Jones Snowboards Ultralight Hovercraft 2.0 Splitboard

The primary difference is the weight-to-performance ratio. By utilizing Fusion Carbon construction and a Koroyd core, this board is significantly lighter than traditional splitboards, which reduces fatigue on long, high-alpine ascents without sacrificing the stability needed for technical descents.

Yes, but it is designed for those looking to progress into serious backcountry touring. While the flex is responsive at a 4/5 rating, the directional rocker profile is forgiving enough for intermediate riders to handle, provided they have experience with splitboard mechanics.

Koroyd is a honeycomb material that excels at vibration absorption. It dampens chatter on firm or variable snow, providing a smoother, more composed ride compared to traditional wood-only cores, which helps you maintain control in demanding alpine conditions.

Absolutely. The Hovercraft shape is legendary for its float. The tapered directional shape and directional rocker profile are specifically engineered to keep the nose up in deep snow, allowing you to surf through powder with minimal effort.

Not at all. While carbon fiber adds snap and responsiveness, the board is tuned to be a 4/5 flex. It offers a lively, energetic feel that is precise when carving but remains accessible enough to maneuver through tight trees or technical terrain.

The Ultra Base is high-performance and porous, meaning it requires regular waxing to maintain its speed and durability. Because it is a sintered base with carbon additives, keeping it well-waxed is essential to prevent it from drying out and to ensure optimal glide in backcountry snow.