JS Industries - Xero Gravity Youth Softboard

$649.00 USD
By JS Industries
Color
Construction
Minus Plus

FUN FOCUSSED, FUTURE FOCUSSED

Xero Gravity Youth is the next in line of our favourite fusions ever. The Xero Gravity has foam hidden in the deck, but a slightly pulled down rail that’s fine tuned for manoeuvrability & quick response. With a flatter rocker than the Monsta 10 Youth, the Xero Gravity gives more speed in weaker conditions.

It’s our direct update on the board that won QS and CT events in the type of conditions we all surf every day. And it was voted the Australian board of the year back-to-back, due to overdelivering in countless sessions for regular surfers in average to pumping waves. If the Monsta Box made you enjoy surfing more, Xero Gravity will send you to the moon.

TEAM RIDER REFERENCE
Hunter Anderson // Height: 5’0 (152 cm) // Weight: 41 kg - 90 lbs
Rides 5'1” x 17 1/8” x 2 1/16” x 18.7L

Max McGillivray // Height: 5’0 (152 cm) // Weight: 41 kg - 90 lbs
Rides 5'1” x 17 1/8” x 2 1/16” x 18.7L

XERO GRAVITY YOUTH

WAVE TYPE

0-4ft. Great in many conditions from crumbly, flatter wave faces to good quality surf. The rocker has been proven over time to be the most versatile in the x-series.


XERO GRAVITY YOUTH

Features

Rocker

Medium low entry and exit rocker, with a large sweet spot under front foot.
Fin setup

The Xero Gravity comes stock as a thruster. Alternative setups are available with custom orders.
Glassing specs

All boards 4'10" - 5'6" are glassed 4oz deck with a 4oz bottom. (All sizes come standard with Hybrid Fibre tail strips)
Rail type

The Xero Gravity has medium full rails, the same as the Monsta Box. This forgiving performance based rail shape allows for precision when the right section stands up, yet has enough volume to get you through fat sections or avoid catch in chop.

XERO GRAVITY YOUTH

CONCAVE

Slightly deeper concave than the Monsta Box giving a greater sweet spot, deep throughout for greater lift, suiting smaller / less powerful conditions. Single concave under front foot moves to double concave between the fins. Based on team favourites, JS chose to go back to his “reverse concave” which is deeper under front foot and shallower at each end of the board. We found this to be the fastest of them all, as it creates maximum water flow.

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