Jones Howler Snowboard

No, this board is designed for advanced riders. Its mid-stiff flex and full camber profile demand precise technique and aggressive input, which can be unforgiving for those still learning the basics.

The tapered shape means the nose is wider than the tail, which naturally helps the board float in deep powder. It encourages you to ride with a centered stance while the tail sinks slightly, making turn initiation smoother and keeping you on top of the snow.

Koroyd is integrated into the triple-density core to reduce weight without sacrificing strength. It helps dampen vibrations and chatter when you are riding at high speeds or through variable, choppy terrain.

Yes. The hybrid full camber profile provides consistent, edge-to-edge contact along the entire length of the board. This design is specifically engineered to deliver reliable grip and stability on steep, technical, or icy lines.

The medium 3D contour base bevels the edges at the nose and tail, which softens the transition into turns. It makes the board feel less 'hooky' and more fluid, especially when you are initiating turns in tight trees or technical chutes.

While it excels in the backcountry, it is a capable freeride board for any steep, challenging terrain. If you enjoy charging hard on groomed runs or hunting for side-hits, the Howler is stiff and responsive enough to handle those conditions as well.