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Product Description
PIER PONY
The “Pier Pony” is by far the most directional small wave board ever released by JS.
Specifically built for really weak and boring waves, the Pier Pony will make those lousy surf days a whole lot of fun.
The constant flow of Vee running from the nose entry through to the tail
compliments the flattest rocker in the JS range. This vee creates quick transitions from rail to rail enabling you to gather speed through the weakest and flattest sections.
JS has left a lot of volume throughout the board with a flat deck and full rail, making sure you are hovering over every section and avoiding any bog down time.
It might sound extreme but we recommend you ride this board 8- 10 inches shorter than norm
Specifically built for really weak and boring waves, the Pier Pony will make those lousy surf days a whole lot of fun.
The constant flow of Vee running from the nose entry through to the tail
compliments the flattest rocker in the JS range. This vee creates quick transitions from rail to rail enabling you to gather speed through the weakest and flattest sections.
JS has left a lot of volume throughout the board with a flat deck and full rail, making sure you are hovering over every section and avoiding any bog down time.
It might sound extreme but we recommend you ride this board 8- 10 inches shorter than norm
Jack Freestone rides PIER PONY in 5’2 x 21 x 2 5/8
Jack's specs - Height: 6'0 (183cm) | Weight: 176.3lbs 80kg | Stance: Natural
Jack's specs - Height: 6'0 (183cm) | Weight: 176.3lbs 80kg | Stance: Natural
Joel Parkinson rides PIER PONY in 5’2 x 21 x 2 5/8
Parko's specs - Height: 6'0 (183cm) | Weight: 180.7lbs 82kg | Stance: Natural
Parko's specs - Height: 6'0 (183cm) | Weight: 180.7lbs 82kg | Stance: Natural
Mark Occhilupo rides PIER PONY in 5’4 x 21 1/4 x 2 5/8
Occy's specs - Height: 5'9 (176cm) | Weight: 187lbs 85kg | Stance: Goofy
Occy's specs - Height: 5'9 (176cm) | Weight: 187lbs 85kg | Stance: Goofy
Luke Egan rides PIER PONY in 5’6 x 21 3/4 x 2 3/4
Luke's specs - Height: 5'11 (180cm) | Weight: 198lbs 90kg | Stance: Goofy
Luke's specs - Height: 5'11 (180cm) | Weight: 198lbs 90kg | Stance: Goofy
Adrian Buchan rides PIER PONY in 5'0 x 20 1/2 x 2 9/16
Ace's specs - Height: 5'9" (175cm) | Weight: 170lbs 75kg | Stance: Goofy
Ace's specs - Height: 5'9" (175cm) | Weight: 170lbs 75kg | Stance: Goofy
