The Jones Frontier Snowboard Review
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
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I have the Explorer and I love it. I’m an older rider 53 so I mostly like to carve up the runs, but I still jib some too. This board I very forgiving and transitions edges easily. It’s probably the last board I’ll have to buy. Great review I didn’t know about the name change before I watched. Glad to see it’s still in production.
I demoed this board, 158W, at Mammoth (Wave Rave, good people!) . I'm a progressing intermediate rider, and immediately was impressed with this boards carving ability. I was laying down euro trenches all day, so fun! Contrary to @Angry Snowboarder I found it fairly damp. I was plowing through the afternoon chunder with ease and didn't feel much chatter when I was charging down the bowl. Could've been the the wide board making it more stiff, not sure. But overall I was very pleased with the quality ride this board delivered. I didn't hit anything more than medium jumps, but with the stability I felt it could've easily handled bigger.
I've ridden a 159 for the past 3 seasons, (5'9, 160 pounds) It's been my go to board whenever I'm not specifically riding park or pow. It just does everything well. Set it back for the 15 cm or less days (get a proper pow board for the deep stuff), center it for the days I'm riding more switch and tooling around. Otherwise just leave it at the reference stance and this board will treat you right. No surprises, just a damn good all mountain board for the intermediate rider. It's worked really nicely with my Now Drive bindings with the soft bushings for charging a little harder, but I've paired it with Malavitas to be more playful too.
Dude- just ordered one and can’t wait for the season to get here. Ride mostly in Co and for your bill as an int progressing rider. Hope to master butters and get more comfortable bombing down the mountain. Your channel is the ham
I just commented on your Mountain Twin review asking for a recommendation between that one and the explorer, thinking you hadn't reviewed it yet. This explains why, haha. Thanks Angry!
which one did u go for? i cant decidede which one i shopuld take. i like the more freeride focus on the frontier but if the mountain twin is as good as the fontier in pow then i would go for the mt. can anyone help?
Just bought one can’t wait to try it out
Just bought one super hyped to try it out
These reviews are great. Thoughts on Jones Frontier vs NS West Bound for all mountain riding, a little bit of everything. Thanks.
Frontier.
I am looking to pair this with Rome MOB Boss bindings, coming from a 2015 Nitro Glory Stomper. I want something fast, and solid. I like the trees, powder, not so much buttering or anything in the park. Any advice to how different this board will feel coming from a the flat Glory Stomper
Should be a little stiffer and have more pop plus better edge hold.
Planning on picking this up in a couple of months for the upcoming season-looking to ride it everywhere, all mountain. Pairing it with the genesis reflex or arbor cypress. Thoughts?
Both would be solid.
I own the Jones Frontier and absolutely love it. I am an intermediate rider and this board has absolutely helped out my progression. I wanted to know what you think would be a good choice for my next level up. I traditionally ride groomers, POW when I can get it, some Trees and some park. Thanks, love your channel by the the way!
Any all mountain freestyle board.
Is worth upgrading to Jones Frontier from my K2 Broadcast 19/20?
when you say it's for someone who can't handle the mtn twin, are there any advantages of this board over mtn twin or if you can handle the slightly more aggressive mtn twin would you recommend that?
It's for someone that's just a weaker rider that's all.
Yo Angry, intermediate rider that likes a bit of everything - ripping groomers, buttering about, messing around on side hits, and trying to find deeper stuff when I can. I'm size 12 boot, 6 foot, 170 lbs. Really hoping to start getting out more and honing in the craft. Is 158W or 161W the move? Appreciate all the help and content!
58w.
Between the burton genesis, genesis X, and union ultra which binding do you think would pair best with the frontier?
Genesis.
Hey! Love your reviews and am looking to purchase my second board. I am an intermediate that wants to progress do a little bit of everything (except jibbing) in Cascade Concrete. Currently torn between the Jones Frontier and the Niche Story. I like going fast and want to progress my carves, but I am also interested in getting into butters a little bit. What do you recommend?
And I'll throw in the Riders Choice after further digging. I know it's an asym true twin, but I dig what it's got going on
Frontier.
I rly like the color of this board but I like rly like park so should I get this one or the mountain twin?
Buy whatever makes you feel like a pretty pretty princess.
