JP-Australia Magic Air 150 grey inflatable windsurfing board JP-221244-2119

Parameters

Model/product code Magic Air 150 JP-221244-2119

Leading colour Grey

Brand JP-Australia

Country of origin of the brand Outside the European Union

Gender Not applicable

Season Year-round

FIN 44 cm

Dimensions 250 cm x 84 cm x 12,7 xm

Weight 10,4 kg

Sport Windsurfing

Material Polyester, PVC

Purpose Freeride

Type of Product Pneumatic

Technologies EVA Drop-Stitch Welded Rail Technology

JP-Australia Magic Air 150 grey inflatable windsurfing board JP-221244-2119 2

Sizes

Length (cm)	250
Width (cm)	84
Thickness (cm)	12,7
Weight (kg)	10,4
Buoyancy (l)	200

Product description

Advantages

Displacement

Buoyancy is responsible for keeping you afloat, so you need to match it to your height and weight. It also affects performance, depending on what style you swim. This model will provide good buoyancy to help you learn.

Anti-slip

The top layer of this board model is covered with a high-quality non-slip pad. This solution is great for beginners and will allow you to maintain a stable posture while learning.

Stability

The design of this board model and the carefully selected materials and technologies used during production have made it extremely stable. As a result, a beginner will feel confident on it and learning will be fun.

Sustainability

The board was developed to survive countless sessions on the water. During production, it was considered that it is exposed to factors that can reduce its durability (e.g. heat). The highest quality materials have therefore been selected to maximise its lifespan.

Technologies

EVA

Ethylene Vinyl Acetate, which is a foam-like material used in, among other things, sports shoes and many items of clothing and sports equipment. It provides an optimum balance between flexibility and durability.

Drop-Stitch

A state-of-the-art technology used in specialised SUP boards that gives them an excellent level of stiffness and stability when inflated.

Welded Rail Technology

A technology that uses a new and advanced heat welding process where the top and bottom layers of the board are mechanically joined. This means no glue is used to join the top and bottom rails (where leakage can occur) and these joints are now permanently glued together.