JP Australia, 2023

FreeFoil 2023

2040mm long · 6'8"

700mm wide

≈ 166mm thick · estimated

115litres

Open in Studio See it on jp-australia.com

Sizes & Numbers

Listed by the brand, read off a photo, or worked out: where every number comes from

In one line

The 2022 outline, refined. The 115 L is the same length and width as the 2022 115 L.

115 L against the 2022 115 L, listed length and width.

As listed by JP Australia

JP Australia FreeFoil 2023: every size as listed by JP Australia
size	length	width	thickness	weight
105 L	190 cm · 1900 mm	650 mm	≈ 175 mm · estimated	8.1 kg
115 L	204 cm · 2040 mm	700 mm	≈ 166 mm · estimated	8.6–9.5 kg
130 L	207 cm · 2070 mm	770 mm	≈ 168 mm · estimated	9.1–10.3 kg

Every size side by side, tails on one line, one scale

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Generations

Before it · 2022

The 2023 115 L is the same length and width as the 2022 115 L; its wide point moved 24 mm toward the nose. Open the 2022

listed length and width · wide point derived

2023 115 L 2022 115 L

After it · 2024

The 2024 115 L is the same length and width as the 2023 115 L. Open the 2024

listed length and width

2023 115 L 2024 115 L

The JP Australia FreeFoil over time

Shape & Rocker

From above, then from the side, true scale · the chosen size solid, the others dashed

Read off the 105 L outline · derived

53 %wide point, 1011 mm from the tail

2.92length over width

520mm wide 12″ from the tail

10,504cm² of planform

Read off the 115 L outline · derived

53 %wide point, 1086 mm from the tail

2.91length over width

553mm wide 12″ from the tail

12,172cm² of planform

Read off the 130 L outline · derived

53 %wide point, 1096 mm from the tail

2.71length over width

603mm wide 12″ from the tail

13,492cm² of planform

Rocker of the 105 L · scaled from the 130 L, estimated

≈ 22 mmtail rocker, at the tip

≈ 11 mm12″ from the tail

≈ 36 mm12″ from the nose

≈ 129 mmnose rocker, at the tip

≈ 564 mmflat to within 3 mm, from 31 % to 60 % of the length

47 %of the length to the lowest point, from the tail

≈ 175 mmat its thickest, 50 % from the tail

≈ 43 mmlonger along the bottom curve than flat

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Rocker of the 115 L · scaled from the 130 L, estimated

≈ 24 mmtail rocker, at the tip

≈ 13 mm12″ from the tail

≈ 42 mm12″ from the nose

≈ 139 mmnose rocker, at the tip

≈ 590 mmflat to within 3 mm, from 31 % to 60 % of the length

47 %of the length to the lowest point, from the tail

≈ 166 mmat its thickest, 50 % from the tail

≈ 46 mmlonger along the bottom curve than flat

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Rocker of the 130 L · estimated

≈ 25 mmtail rocker, at the tip

≈ 13 mm12″ from the tail

≈ 43 mm12″ from the nose

≈ 141 mmnose rocker, at the tip

≈ 596 mmflat to within 3 mm, from 31 % to 60 % of the length

47 %of the length to the lowest point, from the tail

≈ 168 mmat its thickest, 50 % from the tail

≈ 47 mmlonger along the bottom curve than flat

Lay this rocker over other boards

True proportions · dots at 10 mm and 12″ in from each tip · bracket: flat to within 3 mm · On JP Australia's photo of the 130 L, where its traced side holds 39 % more than the listed 130 L: probably shot from slightly above. Tail end set by Claude, not checked by a person. · estimated