Jeremy Jones - Resort Riding Gear Choices and Best Stance Angles !

[@brianp9268]

Jeremy Jones and Mark Fawcett together. How many times am I allowed to watch this.

[@AN-yr7nm]

Much love brothers

[@RobertoVillaLobby]

Daily at work while you're not snowboarding 😆

[@ryannpurvis]

Loved all the insight into the instruments of stoke! Legends

[@finboyYYC]

Loving these series, if anyone is wondering why you should support smaller shops, this is why - big box don’t have these relationships and won’t put in this effort for you

[@tributeboardshop]

Appreciate that Homie!!

[@finboyYYC]

Keep it up boys, the increased output is not going unnoticed

[@Betts_The_Lesser25]

Jeremy is the GOAT. The way he analyzes the mountain and everything else from a mountain sense is amazing. Dude's a legend!

[@snowycamplodge]

Love the last sentiment.. If you're lucky enough to be out snowboarding, then not much to be complaining about.

[@lukinoway]

Really love this format! Please keep expanding this series.

[@tributeboardshop]

Thanks for the Support ! More exciting Guests on the way!

[@jjuninc77]

Second that!

[@malcolmmoore]

Third that!

[@brett1220]

KZbin should allow for multiple likes for these moments.

[@mikeyp3694]

Love the stance angle discussion. I'm a posi/posi guy and I feel like I need a support group since the world seems to ride duck. Nice to hear there is room for further experimentation.

[@riceriot]

Duck rider here. Got the free carver and now see the posi light. Still experimenting with all the combos!

[@skippywinters]

@@riceriot same here. I do like duck the most because I like charging and then all of sudden switch stance and ride switch like its nothing. so whatever works for you is the right choice

[@dk.fresh66]

At 57 posi/posi is a go! I started that way and now I’ll finish that way!!! Obviously it comes down to what strikes the mood for the day based on feel, condition and opportunity!!! I teach duck so that we can work on switch (a most important skill to have) … but rippin’ carves on a positive stance feels amazing (east coast rider usually hard and fast)

[@ryangough3574]

Positive positive here in a old K2 Eldorado 173!

[@Daz555Daz]

Posi posi here too. It seems to be more common

[@jasonfenton7366]

I was incredibly fortunate to see these guys crushing it a sugarloaf in the early 90s. I still ride 27x17 degrees from the inspiration these guys gave back in the day. The original hovercraft is still the high water mark for me. Best days of my life on one at Baldface. Can’t wait to take a 2.0 there in the future.

[@cristian-gabrielgaldamezbr3810]

27/17 is fucking wild. Race way or no way I guess. 😂🤘

[@jasonfenton7366]

@@cristian-gabrielgaldamezbr3810 If I stand on a board w/o bindings and mark where my feet naturally fall.. that is those angles. Same on a surfboard, pow surfer or surfboard. Old habits die hard. Throw some masking tape on a board and jump on it. Note where your feet fall. It's a neat trick. Happy riding!

[@RobertoVillaLobby]

I've only started boarding and going to the mountains this year, but by watching and listening to Jeremy and a few others I have learned so much of what it's all about and I'm completely hooked for the rest of my life.

[@jplpagan]

love this. more shop talk with Jeremy, please.

[@briansemall2487]

Right off the rip Jeremy mentions creasing which is helpful, next the UTLIMATE GAMECHANGER that possibly saved my half to whole season is 2:50 never use new liner with new boots. I tried out new boots with old liner last night and had none of the break in process to deal with, 100% comfortable. THANK YOU 🔥

[@martinbailly573]

What a gem of a video ! Mark Fawcett and Jeremy Jones ……magical ! Thanks !

[@SavageChihuahua]

I think content like this is amazing for snowboarders and snowboarding. Thank you.

[@theleedoism]

Two of the snowboarders I respect the most sharing real tips here

[@KrisMcphee]

Man. Out comes that freecarve and I was instantly sold. As someone who has run the gamut on carving setups and ultimately settled on an all mountain - one board quiver, I now seriously think it's time to add another. Fantastic video and so glad I found your channel!

[@absher2241]

Pure gold! 2 of my favorites together! Please keep this channel alive

[@rasheedabiola1956]

This is so cool. The humility and comrodarie is something that every sport should aspire to. Great video!

[@tributeboardshop]

thanks for the support!!

