Precision is the whole point of the Jones Aviator 2.0, a hard-charging directional twin built for expert riders who demand power and pop from edge to edge. Full camber loads up serious grip and energy, so it rails carves and stomps airs with authority anywhere on the hill. The directional twin shape leans freeride but still rides and lands switch when you take it to the park. A mid-stiff flex keeps it stable and composed at speed. It's a demanding, high-performance twin for riders who ride hard.

Why we like it:

Full camber over a Koroyd-reinforced core delivers razor-sharp edge hold and explosive pop at full speed. Its directional-twin outline carves with freeride authority yet still lands switch cleanly.

Who it's for:

It's for expert riders who charge the whole mountain and demand a precise, powerful twin that gives back what they put in. Hard carvers and air-stompers who session groomers, side hits, and the park will feel at home.

Highlights:

Full camber is the engine of the Aviator, loading the entire edge for grip and pop that reward an aggressive rider. The directional twin shape leans freeride but stays balanced enough for switch landings and park laps. A Boost Core stays stable and explosive thanks to energy-absorbing Koroyd, triaxial glass, and a carbon-flax Bcomp stringer.

Things to consider:

This is a stiff, demanding twin built for power, so it punishes lazy technique and isn't an easy entry point for a developing rider. The full-camber profile grips hard and stays planted, trading away the loose forgiveness of a rockered shape.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Stick with your usual size for a precise, all-mountain feel. The cambered twin rides true to length, so match your height and weight, bumping up a size only if you want extra stability for charging faster.