Jones Stratos Splitboard

The Fusion Carbon construction significantly reduces the board's overall weight, making long skinning approaches much less fatiguing. While it is lighter, the mid-stiff flex ensures you don't lose the dampness or stability required for charging through variable backcountry snow.

The Directional Rocker profile is designed to provide float in powder while maintaining grip underfoot. However, because it features rocker in the tip and tail, it won't have the same locked-in edge hold as a full-camber board on pure ice, so you will need to rely on your technique during steep, icy ascents.

The 3D Contour Base is designed to make turn initiation smoother and more fluid, which is especially helpful when moving from deep powder into tighter, technical terrain. It helps the board feel less catchy, allowing for a more intuitive ride when you are navigating variable conditions.

Yes, the Karakoram 3C clips are an industry standard and will work with all major splitboard binding systems. They are specifically designed to pull the two halves of the board tightly together, which eliminates the 'wobble' often felt on lesser splitboards and makes it feel much closer to a solid snowboard.

Absolutely. While it is built for backcountry performance, the tapered directional shape and mid-stiff flex perform very well on-piste. It is a versatile choice if you want a single board that can handle resort laps in the morning and sidecountry missions in the afternoon.