JP Australia Young Gun Freestyle 2026

FAQ

What child is the JP Australia Young Gun Freestyle 2026 suitable for?

The board is designed for ambitious, advanced children and youth weighing up to approx. 50 kg. The narrow stance and reduced footstrap spacing are tailored to small, narrower feet and shorter legs.

What are the dimensions and volume of the board?

The Young Gun Freestyle 2026 is available in the LXT version with 65 liters of volume, 198 cm in length, and 56 cm in width. The weight is approx. 5.2 kg.

What wind and riding conditions is the board made for?

The shape is designed for strong wind and small rigs – a compact high-wind all-rounder with low volume. It is suitable for planing, jibing, controlled jibing, and first freestyle moves on the water.

What fins and fin box system are used?

The board comes with a Freestyle 17 G10 CNC fin in a Powerbox. The setup is designed for direct, explosive pop and precise maneuvering.

Can the board be adjusted for growing children?

Yes, the board offers multiple footstrap positions, long footstrap plugs, and a footstrap scale. This allows the stance width to be adjusted over a wide range to the child's size.

What construction and technologies are used?

The Young Gun Freestyle 2026 is manufactured using the LXT construction – a mix of lightness and durability with sustainable materials and reinforcements at critical points. The shape is based on JP's adult Freestyle Pro model, but is compactly tailored to the needs of lighter kids.

Who is the board not suitable for?

Beginners and children under approx. 30 kg body weight will benefit more from a larger, higher-volume kids' board with more stability. The Young Gun Freestyle is clearly aimed at advanced young riders who already plan, jibe, and practice first freestyle moves.

What sizes and versions are available?

For the 2026 season, the Young Gun Freestyle is available in size LXT 65 L. Other sizes or construction methods are currently not listed in this line.