This board can seriously do it all. It's out for hidden turns, great powder and snow, and can handle anything you throw at it. Made for everything on the mountain from freestyle to bootpacking, this medium flexing board has a directional rocker that supports float in that soft snow, and effortless turns on the hard snow. The Frontier is made with the Jones' durable sintered 8000 base, a sturdy wood core that adds pop, and an eco friendly top sheet that looks good and helps our earth feel good too. Directional rocker - hybrid rocker/camber flex pattern defined by more tip rocker then tail camber between the bindings. The rockered tip floats the boards' nose and improve maneuverability. 6/10 flex rating, so plenty of room to play but gives you the durability that you're needing.

This board is a volume shifted directional board with a rocker/camber profile. Rocker in the nose and tail help give this board phenomenal float in powder, but the blunt nose is really where you see this board shine in the deep powder. The contact points on the nose are designed in a way to prevent this board from slowing down in powder and it will be instantly noticeable. The caber underfoot gives this board a good edge hold when you're carving deep. It's a stiff board (7/10) giving it a lot stability when you're flying down the hill.

The Jones Frontier features a floaty, freeride nose that is truly meant to take on all areas of terrain in the backcountry with ease. The tail is matched with a freestyle bit that's perfect for popping pillows and stomping cliff drops. Whether it is on an icy skin track or firm descents, the directional Rocker profile and Inner/Outer Traction Tech 2.0 edges provide confident stability and edge grip. This is a high performance board, without paying a high performance price. The Frontier Split is equipped with upgraded Karakoram Ultra Clip 1.0 and easily replaceable, screw mounted, Karakoram tip clips.

This is a 6/10 mid flex board, that is meant for high speed carving, icy edging, deep powder, and steeps and more technical terrain. Progressive sidecuts means that the radius is incrementally increased as the edges reaches the contact points. Gradually increasing the sidecut radius towards the contact point delivers smoother turn initiation and exit as the edge tracks in and out of the snow with a less abrupt transition.

A split version of an already amazing solid board, the Mountain Twin as a split is a beast! It's playful, and will still serve riders well in the backcountry and on the groomers.