JP Super Sport Wood Pro 2026 – Fastest Freeride

The JP Super Sport Wood Pro is the fastest freerace board in the JP range: it combines near-slalom speed with ease of use and comfort that make it accessible to performance-oriented freeriders. Impressive acceleration, total control over chop, and a light, "flying" feel on the fin make it the ideal board for those who want to go really fast without having to manage a World Cup board.

Thanks to its exceptional control, many riders can reach a higher top speed than a pure slalom board, with much less physical and technical effort. It's the perfect board for long, high-speed runs on flat or choppy water, coastal raids, and long-distance racing.

Key points

• Highest top speed of all JP freeride lines.
• Free-race performance based on the development of JP slalom boards.
• For fast freeriders who like to push hard and make the board fly on the fin .
• Ideal mix of ease and performance in the freerace class.
• Surprisingly simple handling even at top speed.
• V-shaped hull with scoop rocker optimized for comfort, control and free planing.
• Thin rails along the entire board for powerful yet smooth halsen .

Shape & behavior in water

The new Super Sports are based on slalom concepts but are adapted to the needs of the sporty freerider:

• Short length → compact and responsive board.
• Parallel outline → maximizes the planing surface under the mast foot and gets you planing almost instantly.
• Centered moment of inertia → great control at high speeds.
• Concave deck around the mast foot → lowers the rig's center of gravity and increases control over chop and gusts.
• Scoop–rocker line & V derived from slalom but softened for more comfort and maneuverability, maintaining easy planing and high trim on the water.
• Wide tail but with reduced volume : lots of leverage on the fin, but soft and controlled jibe entry.
• Tail cut-out → efficient water release, less drag, fast and comfortable trim.
• Thin rails along the entire board: comfort on straight edges and aggressive carving in jibes; planing out of turns is almost as easy as going straight.

The result is a freerace board that offers slalom speed for everyone : just clip into the harness, load the fin and let the board accelerate endlessly, always maintaining a safe feeling under your feet.

Wood Pro Construction & Equipment

• Parabolic Rail Reinforcement – ​​parabolic reinforcement of the rails for strength and response.
• Innegra Nose Reinforcement – ​​integrated nose protection made of Innegra.
• Paulownia Wood Sandwich – paulownia wood sandwich across the entire bottom with targeted reinforcements.
• Multiple footstrap positions + printed footstrap scale on deck.
• G10 fin as standard, high performance.
• Foil Tuttle Box – reinforced and foil-compatible box (for freerace windfoil). [
• New mast foot scale for precise rig positioning.

Available sizes

The typical volumes of the Super Sport Wood Pro cover the classic freerace range (around 113–133–144+ liters, depending on the year and price list). Length, width, and fin are optimized for each size to offer the best compromise between planing start, control at speed, and comfort while sailing. Check the official JP size chart or product variants for complete numerical data (volume, length, width, fin measurements).

Technical specifications – summary

• Category: Free-race / Fastest Freeride
• Target: expert or advanced freerider, oriented towards speed and long trips.
• Shape: short, parallel outline, cut-out tail, thin rails.
• Hull: Slalom-derived freerace scoop–rocker, V-shape for comfort and control.
• Construction: Wood Pro with Paulownia Wood Sandwich and reinforcements on rails and nose.
• Box: Foil Tuttle Box – windfoil compatible.
• Fin: G10 freerace high lift.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Who is the JP Super Sport Wood Pro recommended for?

For intermediate-advanced/expert freeriders looking for maximum speed and a slalom feel, but with more comfort, control, and ease of jibing than a pure race slalom board. How "technical" is it compared to a slalom board?

It's much less demanding: it requires less physical strength and less extreme precision in trim and stance. Many riders can maintain a speed similar to slalom with much less effort, especially on long courses or in rough water.

Is jibing difficult with such a fast freerace?

No: thin rails and a reduced tail volume help the board enter turns smoothly even at high speed, while the great stability allows you to maintain control and speed all the way to the exit. Getting out of the jibe while planing is surprisingly easy for a board with this level of performance.

Can I use the Super Sport with foil?

Yes, thanks to the reinforced Foil Tuttle Box , it's compatible with many freerace/freeride foils. It's an excellent choice if you want a board that's incredibly fast both with fins and in foil configuration.

Which size should I choose?

It depends on the weight and intensity of the usual wind. In general:

• Lighter riders / strong winds → smaller volume.
• Average weight and average wind → intermediate volume.
• Heavier riders or spots with medium/light wind → larger volume for maximum glide and top speed.