Jones Snowboards Aviator 2.0

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

The full camber profile provides consistent edge contact from tip to tail, which translates to maximum stability at high speeds and powerful edge hold on icy or steep terrain. While it offers explosive pop, it requires more focus and energy to ride than a rocker-dominant board, which is looser and more forgiving.

Absolutely. While it excels at carving and charging steep lines, its directional twin shape makes it very capable in the park. The carbon flax stringers provide the snap needed for jumps, though it is stiffer than a dedicated jib board.

The 3D Contour Base bevels the edges at the tip and tail, which helps smooth out turn initiation and prevents the board from feeling catchy. It makes the board feel slightly more fluid edge-to-edge without sacrificing the grip of the full camber profile.

Koroyd is used in the core to reduce weight significantly without compromising structural integrity. This makes the board feel lighter underfoot and more responsive when initiating turns, helping to reduce fatigue during long days on the mountain.

Because it is a directional twin, it is designed to be ridden in both directions. While it has a 20mm setback for better performance in powder and on groomers, the sidecut and flex are balanced enough that riding switch feels natural and stable.