JP Magic Move WOOD PRO 2024

SKU: 243204006
Manufacturers: JP

Size: 090 l

110 l

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NEW SENSATION This fast and versatile bump & jump freeride board redefines the standards of the 'free move' class, targeting riders seeking a 90 to 110 L sporty board for easy and early planing. This dynamic design offers an exhilarating ride, excelling in speed and manoeuvrability. It is the new ‚Master of the Carve‘ for sporty and aggressive gybes and to play in small swell. Whether riding open ocean swells or tackling coastal waves and reefs, it remains unstoppable. Werner Gnigler praises its versatility and comfort: “Planing gybes and effortless planing guaranteed!”

JP Magic Move 2024

Small manoeuvre Freemove

The Magic Move revolutionizes the free move segment requirements, targeting riders seeking a 90 to 110 L sporty board for easy and early planing. This dynamic design offers an exhilarating ride, excelling in speed and maneuverability. Whether riding open ocean swells or tackling coastal waves and reefs, it remains unstoppable. Werner Gnigler praises its versatility and comfort: “Planing gybes and effortless planing guaranteed!”

Another board in the JP line. Why did we come up with this board? What are its benefits? Here is how the idea was born:

We have all been there: You have driven hundreds of kilometres South to escape the winter and find a mild spring breeze. You get to the coast and there are some little waves but the wind is extremely light. The Freestyle Wave doesn’t quite cut it as the wind is too light and your freeride board is fun but you’re just blasting in and out and not able to make much out of the little waves on offer.

Presenting you: The Magic Move!!

We needed a board aimed at these specific conditions and the design brief to shaper Werner Gnigler was simple: ‘Develop a new board covering the gap between the Freestyle Wave and the freeride class.’

Right from the beginning Werner had a clear vision of how to make this reality: “I wanted to use the Freestyle Waves as my starting point and adapt a few parameters to achieve the desired improvements.” Here they are…

Shape details: Compared to our Freestyle Wave line the Magic Moves are slightly longer, wider and equipped with a noticeably wider tail with additional volume. The outline in the mid-section of the board is kept rather parallel, offering a wide planing surface. This in combination with the even volume distribution makes the shapes very stable when non-planing and lifts the rider onto the plane effortlessly with almost no pumping needed.

A unique design feature of these boards is the refined new rail shape: Lifting the apex point along the midsection towards the nose creates the extra required lift. This helps tremendously to maintain speed during the gybe and exit with speed.

The Step Rail

Towards the tail the rail shape tapers down and finishes off with a noticeable step rail. This feature allows the use of a wider tail with sufficient volume and still guarantees optimal grip and bite in tight turns when hitting white-water.

The shapes use a flat scoop rocker line designed for early planing and high speed. The pronounced double concave V in the front works like suspension when hitting chop. Reducing the V towards the area between the foot straps and increasing it again towards the tail disconnects the rail shape from the centre scoop rocker line. This also supports the outstanding mix of performance and manoeuvrability.

The Magic Moves are equipped with various foot strap options and a single fin Powerbox for the perfect customizable set up.

The boards’ Freestyle Wave fins feature a lot of area at the tip, a curvy outline and a smooth, swept back rake angle. Thus, the fin provides a lot of drive and a secure, steady ride in combination with outstanding manoeuvrability.

Summing it up, the boards plane earlier than Freestyle Wave boards and are much better at taking speed through the gybe and staying on the plane during turns. Compared to freeride boards they are more versatile and loose, thus livelier and more fun.

TECH FEATURES – WP
* Parabolic Rail Reinforcement
* Integrated Innegra nose reinforcement
* Full bottom Paulownia wood sandwich construction and reinforcements
* Multiple Footstrap Positions
* Footstrap Scale
* G10 fin
TECH FEATURES – ES
* Rail Reinforcement
* Paulownia wood reinforcements
* Significant nose reinforcement with integrated Biax-Glass
* Deck stringer
* Multiple Footstrap Positions
* Footstrap Scale

Easy-going medium to high wind freemove boards for freeriding and bump & jump blasting. They excel in manoeuvres and they willingly plane through the gybe with speed. Ideal for high wind freeride windsurfing on fresh water as well as on the sea.
Thrilling and fun high wind manoeuvre boards!

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Key Features

JP's fastest and most versatile small freeride toy
Revolutionizing the freemove class
High wind bump & jump and freeride board
Freeriding, jibing and carving dream
Direct feel, lively and controllable
JP’s best small board to master and plane through sporty carving jibes

Galerie

Technology:

Wood Pro Technology

This new Wood Pro technology draws on proven experiences from the past and features a blend between lightness and durability.
Technology details are the integrated Innegra nose reinforcement (1) working as nose protector, the Parabolic Rail Band (3) and a Rail reinforcement band (9), bottom stringers (12,13) and a Quadraxial fibre construction in the full standing area (Biax Glass 4, Paulownia Wood 5, Glass 6,7). The sustainable, fast-growing Paulownia Wood (11) is used as reinforcement in the full bottom and a high-density PVC sandwich layer (8) is used as reinforcement in the full deck. Additionally, exclusively high-quality glass (14-18) is used.

