Jones Hovercraft 2.0 Splitboard

While the board excels in deep powder, its carbon construction is designed to be incredibly lightweight, which can make it feel slightly chattery or less damp than a heavier, traditional wood-core board when riding through firm, variable snow. The directional rocker profile does provide solid edge grip, but it is primarily tuned for backcountry float rather than aggressive carving on hardpack.

Yes, it is highly capable for intermediate to expert riders. Because it is exceptionally lightweight, it reduces fatigue on long ascents, which is a significant advantage for those new to splitboarding. However, the board's nimble, tapered shape requires a rider who is comfortable managing a directional board in diverse terrain.

The Fusion Carbon construction replaces traditional materials with a specialized carbon fiber and fiberglass layup to drastically reduce weight without sacrificing structural integrity. This makes the board much easier to carry on long tours and more responsive underfoot, though it does result in a stiffer, more energetic ride feel.

No, it comes factory-tuned and waxed with WEND natural wax, so it is ready to ride as soon as you mount your bindings. You will just need to ensure your splitboard-specific bindings and skins are properly adjusted for the board's dimensions.

Koroyd is an aerospace-grade material integrated into the core to absorb vibrations and chatter. It helps smooth out the ride, providing a more stable and dampened feel that offsets some of the stiffness inherent in the lightweight carbon construction.