Jones Snowboards Howler

While it is not a dedicated powder board, the tapered directional shape provides excellent float in deep snow. The 20mm setback helps keep the nose up, making it nimble enough for most powder days without sacrificing its all-mountain versatility.

Yes, with a 4/5 flex rating and a high-camber profile, it is designed for stability and edge hold. The triple-density wood core and carbon/flax stringers provide the rigidity needed to carve confidently at high speeds without feeling overly harsh.

Absolutely. While it excels in freeride terrain, the mid-stiff flex and carbon/flax stringers offer plenty of pop for jumps and side hits. It is a capable freestyle board for riders who want one deck that can handle park laps and steep lines alike.

Koroyd is integrated into the core to dampen vibrations and absorb chatter. It essentially smooths out the ride when you are moving fast over uneven or icy snow, allowing you to maintain better control without feeling every bump.

The Howler is better suited for intermediate to advanced riders. Its high-camber profile and stiffer flex demand precise input and technique, which can be unforgiving for someone still learning the basics of edge control.

Like any high-end sintered base, it performs best when waxed regularly. It is highly porous and durable, so keeping it saturated with wax will ensure you maintain the speed and glide characteristics the board is known for.