Jones Rally Cat Snowboard

It features a directional twin shape. This means it has a symmetrical flex and sidecut for riding switch, but the stance is slightly set back to help with float in deeper snow and turn initiation.

The full camber profile provides consistent edge contact from tip to tail, which gives you more pop, stability, and reliable edge hold. It is more responsive than a rocker board but requires a bit more precision in your riding technique.

Yes, with a 2/5 flex rating, it is quite soft and forgiving. This makes it easy to press on rails and boxes, though it may feel a bit less stable at very high speeds compared to a stiffer, freeride-focused board.

It does. The board is equipped with Traction Tech edges, which add extra contact points along the sidecut to help you maintain grip and control even when the snow is firm or icy.

Because it is a high-performance sintered base, it is porous and absorbs wax well. To keep it fast and durable, you should wax it regularly, especially if you are riding in dry or abrasive snow conditions.

While the soft flex is approachable, the full camber profile can be less forgiving than a flat or rocker board for someone just learning to link turns. It is best suited for intermediate to advanced riders who want a playful, responsive board for freestyle and all-mountain riding.