[@MrLVLVA]

Jeremy is the man Love his vibe So much love, so much respect to mountains and community ❤

[@Justaride-Snowboard-Channel]

Great episode guys!! Nice of Jeremy to clue people in on your role in his life, Mark! Always good to hear OG's talk about gear and setups - in particular when they raced together... Open those shoulders! 💥✌

[@NilsenMouind]

Thanks so much, you two legends. You inspire and motivate me so much for going out, no matter the conditions, and just stay all day long shredding, having fun, being so thankful for everything! This is a masterpiece snowboard and life lesson, so much knowledge to be had. THANK YOU!

[@tributeboardshop]

Thanks for the Support!

[@neckxfire7379]

I love a good Jeremy Jones sermon!!! When they pulled down the glaring ball of a Hovercraft at 16:20 it got easier on the eyes.

[@jjuninc77]

So good. I could watch this all day...

[@NordicSnowboarder]

Enjoyed this SO much. Thanks guys for all the great tips and wonderful stories. Legends.🙌🏻 “If you go wider, you kind of kill the natural flex of the board.” Wise words! Took me a couple of years to realize this myself.

[@thecertifiedboss]

Two absolute legends. Amazing episode boys.

[@yamz342]

This channel is so underrated. Amazing content. Ride a UMT as my daily, I always ride with it fully set back no matter the scenario, so wondering if I maybe am on the wrong board lol?

[@tributeboardshop]

Thanks for the Support!!

[@ayadal]

Wow. I would have thought he would strapped up everything super tight. Especially with all of the technical lines he rides.

[@Fjordo11]

Love the content guys, two legends ripping a few Thors slices.

[@yakked]

Love the talk about using the knees and the center of the board

[@kevin_howell]

Always been a huge fan of Jeremy! What I'd give to ride with him for a day!!!

[@jeffstewart4162]

As a Sasky rider from way back I remember Fawcett being the hard boot legend. But apparently he’s an onion, I had no idea that he mentored JJ 🤯. Really cool series with Pros sharing the development process of their products. Literally bought the PYL Uninc because of the DCP episode. 🤟

[@neilgendzwill3260]

He’s mentored 2 JJs, he coached Jasey-Jay Anderson, Canadian alpine legend. Who also builds boards.

[@brianp9268]

Read JJs book.

[@oliverinfante554]

You guys are awesome glad I started following you Mark keep up the good work

[@tjdad13]

I wanna make a pilgrimage to the shop, it’s on my list of places to visit.

[@aaronjohnson311]

Thank you for sharing that stoke, man. 🤙🏽 Cool to hear Jeremy talk about studying old CK footage and analyzing his stance and riding style. Cheers, amigo!

[@dk.fresh66]

Great content!!! Can’t say that enough! We are over here in central nh . Current condition is rain after a few inches of stuff white stuff . I’m an instructor and spent last winter off my board recovering from a procedure . Back to it this season! Thank you gentlemen … gotta go see what today brings … need to find some peeps to be converted. oh … by the way Jeremy … your site is down!!!! i went looking for those bindings!!! they look amazing!

[@Melhuse]

Loving the information boys.keep up the good work 🏂🤙🏻

[@TooColdForInternet]

Amazing video. I learned so much. Thank you!

[@benburch9560]

What a channel! Thank you so much for the expansive content! I want to go get pizza!

[@tributeboardshop]

Thanks for the Support Ben ! Sub and we will keep at it !

[@xxKLFxx]

Such legends.

[@wacomtexas]

Refreshing to see the passion and dedication to making things better, rather than just selling things better... I love a long sidecut radius personally, and wonder why it's not more common. Current fave is my Furberg Freeride (13.4m radius, race-ski ffs!!) Depends what you want to ride obvs (I prefer steep/deep/away from the madding crowd). The only negative for me is at low speed, where you have to slarve a bit more and occasionally jump your back foot around (the shame!). Everything else is better: more surface area and float between the feet (great in pow like many volume-shifted shapes), amazing stability at high speed in all conditions (not squirrelly at all- the faster you go the more you appreciate this), totally boss at traversing high-consequence death-zones (or just smoking your mates trying to keep the highest line. Skiers used to always win this one, but now I have a chance..). Now I want all that with just enough Spoon to avoid edge-catches on the flattest of cat-tracks. @Jeremy ?

[@derrickgrigg]

Best episode yet!

[@fredjen89]

Yeah I randomly came across his book on the Google Play store!!!!

[@brucemorgan]

So good! Keep ‘em coming!

[@gareyscarlett5147]

Crazy insane episode with so much amazing info. Camerman, use manual focus. Subject isn’t moving forward or backward and there is a noticeable amount of focus finding

[@KGK560]

Raddest interview yet!

