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The TJP is Taylor Jensen’s high-performance longboard, designed in collaboration with Dan Mann and purpose-built for competitive surfing at the highest level. An evolution of the 900R model, the TJP features more aggressive bottom contours and a slightly increased tail kick, giving it the edge needed for tight arcs, vertical re-entries, and precise rail transitions—without sacrificing the glide and flow that define longboarding.
This board is all about control and responsiveness. The added tail kick allows for snappier turns and improved pivot in the pocket, while the refined bottom contours create lift and drive that help the board stay fast and responsive under critical pressure. While it maintains a longer outline for paddle speed and trim, the TJP is a true performance machine—Taylor’s go-to competition board, and the design that helped him secure four WSL World Longboard Championships.
Pros:
High-performance longboard optimized for progressive maneuvers.
Aggressive bottom contours enhance speed, lift, and responsiveness.
Tail kick provides improved release and vertical surfing ability.
Tour-tested and proven at the highest level of competitive longboarding.
Balanced blend of speed, flow, and precision turning.
Cons:
Not designed for traditional noseriding or cruising; best suited for performance-focused surfers.
May be too refined for beginners, requiring a skilled rider to unlock its full potential.
Less forgiving than more traditional or hybrid longboard shapes.
Summary:
The TJP is a finely tuned, competition-grade longboard shaped for surfers who want to push the limits of what's possible on a longer board. With extra tail kick, aggressive contours, and the pedigree of a four-time world title behind it, this board is ideal for advanced surfers seeking high-performance turns, speed, and control in critical conditions. A go-to choice for progressive longboarding, it’s built to win.