No more pro wave or real world wave, a signature JP twin (replacing the pro), a Kauli twin, and a single fin wave (replacing the rww).....where's the quad 
Edit: I take that back, its not currently in the boards menu, but its in the 2010 brochure as a limited edition...what does that mean, they are only making xxxx number of quads ?http://www.jp-australia.com/2010/fileadmin/pics2010/products/broch/JP%20Brochure%2010%20-%20English.pdf
i think they are still finalising everything with the quads and will announce them a bit later.
and to think you had to ride your polyester boards for a couple of years before you got heel dents like that? now you get them straight out of the box 
check out JPs own twinny model video - now i know for a fact that JP can sail ALOT better than that - there are barely any decent turns or lip connections to be seenon the video- so whats going on?
I saw crew sailing quite well on JP twins last season - so whats up with the dodgy video footage?
yeah i agree but i think its to do with the limited amount of footage they had. he mentions in the video he was injured for much of the photo shoot.
92l twinnie sounds good - If there anything like the 90-100l OES I've seen Maris Naish and Harry carving it up on at middleton this winter - they seem to work a treat - great wave board for SA conditions - floating through the no wind zone and plenty of slashability on the waves
be great to have a demo day where all the wave boards were available -twinnies, quads singles from all the brands. I like to dream - I know I wouldn't buy a new car without a test drive - we need a test centre in Aus.