[@InyoandWorm]

Jeremy Jones for president 2024

[@Drift-Products]

Awesome in-depth nerdery. Thanks guys.

[@russbritt4100]

Carve is the essence of snowboarding so no surprise you ride your free carve the most. Narrow stance is 12"apart that's what I ride but I'm also disabled

[@ablackshedd]

So good! Tons of killer information and great ideas. Gotta grab that book. Happy holidays, brothers. 180-250 days... holy smokes. lol. that's a load of boarding.

[@custom55]

I have his book. Great read.

[@GEB-yy3ud]

I had that poster on my wall when I was 17

[@prozack8703]

Don’t be fooled by the folks telling you the freecarver 9000 is a carving/groomer only board. I rode my brand new 165w flagship in the pow/trees last few days. Yesterday i took out my brand new 160 freecarver 9000. My first posi posi experience. Planned on just groomers and ended up back in the deep stuff. Bindings not even all the way back. Amazing. Ripping past my bros. This board will not limit you. Floats like a dream. And i weigh 245 😮

[@tributeboardshop]

Love this !! Truth!

[@TheFuib]

LEGENDARY

[@paradoxauto1231]

it's interesting when JJ was talking about lacing. The Vans Infuse Hybrid (Arthur Longo Pro Models) are the same idea. No laces and a power strap up top. The pros are onto something ...

[@richdarby2639]

Love this

[@petermcauley626]

Would love to get Jeremys thoughts on soft boot vs- hardboot debate!

[@markfawcett9654]

Me too. I’ll ask him the next time he’s on the show.

[@KyleKaplanOfficial]

jeremy jones is amazing

[@calvinhall4878]

Love in the lounge

[@wildwest]

I love all of the Baker LBS stuff!!

[@ryanturner6106]

+15, +30 ?!?! Absolute madman

[@ryanturner6106]

And 19 inches?!? At +15/+30?!?! Dude is enlightened. Bow down

[@jonschlottig9584]

Love it! Subscribed!

[@tributeboardshop]

Thanks for the Support Jon!

[@cratra]

Amazing video.👍

[@jornmulder]

Filmed by : Mark Morrison ? ha cool ! would love to be in that room with these pro's

[@maymayrice6962]

I bought a Jones. Wood core delaminated within the first 3 rides. Been waiting over 3 weeks for warranty to even acknowledge a claim

[@fredjen89]

I noticed I tend to like that part of the boot more loose too on top

[@callumcopley6780]

Great video 😊

[@DAMIANxYOUNG]

enjoyed

[@ciwanicha]

185 days!!! i'm stoked if i get 10 days

[@DownhillDummies]

I feel like Jeremy Jones made the Tweeker just for me!

[@skiphsf]

So gooodd, attention to details. Get Austen and his Lib Rig pls.

[@tributeboardshop]

working on it!

[@jornmulder]

i also like 15/30 stand.

[@jakewatson6854]

JJ is the truth!

[@olevanem3932]

Legendary stuff! Is that yellow vintage board on the left that says 'transition' an important part of you guys' history? I know nothing about it, but the nose looks exactly like my Flagship 🤩

[@tributeboardshop]

Important to snowboard History :) one of the early Canadian Brands!

[@bradfrazer4137]

Which two jones boards would be good for a month in Japan? Wanting a pow board and a carving board.

[@sethoselken9562]

Wait, Mark Fawcett, the guy whose board delaminated on his second run and cost him the gold medal at Nagano?

[@goranvernik4850]

Jeremy jones it s 👑👑👑

[@NilsenMouind]

So sick. How would you guys compare the Hovercraft to the Transition Finder?

[@tributeboardshop]

This is a common question and really complex. They both live in the same genre of riding but the Hover is a bit quicker edge to edge. The t>finder performs a bit better in Deep Pow and we would lean there if thats the majority of your riding. Hover has the edge on the " all mountain" side!

[@rideordietheyretring2tranx382]

stiff boots with power straps ftw Slx, with ski Velcro straps, malivida wing backs zero forward lean

[@Boardrider3x1]

Would you recommend posi posi for steep(er) terrain in the backcountry for maybe more edge hold (when its crusty) as well or slightly negative in the back for a more "balanced" stance? Just curious. Excellent episode by the way (one more)!! Thanks!!

[@gnar_tar]

I find posi posi is better especially when it's time for critical jump turns.

