Jones Snowboards Howler

No, this board is designed for advanced riders who need precision and power in high-consequence terrain. Its aggressive camber profile and stiff construction require strong technique and board control to manage effectively.

The hybrid full camber provides the stability and explosive pop of a traditional camber board, ensuring reliable edge hold even on icy, steep faces. It is built to feel locked-in and responsive rather than loose or forgiving.

This board is built for steep, technical lines, tight chutes, and open big-mountain faces. It is a specialized tool for aggressive freeriding where stability at speed and precise edge control are non-negotiable.

While it is a directional board, the minimal taper allows for decent switch riding when necessary. However, it is optimized for charging forward, so you will notice it feels more natural and balanced when riding in your primary stance.

While you can certainly hit jumps and side hits with it, the Howler is not a dedicated park board. Its construction is focused on freeride performance and big-mountain stability rather than the flex and playfulness typically preferred for rails or jibbing.