Designed with input from Elena Hight, the Jones Howler is a next-generation women's freeride board built to turn steep, technical terrain into a playground. It blends a directional freeride shape with full camber and a poppy, freestyle-friendly feel, so it charges hard lines and still loves to jump and jib along the way. The mid-stiff flex delivers power and control without feeling locked-down. It's a creative freerider's board that rewards treating the whole mountain like a canvas.

Why we like it:

High Power Camber and a Koroyd-reinforced core deliver serious grip and pop for stomping airs and holding lines on steep, firm snow. The tapered directional shape and 3D Flip Tips keep the nose floating when the terrain opens up.

Who it's for:

It's for advanced women who ride steep, technical terrain and bring a freestyle eye to it. Riders who link airs and tricks through a big-mountain line, or want a poppy board that still charges, will thrive on it.

Highlights:

Full camber, which Jones calls High Power Camber, runs the length of the board for maximum grip and trick-stomping pop. A tapered directional shape and 3D Flip Tips lift the nose in soft snow, while energy-absorbing Koroyd and a Bcomp Carbon Flax stringer keep the Power Core stable and lively underfoot. Triax fiberglass adds torsional drive, and the Sintered 8000 base holds speed across any terrain you point it at.

Things to consider:

The mid-stiff flex and full camber are built for power, so this isn't the most forgiving choice for a rider still finding their feet. The aggressive, poppy feel wants to be ridden hard rather than coasted on.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Ride your normal length for a versatile freeride-freestyle feel. Sizing down a touch makes it quicker and more playful for jumps and jibs, while your usual size adds stability for charging bigger, faster lines.