Approachable power is the idea behind the Jones Frontier 2.0, an all-terrain board that charges in any condition without asking much of the rider. A tapered directional shape floats the nose in soft snow and drives forward through chop, while rockered tips and a short sidecut keep turns easy, catch-free, and slashy. A friendly flex makes it forgiving and quick to maneuver, so it never feels like a handful. It's a shred-anything daily driver that punches above its mellow flex.

Why we like it:

The directional rocker profile and a 3D Flip Tip lift the nose and smooth out turn initiation, while a short sidecut makes it quick and slashy. A friendly flex keeps the whole board easy to steer and forgiving.

Who it's for:

Frontier riders tend to want a forgiving, do-everything board that still has some charge in it. Anyone progressing toward steeper terrain and powder, or after an easy-handling one-board quiver, will get along with it fast.

Highlights:

A 3D Flip Tip and directional rocker lift the nose and smooth turn initiation, while a short sidecut makes the Frontier quick and slashy in tight spots. The tapered shape drives forward and floats in soft snow, with a friendly flex keeping everything loose and easy. A Master Core and biax glass keep it playful and lively.

Things to consider:

That forgiving, friendly flex trades away stability and pop once you push hard at speed. It's an easygoing all-rounder, not a stiff charger for expert-level lines.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Go with the size you usually ride for an easy, do-everything feel. If you favor soft snow, bumping up a length adds float, while holding your length keeps it quick and easy to turn.