Duotone Jaime SLS Kitesurfing kiteboard 2026 kite board
The Duotone Jaime SLS 2026 is a premium freestyle and big-air twin tip — explosive pop, strong grip and, new for 2026, noticeably smoother landings.
Engineered for high-performance freestyle and big-air riders, the Jaime SLS 2026 blends explosiveness, control and comfort. Whether you're pushing for higher boosts, slick unhooked tricks or carving hard upwind, this board is built to perform.
Top features & ride feel
- SLS construction — “Strong Light Superior”, a premium build designed for maximum pop with minimum weight.
- New Double Diffusor Bottom — absorbs impact on landing, so you ride away smoother with less harsh feedback.
- Revised Double Concave — enhances control underfoot, especially on landings and edging.
- Double Rockerline Concept — exceptional grip, explosive pop and strong upwind ability.
- Angled fins — improve grip and upwind performance for more aggressive edging and higher jumps.
- Hard flex profile — responsive, stable at speed and ideal for aggressive freestyle and big-air manoeuvres.
- Available sizes: 133/40, 136/41, 139/42, 142/43 to suit different rider weights and conditions.
Ride experience
From launch you'll feel the board lock onto its edge thanks to the advanced rocker and concave mix. On take-off the stiff carbon construction delivers immediate response and pop. In flight it feels nimble but stable, and on landing the improved base helps you absorb chop and hard impacts without harsh rebound. For carving and freeride sessions the upwind ability is excellent thanks to the grip-enhancing features — in short, one of the most serious freestyle and big-air twin tips available.
Ideal for
- Riders who want to boost big air and board-off manoeuvres
- Freestyle riders who also ride unhooked and want a board that handles both
- Advanced and pro riders looking for a premium build with minimal compromise
- Conditions where steep take-offs, hard landings and edge hold matter (chop, strong wind)
2025 vs 2026 – what's changed
The step from 2025 to 2026 is an evolution rather than a full redesign. The board keeps its core DNA — pop, SLS build, angled fins and the Double Rockerline — but adds the new Double Diffusor Bottom, refines the concave geometry, and improves ride comfort, especially on landings and in choppier water. If you ride mostly smooth flatwater the gains are subtler; if you ride chop and strong wind, the 2026 is a worthwhile step up.
