Jones Aviator 2.0

No, this board is designed for intermediate to expert riders. Its true camber profile and mid-stiff flex require precise input and solid technique, which can be unforgiving for those still learning the basics.

The full camber profile provides consistent edge contact from tip to tail, which gives you superior grip on hardpack and ice. You will notice significantly more pop and stability at high speeds, though it requires more active engagement than a rocker or hybrid profile.

Yes, absolutely. Because it is a directional twin, it performs well in the park for jumps and pipe riding where you need stability and explosive pop. However, its stiffer flex is more focused on power and carving than on soft, playful jibbing.

The Sintered 8000 base is high-density and very fast, but it is porous and needs regular waxing to maintain its speed and durability. If you let it dry out, you will notice a significant drop in performance and potential base damage.

While the 20mm setback is designed to improve float in powder and turn initiation, the board remains a directional twin. You can certainly ride switch comfortably, though it will feel slightly different than a true centered twin board.

These materials are specifically chosen to dampen chatter and absorb vibrations without adding excess weight. You get a very smooth, stable ride even when conditions are choppy or icy, allowing you to charge harder with more confidence.