Jones Airheart 2.0

No, this board is designed for advanced to expert riders. Its stiff flex and aggressive construction require precise input and strong technique to control effectively.

The directional twin shape gives you the versatility to ride switch comfortably while maintaining the stability and float of a directional board. It is ideal if you want to mix freestyle tricks with all-mountain charging.

The Power Camber profile provides a locked-in, stable feel with significant pop. You will notice excellent edge hold on hardpack and groomers, though it demands more attention than a softer, fully rockered board.

These materials increase torsional stiffness, which means the board resists twisting when you put it on edge. This results in a highly responsive ride that tracks well at high speeds and absorbs chatter better than standard fiberglass layups.

While it is primarily a freestyle and all-mountain board, the rocker in the tip and tail helps it stay afloat in soft snow. However, if you ride deep powder exclusively, you might prefer a board with a more dedicated freeride shape.