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Step up your freestyle game with our Freestyle Board Training Setup. Designed for riders hungry to dominate both aerial maneuvers and jibbing techniques, this comprehensive kit includes the Trampoline Board 95, Training Bindings, and Training Rail/Box.
TRAINING / SWITCH
Keep working on board control between trips. Explore the training design, fit and setup options for Freestyle Board Training Setup 95 below.
If you want to excel in both aerial maneuvers and jibbing techniques, look no further — this setup is tailored for you. Shine in the park with your diverse set of skills.
Learn more below.
Experience durability, safety, and aesthetic appeal. Built to withstand the most intense training sessions while safeguarding your surroundings.
Offering enhanced grip on trampoline and training obstacles making jib training easier. This deck is recommended for beginner jibbers and riders focusing mostly on aerial training.
Customize your stance from 12.2″ for groms to 21.65″ for taller riders and everyone in between.
Train comfortably barefoot or in sports shoes. Save time on switching bindings between boards and protect your snowboard gear from wear and tear.
Crafted without sharp edges, our bindings provide a safe training experience anywhere. Whether you’re on the trampoline or indoors, train with confidence knowing your equipment and surroundings are safe.
Enjoy a comfortable fit with our universal size range from 5 up to 12.5 US.
Crafted for durability, portability, and sleek aesthetics. It’s Big enough to master all your tricks, and portable enough to bring on all your trips.
Easily switch between Box and Rail by rotating the main body of the obstacle. Challenge yourself with a variety of tricks and techniques with ease.
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Your selected Trampoline 95 board, Switch Training Bindings and the Training Rail / Box.
Choose a Jibbing Board if you mainly want to practise slides, presses and tricks on a training rail or box. Its base is designed to slide over obstacles.
A Trampoline Board has a foam base that helps reduce slipping on the trampoline mat, making it easier to control during practice. Repeated use on rails or boxes can wear down or damage the foam, so a jibbing board is the better choice for regular obstacle training.
The 95 cm board is a more compact option for younger or smaller riders, and for anyone who prefers a board that is easier to manoeuvre.
The 110 cm board is better suited to more experienced riders, generally around 160 cm tall or above. Your height, stance and experience all matter, so check the product specifications before choosing your setup.
Both. Switch Training Bindings can be used barefoot or with sports shoes. They adjust to fit EU sizes 35–46.
The board has mounting inserts compatible with standard snowboard bindings as well as Switch Training Bindings. Check the mounting pattern and stance before fitting your bindings. For trampoline sessions, check your training facility’s equipment rules; Switch Training Bindings are designed for this type of practice.
Check our shipping rates and delivery times for your location. For returns and warranty coverage, visit our warranty and returns page.
Tell us a little about yourself — your height, experience and whether you’ll mainly be training on a trampoline or an obstacle. We’ll help you choose the board and setup that suit you.
| Discipline | Air Awareness & Air Tricks, Jibbing / Rail / Box |
|---|---|
| Length | 95 cm / 37.4″ |
| Width | 24 cm / 9.45″ |
| Profile | Rocker |
| Stance | 31cm – 55cm / 12.2″ – 21.65″ |
| Flex | 4 / 10 |
| Construction | Ash & Poplar V-lam Core, Polyurethane Sidewalls, Triaxial Fiberglass |
| Deck Base | High-density EVA foam |
| Deck Weight | 1.6 kg / 3.52 lbs |
| User height | below 155cm / 5'1" |
| Max user weight | 75 kg / 165 lbs |
| Setup Options |
Jakub Pacut Fabryczna 10 43-440 Goleszów, Poland, [email protected]
The set up is brilliant. You can see that people did put in many hours to develop their product. Especially because the manual of the bindings shows the oldish product: like it is not adjustable as how the manual explains, but it is improved adjustable, like they thought about how to make it more sturdy. Sadly, and this is why not 5 stars: with my small size EU35 my toes barely reach the front strap. I need to wear my big hiking boots in it, and however all things are in all ways adjustable, I’m not centered over the board: the weight is too far in the backside, as the heel strip is solid and the binding-plateau/circle/baseplate has already shifted maximal forwards. Still I’m able to practice for wakeboarding and I know on the water I will automatically fix the weight distribution. For now it’s all about muscle memory jumping on and off and playing with it.