Kneeboard Shock Jobe

The Kneeboard is a vessel used in a seated position. It is used in ocean waves or when being towed behind a boat on a lake or river. Kneeboard riders typically wear life jackets or waterski suits and ride the wave by paddling and kicking or submerging their hand in the water. The advantages of kneeboarding include:

• Very low center of gravity
• Reduced wind resistance
• Ability to ride higher and further back on the tubes
• Starting on steeper parts of the wave

Features:

• The "parabolic double edge" ensures maximum buoyancy and smooth transitions during the swell.
• Rounded edge for a smooth, fluid, and forgiving experience.
• Heavy-duty 3" padded neoprene "double closed strap".
• Includes "shock absorption strap" that absorbs strong impacts on the water.
• The "handlebar" helps beginners to stand up easily and quickly, automatically returning the mechanism to a flat surface when not in use.
• Ergonomic seat cushion with deep knee positions for extra comfort.