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Why We Like The Jones Snowboards Storm Chaser Splitboard
Packing ridiculous float into a short, stubby swallowtail, the Jones Snowboards Storm Chaser Splitboard excels at surfing across the deepest powder in low-angle trees, wide-open fields, and mellow backcountry terrain.
Based on the surfing premise that shorter shapes can be significantly widened for exemplary float and faster glide, the Storm Chaser Split planes across powder like a much larger board, but without the truck-like turning radius in tight glades.
Considering its dramatic Surf Rocker profile, its Traction Tech edges on both the inner and outer edges of the board drastically increase edge hold for heading up icy ascents.
Jones' lightweight yet ultra-durable construction makes it easy and efficient to head to far objectives and still keep us energetic for a fun ride down. Karakoram Ultra Clips tighten the connection between each half for a more uniform feel, and the Quick Tension Tail Clip attaches to Jones' climbing skins for better security.
Details
- Lively freeride splitboard for easy climbs and slick surfing
- Buoyant rocker profile allows for smooth and slow powder turning
- Mid-stiff flex easily initiates carves and holds steady when fast
- Directional shape and swallowtail increase float on powder
- 3D Contour Base maximizes its ability to levitate on whispy snow
- Traction Tech edges cut into ice for increased grip on the climb
- Control Split core is packed with lightweight energy
- Sintered 8000 base is highly durable and mighty fast
Specs
Length: 147cm, 152cm, 157cm
Profile: Christenson Surf Rocker (full rocker, more rocker in the nose than tail)
Shape: Directional, 20mm taper
Flex: Medium-stiff (7 of 10 on Jones' scale)
Effective Edge: 147cm - 1040mm, 152cm - 1090mm, 157cm - 1140mm
Waist Width: 275mm
Sidecut Radius: 147cm - 6.8m, 152cm - 6.95m, 157cm - 7.1m
Stance Width: centered - 22.8in
Stance Setback: 0.9in
Mount: 4-hole
Core: Control Split (2:1 paulownia to poplar stringer)
Laminate: Biax
Sidewalls: Recycled rounded ABS
Edge: Oversized recycled, Traction Tech
Base: Sintered 8000
Base Color: Alternating
Hardware Included: Karakoram Ultra Clips 2.0 + Tip-Lock
Skins Included: Not included
Recommended Rider Weight: 147cm - 130 - 180lb, 152cm - 140 - 190lb, 157cm - 150 - 200lb
Activity: Backcountry snowboarding
Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years
