Jones Howler 2026

No, this board is designed for advanced riders who need precision and stability on technical terrain. The hybrid full camber profile is aggressive and less forgiving than beginner-friendly rocker profiles, making it better suited for experienced riders who know how to manage edge control.

The hybrid full camber profile prioritizes power and edge hold. It provides the snap and stability needed for high-consequence lines and stomping landings, though it requires more active rider input than a flat or rockered board.

Yes, the directional shape is built for freeriding, which includes floating through deep snow. While it excels on technical, steep terrain, the minimally tapered shape provides enough versatility to handle powder days alongside groomed runs.

While it is engineered for steep, technical lines, it is not limited to the backcountry. Its directional shape and camber profile make it a capable performer on resort terrain, especially if you enjoy carving hard and hitting side-hits or larger features.

The wood core provides a reliable, snappy flex that balances durability with responsiveness. It offers a consistent feel underfoot, ensuring the board maintains its pop and energy return throughout the season.