Jones Snowboards Howler Snowboard

No, this board is designed for advanced riders. Its medium-stiff flex and high-camber profile are built for precision on technical terrain, which can be unforgiving for those still mastering basic turning and edge control.

The 3D Contour Base bevels the edges at the nose and tail, which helps the board initiate turns more smoothly and prevents catching an edge in deep snow. It provides a surfy, loose feel in powder while maintaining the solid edge hold of a traditional camber board on hardpack.

Yes, Koroyd inserts are used to dampen vibrations and chatter without adding the weight of traditional dampening materials. You will notice a smoother, more stable ride at high speeds, especially when navigating choppy or icy conditions.

While it is primarily a big-mountain freeride board, its directional shape and energetic core make it capable of handling side hits and natural features. However, if your primary focus is park riding or switch riding, a true twin board would be a more appropriate choice.

The combination of carbon and flax stringers adds significant snap and pop to the board. It creates a lively, energetic feel that helps you load up the tail for ollies or power out of turns, without the harsh, twitchy feeling that pure carbon can sometimes have.