Duotone Jaime SLS 2024

Duotone Jaime SLS 2024 Maintenance

• Rinsing: Rinse the board with fresh water after every session, especially if you’ve been sailing in salt water. Remove sand and dirt from the fins, footstraps, and rails with a soft cloth.
• Drying: Let the board air-dry completely in the shade before putting it away. Avoid prolonged direct sunlight, as UV rays can degrade materials and graphics.
• Storage: Store the board in a dry, cool place, lying flat - preferably in a board bag - away from direct sunlight and heat sources such as a car trunk in the summer heat.
• Transport: Avoid leaving the board strapped to a roof rack for long periods, and avoid hard impacts to the edges and fins during transport.
• Inspection: Regularly check the fins, screws, and footstraps for wear, and tighten the screws if necessary. Small cracks or impacts in the laminate should be repaired quickly to prevent water damage.

What is the Duotone Jaime SLS 2024 best for?

The board is made for big air, freestyle and freeride - and often handles all three in the same session. It's a versatile high-performance twintip focused on pop, grip and control.

What sizes is the Jaime SLS available in?

The board comes in four sizes: 133 x 40 cm, 136 x 41 cm, 139 x 42 cm and 142 x 43 cm. The different sizes cover everyone from lightweight riders to heavier big air riders.

What size should I choose?

As a rule of thumb, 133 cm suits riders weighing around 50-75 kg, 136 cm suits around 70-85 kg, 139 cm suits around 80-95 kg, and 142 cm suits riders over around 85 kg. Choose based on your body weight and skill level - the more lift you need in light winds, the larger the board.

What does the SLS construction mean?

SLS stands for "Strong, Light, Superior" and combines Biax Carbon and Textreme Innegra. This makes for a lighter, more responsive and more durable board with controlled flex and plenty of pop.

Is the Jaime SLS suitable for beginners?

The board is primarily a high-performance board for experienced riders who want to get the most out of its pop and upwind performance. Newer riders will typically get more enjoyment from a board with more forgiving characteristics.

What comes with the board?

The board comes with 4.5 or 5.0 cm carbon fins and Vario or Entity multi-adjustable footstraps with grab handle, depending on the variant. Details are listed on the individual product page.

What's the best way to care for the board?

Rinse it with fresh water after riding, let it dry in the shade and store it somewhere cool and dry - preferably in a board bag. Regularly check the fins, screws and straps for wear.