Jones Hovercraft 2.0 Splitboard

The Koroyd core is significantly lighter than standard wood, which reduces fatigue on long backcountry ascents. It also excels at dampening chatter and vibrations, providing a smoother, more stable feel when you are riding through variable or choppy snow conditions.

No, this is designed for advanced to expert riders. With a stiff flex rating of 8, it requires precise input and strong technique to control, making it better suited for experienced backcountry travelers than beginners.

While the rocker profile is optimized for float in deep powder, the board maintains reliable edge hold on firm snow thanks to its directional shape and stiff construction. It is designed to be precise and stable, though it requires an active riding style on icy or steep, technical sections.

The standard splitboard insert pattern is compatible with most major splitboard binding systems on the market. If you are using a specific interface like Karakoram or Spark R&D, ensure you have the appropriate pucks or mounting hardware for the standard pattern.

Not much. The board comes with factory de-tuned tips and tails, so it is ready to ride right out of the box. You may want to apply a fresh coat of wax depending on the specific snow temperatures you expect to encounter.

It uses Karakoram Ultra Clips 3C, which are industry-leading for their ability to pull the two halves of the board tightly together. This creates a solid, unified feel that mimics the performance of a traditional solid snowboard.