboard | Freeride

The JP MagicAir is a pure Freerideboard. In comparison to a WindSUP it can plane and you can learn all beginner to intermediate maneuvers. However it is not suitable for Standup-Paddeling. Shape and size equals a beginner freerideboard. Deflated, the JP Magic Air fits easily in any car. This is the great advantage of this board.

[@nunocarvalho5105]

Great video, I am beginner started this summer , due to space constraints I am think ing in this solution..

[@johncouch3179]

Always had Bics and Tecnos. Bought a STX Windsup. Easier to carry on my Motorhome. Before tried Redpaddle, much like riding on a sponge. Not much use of the STX yet but seems solid compared to the Redpaddle. Have used the sail/boom that came with it but prefer my tushingham rig. Bit concerned about the mast footing but early days. Anyone else got a STX?

[@laneyslaney]

Yes. It burst on the third use and I am concerned about glued seams vs welded seams. STIX are glued, JP are not.

[@jcouch8157]

@@laneyslaney shit Steve, not a good start or advert. Not used mine in demanding conditions but thought the weak part would be the mast foot mounting? Seams are another weak point apparently? Is inflation a problem to retain ridgity?

[@janoschluellmann220]

Hey, could you do a video like that on the Decathlon product Tamahoo freeride 500 inflatable windsurf board?

[@supandsurfeurope5891]

If Decathlon ships me a Tamahoo freeride 500, I will do my best!

[@kevinbrannan8347]

280 mm fin or 440 that's what I have got unfortunately