[@markfawcett9654]

We have a stance angle epi in the archives. Check that out. I prefer zero or even duck for super steeps , as I have a bit more foot power that way. When I’m fully carving and high speed resort freeriding on flatter terrain, then posi rear foot.

[@Boardrider3x1]

@@markfawcett9654 thanks, already did and found it helpful with lot of eye for detail. Thanks for your answer. I do feel the same but haven't tried posi posi in steeps yet.Do you ride posi posi on your split as well? If so, would you let me know what angles? Really appreciate all your insight, info, great content and taking the time to answer people's questions.You sure do pass on the stoke! Have a great season!!

[@rezawaheed8879]

ride n slide😉

[@maxrott3345]

Where can I buy the cap jeremy is wearing? I love it but cant find it…

[@topcatracing]

Me too

[@stavrosahimastos5607]

What is the entry song???

[@whatsyourexcuse927]

Just getting back in to snowboarding after an ~8 hiatus and even after more than 3 decades of riding, everything feels off. I'm going to have to try different stances and start adjusting everything to see if I can figure out why it all feels so wrong. Also, what would you recommend between the aviator and ultra mountain twin? I'll still hit the jumps but don't go out of my way to find them anymore, just owing the mountain is all I'm after nowadays.

[@tributeboardshop]

Go with the Twin - little more forgiving and will help you get the mojo back! :)

[@floimschnee4275]

Does anyone know what brand the Powdersurfer in the back wall is? Thanks!

[@tributeboardshop]

That's a Shark Snowsurf made by our Pal Tim Wesley - Check out his Instagram and grab one!!

[@damthomps]

How could I get my hands on one of those hats that Jeremy is wearing? I couldn’t find it on jones website.

[@tributeboardshop]

Possibly a next year product!

[@evanhoward2891]

Does anyone know what hat Jeremy is wearing?

[@WobblePizza]

His home mountain is Palisades? As in Palisades Tahoe?

[@maness2112]

Wich Jones board would rip on midewst ice?

[@pakorabako4515]

Aviator board looks like Amplid Pentaquark , funny?!

[@dmitrysp6602]

🤯

[@davidspear6682]

What does it take to level up his riding?

[@kylemartin4010]

I'm not sure if I'm deaf but I don't think they said what model the binding was. I went back twice. Which binding is it??.. lol

[@26Canadia]

the Orion

[@atomiccheerio3349]

"These" bindings, and "this" boot. Lol

[@coltoncj1]

Really looking into getting a Jones this year. Not sure which one though maybe y’all could have some input. I’m looking for an all mountain one quiver board. Something that can go off piste, hit technical steep tree lines, but can also hit the park occasionally. I’m leaning towards a mountain twin or frontier. However, I am a heavier rider at 6’4” and 260lbs and I was wondering if those boards would be too soft and if I should go with something more like the aviator. What do y’all think?

[@MichaelArestad]

Most of the boards will work for you. Go for the longer sizes as they are a touch stiffer and heavier. I started with the Explorer (now the Frontier) and it was a game-changer. Also, if you have shoes bigger than 11, get a wide. For that kind of riding the Twin and Frontier are amazing. I also love the Flagship. There are no bad choices.

[@coltoncj1]

@@MichaelArestad Thanks for the input! Will definitely be getting 165w or similar in whichever I choose. Can you explain the difference between frontier and mountain twin? They seem pretty damn close. I’ve read pretty much everything you can but I’m curious about a more subjective feel than anything.

[@MichaelArestad]

@@coltoncj1 The Mountain Twin is going to be a bit stiffer so it's a bit better at speed (both are great) and, if we're talking 165W, is .7cm wider. Both ride well on all conditions (can set back for pow). Pick the one you like the design of most.

[@jornmulder]

Jeremy Jones, how tall are you? and what size board you ride ?

[@AK-bw8xk]

I just wish the aviator was a little bit softer flex.

[@tributeboardshop]

Thats where the Mountain Twin Shines , consider that model !

[@AK-bw8xk]

@@tributeboardshop not full camber but I have considered it. 👍

[@IvanTrikoder]

Man, where can you ride 180 days a year?

[@debarros777]

dope jones! my sweet aviator!

[@hamedizzy5137]

Jones bindings are awsome but their footbeds are garbage! They need to make them more like the bataleona on their highest end models!

[@DavidMadeira29]

I would still not recommend switched riding on the highest black belt track you've got. Especially if it's not after a few softer runs. Namastè.

[@mountainlife2411]

tight at the bottom loose at the top? Blasphemy.