The North Jaime Pro 2011 Series is bridges the gap between free-ride and freestyle.

Possibly the most universal board in the North range, the North Jaime 2011 has plenty of pop for throwing powered new-school tricks yet maintains a smooth, comfy feel.

Combining new-school performance characteristics with plug-and-play free-ride comfort, the Jaime is a legendary, progressive, all-terrain machine and truly a benchmark in a league of its own.
The subtle combination of a round rocker, single concave and Responsive Centre Flex makes the North Jaime extremely smooth through the chop, yet still aggressive enough to keep up with the young guns with amazing pop and a solid, positive feel on edge.

Featuring North's most high-tech construction, harmonic flex and S-bend fins, the Jaime’s emphasis on early planing and great upwind ability make it ideal for gusty winds, to keep you planing through the holes. The 137cm offers plenty of reserves for heavier people even in tricky, gusty conditions, where a little extra planing surface is needed.

The combination of medium flex and new carbon light-wood construction dampens the chop and gives the North Jaime Pro new levels of comfort and gives you the best of both worlds: New school performance and free-ride comfort.

The secret to the Jaime's huge range lies in it's asymmetrical bottom concave that combines a new-school rocker in the centre of the board for speed with a rounder scoop line along the rails for a forgiving ride.

Throughout the test process - North have developed a new construction that translates into more comfort and livelier performance when compared to it's predecessors.

Medium flex makes the Jaime perfect for laying down tracks in small waves.

With over 30,000 boards sold, Jaime's 9th generation pro model sets a new benchmark in performance and advanced board construction.

The B quality North boards, are a cosmetic blemish in the boards, usually a slight scuff in the graphic, or maybe a tiny scratch, often very hard to see, but something that has been rejected through the strict quality control of North, the B quality boards still have the great North warranty, the boards are by no means weaker, just they will have a slight mark on them, often the type of thing that happens the first time out