ES Technology

JP’s most affordable ‘freeride technology’ comes with large areas of reinforcements in the deck made out of sustainable, fast-growing Paulownia Wood (5), integrated Biax-Glass nose reinforcement (1), Epoxy Glass Micro Sandwich (7,9) in deck and bottom, rail reinforcements (10) and deck stringer (2).

Tech Features

Parabolic Rail Reinforcement

For high durability: The parabolic rail reinforcements work like a stringer along the rail and are resistant to impact and paint chipping and increase the stiffness.

Multiple Footstrap Positions

Thanks to various footstrap options you can perfectly trim the board according to your needs, e.g.: inboard plugs for easy cruising and/or plugs further out on the rail for a sportier, free ride and/or centred plugs for beginners.

Footstrap Scale

Your friends and family constantly take your board and change the size of your footstraps? No problem anymore! JP's Footstrap scale allows easy adjustment to the foot size.

Tests:

PLANCHEMAG #422 / Nov-Dec 2023+January 2024, p. 21

"...In small choppy waves, we benefit most when jumping and planing at speed, being able to make turns more easily than on a freeride..."

Teamrider Talk:

The Magic Move carves excellently through sporty jibes...
“The Magic Move carves excellently through sporty jibes. It leaves the option for either tight or wide turns and helps to absorb the chop, so you can focus better on the basics of the jibe.” Nico Prien

... for the perfect gybe and early planing...
“Inspired and developed in close cooperation with our Surf Centers and Clients around the world. The endless search for the perfect gybe and an early planing Free Move board made us come up with this new concept. The result proofed us right that the direction of the concept helps riders improving their gybes and lifts them onto the plane effortlessly.” Werner Gnigler

Fins:

Wood Pro: Freestyle Wave G10 CNC

ES: Freestyle Wave

compatible fin chart

compatible fins

Freestyle Wave Fin
Ride
Weed Wave
Weed Freeride

Freeride Range Comparison

Details:

Size	Length (cm)	Width (cm)	Volume (l)	Weight (kg)	Fin	Fin box	Rec. sail size	Ideal sail size
Wood Pro:
90	231cm	61,5cm	90l	6.3kg	Freestyle Wave 29 G10 CNC	Powerbox	4.5-6.4	4.7-6.0
100	235cm	63,5cm	100l	6.6kg	Freestyle Wave 31 G10 CNC	Powerbox	4.7-6.9	5.0-6.5
110	237cm	66,5cm	110l	6.9kg	Freestyle Wave 33 G10 CNC	Powerbox	5.0-7.2	5.4-6.9
ES:
90	231cm	61,5cm	90l	7.3kg	Freestyle Wave 29	Powerbox	4.5-6.4	4.7-6.0
100	235cm	63,5cm	100l	7.6kg	Freestyle Wave 31	Powerbox	4.7-6.9	5.0-6.5
110	237cm	66,5cm	110l	8.1kg	Freestyle Wave 33	Powerbox	5.0-7.2	5.4-6.9

Product safety information

Manufacturer information:

Pryde Group GmbH
Bergstraße 7
Baden-Württemberg
Taufkirchen, Deutschland, 82024
info@pryde-group.de

Responsible person:

Pryde Group GmbH
Bergstraße 7
Baden-Württemberg
Taufkirchen, Deutschland, 82024
info@pryde-group.de
https://prydegroup.de/

Shipping class:	16,00 kg

Surfboard care: How to make your board last longer

A surfboard is more than just a piece of sports equipment - it's a loyal companion. To enjoy your board for a long time, proper care is essential. Here are our top tips:

1. Sun protection for your board

Shade is key: Direct sunlight causes colors to fade and can yellow the board. Always keep your board in the shade when you are not using it.
Board bag as a protective shield: A board bag protects your board from sun, sand and scratches.

2. Operating the Airscrew

Always operate the Airscrew according to the manufacturer's instructions!

3. Sand and salt - the natural enemies of your board

Rinse after surfing: Rinse your board thoroughly with fresh water after each session to remove salt and sand.
Don't forget to dry it: Dry your board thoroughly before packing it in the board bag to avoid damaging the paintwork (Osmosis and discoloration).

4. Maintaining your board bag

Drying is important: A damp board bag can lead to rust on the zippers and mold formation. Always let it dry well after transport.
Clean regularly: Remove sand and salt from the board bag regularly.

5. Repair damage

Quick reaction: If damage occurs, you should act quickly. Dry the area and repair it as soon as possible.
Regular inspection: Check your board for new damage after every session.

6. Winter storage

Dry and cool: Store your board in a dry and cool place, protected from frost.
Padding: To avoid pressure points, place your board on soft surfaces.

Additional tips:

Carry correctly: Always carry your board with the nose facing forward to protect the sensitive tail region.
Professional help: For major repairs, you should consult an experienced shaper.

Why is proper care so important?

Longer lifespan: A well-maintained board lasts longer and retains its value.
Optimal performance: A clean and well-maintained board offers you a better riding experience.
Environmentally friendly: With proper care, you can extend the lifespan of your board and thus conserve resources.

With a little care, you can significantly extend the lifespan of your surfboard. Follow these simple tips and enjoy many more waves!