JONES · Men's Flagship [PRO] Snowboard
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Men's Flagship [PRO] Snowboard
25/26 season
Colour
Color makeup
Multicolour
Design
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Expert reviews 1
A top-tier big-mountain all-mountain deck replacing the Ultra Flagship, a pro-oriented board with very high stiffness, a fast base and excellent damping. Its mellow hybrid camber and Spoon nose technology give it outstanding powder float and a surfy feel, and it performs at a high level in carving and punching through rough snow too. The small amount of camber and limited stance options are shortcomings, so it's optimised for advanced riders who want powerful, aggressive riding rather than those focused on ultra-light and pop.
Base shape (camber)
Hybrid camber
Very mellow camber sits between the insert packs, transitioning into rocker near the reference stance. Early rise and Spoon Nose technology are applied at both the nose and tail, giving a hybrid camber construction where the rocker extends into part of the effective edge.
StiffnessHigher means stiffer
Very high stiffness, with a tail so hard it barely flexes. The nose is comparatively a touch softer, but overall it's very stiff. Bamboo inserts in the sidewalls improve pop, and buttering is easier than the stiffness would suggest.
Where it shines
Who it suits
Very high stiffness, a fast base and powerful riding characteristics suit advanced and pro-level riders. A board for experienced riders who can control a stiff flex, it isn't suitable for beginners or intermediates.
Good
- ✓Very high stiffness and damping deliver excellent penetration through bumpy snow
- ✓A fast base and a mellow 9.1 m sidecut give it outstanding high-speed straight-line performance
- ✓Setback inserts and the Spoon nose deliver excellent powder float and a surfy turn experience
- ✓Excellent edge grip on hard snow, with a disrupted sidecut that doesn't catch on soft snow
- ✓It provides a forgiving ride character relative to its high stiffness
Not so good
- —Less camber than comparable competitors means less spring-out feel through turns
- —The reference stance and setback insert widths are excessively wide, constraining stance setup
- —The spoon nose and tail eat into the effective edge, reducing pure edge performance
- —The high stiffness means you feel some impact on irregular snow

