The 2025 Jones Mountain Twin Snowboard Review

[@Bohdisattva326]

Nice broa constrictor. Real nice bro 😎

[@ArrivaIlNonno]

I have a Hovercraft but I have always been attracted by the Twin. Thanks for the review

[@Jonesnaltitude]

I've had one for several seasons. Was the daily driver for a couple. Has been outstanding. Does everything well. I'm falling out of love with Cam Rocker in general so not as many days recently but they are still good. Great option for many riders.

[@m15t3rdud3]

What do you like over camrock? Usually some camber variant is the most consistent and flexible flex I've found

[@morganverdure6116]

I own many boards , cambered and rockered. Carving boards, jib, huge swallow tails, and all moutain twins etc etc. I love cam-rock boards more than any other types of camber. Some brands know how to make them. Especially Jones, rossignol, yes (the standard, the greats) and ride (the shadowban the algorithm.)They know how to dial the sidecut in order to work with rockered tips and tails. The only downside is that it can get a little technical to understand how it works (Rossi) on hardpack so some people just see boards that do skidded turns and not their true potential when carving. I feel way more locked in on a short carved turns with my rossignol revenant( not this year version) that my nidecker tracer. But it took me three days too understand how it worked and change my stance. I admit that heel side carved turns on the tracer are exceptionally easy and I might need more power on my back foot. Everybody is coming back to full camber but in three years we are going to re-discover that it is not that good in pow. Except if you have big soft boards. That is why Jones is sticking to cam-rock on the majority of their line. I admit one thing: camber feel more consistent with all types of riding throughout the day.

[@patrasctoni3201]

i have exacly this 157 beauty, bought it 2 weeks ago. cant wait to ride it! Avran you know who you are!😂 love your work bro keep strong!

[@KlukePhoenix]

Bought my board at a 162w instead of 156 or 157w i forget because they were sold out but still love it

[@thk8933]

Review is bang effing on. I'm not a Satchmo (size 11 boots, 225lbs) but sized up to a 168W. Why? Pow float and stability at speed. Extra surface area dissipates more kinetic energy underfoot. Paired with Bataleons this year, zero foot fatigue regardless of terrain. Still spins okay in the park, plenty of landing gear for bigger hits. Peace.

[@valrobertdaulat708]

Can you review the frontier ?

[@seankarhan3681]

Been waiting for months for it I know it’s coming soon

[@AngrySnowboarder]

Please and thank you goes a long way.

[@Matheusfk3]

@@AngrySnowboarderHey, Avran, could you guys please review the Jones Frontier? Seems like a very fool proof board, something that would be particularly good for my beginner ass to rent in February 😂 Thanks a lot for all the great videos you are putting out!

[@cryololz]

Hello Angry ! Do you think the width difference between 156W and 157 on this board would make a real difference in feel when riding ? I mean more or less difficult to get to the edges for an intermediate. For a 10 boot. I can have the 156W but im usually 157 hence my question. Thank you very much for your time.

[@AngrySnowboarder]

You’ll be fine.

[@colynwyn1281]

Have they removed the 3d shaping in the tips this year?

[@AngrySnowboarder]

No

[@joshuasweets7]

I need a board as assertive as me

[@gpaull2]

So flex on the soft side of average? 😜

[@joshuasweets7]

@gpaull2 that's my trademark!

[@ChristianGorbach-rm7iz]

first again

[@RwP223]

Our hero!

[@Ryabetic]

Holy fuck

[@gpaull2]

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[@AMac815]

Haters gonna hate, fuckin get it bro