Jones Mountain Twin Pro

No, this board is specifically engineered for expert riders. Its stiff flex and aggressive construction require precise input and advanced board control, which can make it unforgiving for those still developing their skills.

The directional twin shape gives you the best of both worlds: it offers the stability and float of a freeride board while maintaining the balance needed for switch riding and freestyle maneuvers. It is designed for riders who want one board that can handle technical park features and steep, variable terrain equally well.

The 3D Contour Base 2.0 features spoon-beveled edges at the nose and tail, which helps smooth out turn initiation and catch-free transitions. It makes the board feel more fluid and less 'hooky' when you are carving at high speeds or navigating through tight, technical terrain.

While the stiff flex provides excellent response and pop for big jumps and high-speed features, it is less playful than a softer park-specific deck. If you prioritize stability and power over buttering and jibbing, you will appreciate the support, but it will require more effort to manipulate on rails.

Ultra Construction is Jones's premium build method, which focuses on precise material placement to reduce weight without sacrificing strength. This results in a board that feels incredibly lively and responsive underfoot, allowing for quicker edge-to-edge transitions and less fatigue during long days on the mountain.

Yes, like all high-end sintered bases, the 9900 requires regular waxing to maintain its speed and protect the material. Because it is a high-density, porous base designed for maximum glide, it will dry out faster than extruded bases if neglected.