Biax Carbon and Textreme Innegra – reactive Flex Pattern

The combination of Biax Carbon and Textreme Innegra creates a responsive construction that loads energy efficiently and releases it quickly at take-off. This provides the crisp, consistent pop required for both Freestyle tricks and committed Big Air take-offs.

Lightweight Innegra fibres also improve vibration damping. The board rides more smoothly through chop, helping maintain a stable edge while reducing the impact transferred to the knees and back.

Hard Flex – direct response under heavy load

Hard Flex gives the Jaime SLS its aggressive flex character. Increased stiffness provides more precise control during hard edging, powerful jumps, and heavy landings.

This construction also supports fast energy release at take-off, working together with the Double Rocker Line Concept and responsive SLS layup to generate strong, direct pop.

Angled Fins and Angled Rails – stronger edge hold

Angled Fins increase grip and directional control when the board is heavily loaded. They help keep the board locked on its line during aggressive approaches, improve upwind performance, and support more powerful take-offs.

Angled Rails further increase edge grip, improving upwind efficiency and making the pop more responsive. Together, both features provide more stable control when the board is under high load before a jump.

Double Diffusor Bottom – control on landings

The Double Diffusor Bottom uses a dedicated tip geometry designed to maintain control in rough conditions and during hard landings. It helps stabilize the board as it reconnects with the water and reduces sudden reactions on touchdown.

Combined with the stiffness of Hard Flex, it creates a more predictable platform for landing after high jumps and powered Freestyle tricks.

Double Concave Bottom – stability and smooth handling

The Double Concave Bottom channels water along two concave lines, increasing grip, stability, and pop. The shape supports smooth planing and precise control during fast riding and turns.

It also helps the board remain stable in chop and after harder landings, complementing the more aggressive performance character of the Jaime SLS.