The Jones Dream Weaver 2.0 Splitboard brings the friendly, do-everything personality of the solid board into the backcountry. Its tapered directional shape and rockered tips float easily in soft snow and keep turns smooth and forgiving, while enough camber underfoot holds a clean edge on the way down. A friendly flex makes it approachable and easy to maneuver on technical terrain, so earning your turns feels less like work. It's a playful, accessible split for heading out of bounds.

Why we like it:

A directional rocker profile and 3D Flip Tips lift the nose and keep turns catch-free, while a short sidecut makes the board nimble and quick to slash. A friendly flex keeps it easy to handle.

Who it's for:

It's for riders moving into the backcountry who want a forgiving, easy-handling split rather than a stiff charger. Tourers who value float, quick turns, and a friendly ride on the descent will get along with it well.

Highlights:

Rockered tips and 3D Flip Tips lift the nose and keep turn entry catch-free, while a short sidecut makes it quick and slashy in tight terrain. The tapered shape drives forward in soft snow, and a friendly flex keeps it easy to steer when you're worked at the top of a descent. Jones builds it on a Control Split Core with biax fiberglass, and Karakoram clips lock the halves into a confident ride.

Things to consider:

The soft, friendly flex that makes it so easy gives up stability and pop when you push it hard at speed or on the steepest, firmest faces. It's an approachable, float-focused split rather than a stiff, aggressive charger.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Pick your usual all-mountain length for an easy, floaty feel on the descent. Sizing up adds surface area and stability for deeper snow, while staying true keeps it quick and maneuverable on technical terrain.