Jones Flagship Snowboard

No, this board is designed for intermediate to advanced riders. Its stiff flex and aggressive directional shape require precise input and experience to handle effectively, especially in technical terrain.

The tapered shape narrows the tail relative to the nose, which helps the tail sink slightly in deep snow for better float. This design also encourages a more natural, intuitive turn initiation when carving on groomers.

While it is built primarily for freeriding and all-mountain charging, you can certainly take it through the park. However, its directional shape and stiff flex are not optimized for switch riding or technical rail maneuvers.

This is a high-performance base that is porous and fast, meaning it 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.

Yes, the directional rocker profile combines camber underfoot with rocker at the tip and tail. This gives you the stability and edge grip you need for icy conditions while maintaining the maneuverability required for powder.

The Ash wood veneer is not just for aesthetics; it acts as a dampening layer that absorbs vibrations and chatter. This results in a smoother, more stable ride when you are charging through choppy snow or at high speeds.