Jp australia Super Lightwind WOOD PRO

JP Australia Super Lightwind WOOD PRO

The JP Australia Super Lightwind WOOD PRO is a specific model within the category of Windsurf boards, Freerace boards and comes in a multi color color scheme (purple and blue). This 2026 board from the brand JP Australia is designed for conditions with minimal wind. The Wood Pro construction combines wood veneer with a sandwich structure for instant transfer.

Everything about the JP Australia Super Lightwind WOOD PRO

This model from JP Australia Windsurf Boards is a specialist for days when other surfers are still on the sidelines. The abbreviation WOOD PRO refers to the construction with a full wood core reinforcement for a natural flex. Within the Windsurf boards, Freerace boards this one stands out with a volume of 165 liters and a width of 91 centimeters. These dimensions provide stability when you are not yet planing. The parallel outline and masttrack position in the middle help with early planing. This board is suitable for the intermediate surfer looking for control in low winds and for pro surfers looking to maximize their sail time. The Deep Tuttle Box is reinforced so you can also use the board for foiling.

Features of the JP Australia Super Lightwind WOOD PRO

• Wood sandwich construction for extra stiffness
• Early planning in light wind conditions
• Multi color purple and blue design
• Foil Ready Deep Tuttle Box included
• Volume 165 Liters for maximum stability
• Length 245 cm and Width 91 cm
• Single fin setup for high speed

Reviews from the kiters

Users report that this board delivers the promised planing characteristics in wind force three. The 91 cm width is said to provide a stable platform during a jibe. Surfers confirm that the construction effectively absorbs vibrations. The suitability for larger freerace sails is positively mentioned by experienced surfers.

Sources of information:This description is based on the technical specifications from JP Australia (model SLW 2026), material data on the Wood Pro construction and user experiences from international surf platforms such as Surf-Magazin and various online shop data from European windsurfing stores.