Yo Avram! Could you do a review on the new Arbor A Frame? Thanks for all the content my dude keep it up
Avram probably can, will Avran? Who knows.
@@AngrySnowboarder my bad dude typo!
Hii Angry, which board would you personally recommend for All-mountain riding: the Jones Frontier or the K2 Broadcast? Cheers
Either works it comes down to what tech you want. The Broadcast was kind of meh in my opinion though.
Hey Angry, I'm deciding between this board or the Lib Tech Terrain Wrecker. I live near North Lake Tahoe. Looking for something to ride the whole resort with. Squaw and NorthStar. Thanks man.
Go with whichever one you can get a better deal on they're both solid.
@@AngrySnowboarder Jones Frontier it is. Pairing it with NOW IPO bindings. Thanks for taking the time and throwing out some advise.
How does it compare to the capita mercury? Is it apples to oranges or is the capita a better board for the same purpose?
It's a lot softer and more high end beginner to mid level intermediate.
Hey, thanks for the review. I was wondering if you could help me out. I weigh 125-130 lbs (height: 5'5"). I'm coming off my first board which is a size 144 with a 109 effective edge and a very soft flex, looking for something a bigger and a little stiffer, trying to push myself past the intermediate level. Looking for an all-mountain board that can handle high speeds but also wanna take it in the park and progress on butters, rails and jumps. Would the frontier 152 fit me, or is it too big? I'm also considering the arbor westmark 149 and coda 154. Should I consider womens boards like the arbor swoon at 148 or jones twin sister 149/146? having trouble finding boards for a small rider like myself. any input you have would be much appreciated.
I'd do the 49 Westmark personally. Or I would look at the Capita Outerspace Living 150.
@@AngrySnowboarder awesome, thanks man.
So I'm looking at this vs. the Mountain Twin. 5'9", 185, 10.5 boot. intermediate rider, blues and blacks. Not super interested in Park. I pretty much stick to groomed runs. Looking to work on my switch game and get into carving. I like the frontier a lot but I also have been told I should look for boards with a 260 waist width due to my boot size. My concern is that the frontier only has a 158wide while the Mnt Twin comes in a 155w. Will the 158 slow me down with the extra length? I think either board would be good for me given my experience/interest. Looking for some opinions on the two boards and the impact of the size difference. Thanks.
Unless you have some bulky boot you don't need to be worrying about having a 26.5 waist width. You're going to want the Frontier over the MT it's designed more for what you're mentioning.
@@AngrySnowboarder so you think i should go for the 156 on the Frontier?
Yep.
Hi, I’m getting a Frontier this season. Can you recommend a couple of mid range bindings that will work well with it please? Cheers.
K2 Indy, Ride LTD, Union Force or STR, Now Brigade maybe the IPO, Rome Vice or DOD.
Angry Snowboarder. Top man. Cheers I’ll check them out.
Burton missions
Hi Angry, great reviews! Is this board too much if I spent most of my time on Groomers? Or is a mountain twin better then? Not really much switch riding and no park at all. Maybe I want to try out switch more. Level is intermediate. Why? I feel this board might be more suitable for pow and the mt is more freestyle as you say. I don't think I fall in either. And do not like the stiffness of the UMT
You're fine with this, go shred.
@@AngrySnowboarder Will do!
Thanks !
i need to buy a new board, im between the yes standard vs jones frontier and bataleon Goliath.
im looking for a all mountain, i dont do park ( only some jumps), i like tree lines, pow and play around the mountain. i go switch but not to much.
i ride around Pirineos and Andorra.
what do you recommend? are thouse a right choice?
thanks
Any of those will work, comes down to what you want performance and tech wise from them.
Thanks! I already bought the yes standard
My original thought was to get a yes Standard but now I’m considering this or the ride algorithm to help progress my riding. Decisions decisions
Get the Algorhythm.
cheers angry. Will get that ordered.
@@AngrySnowboarder Algorhrythm review wanted!
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So, I'm just under 6'3", 215lbs, and I recently rode and liked the lib tech cold brew 158w. My question is, this board size chart says
You're fine bud.
@@AngrySnowboarder i trust your judgement, 158w frontier it is! Lol
@@UnprofessionalKyle How did you find the board performed with your height? im 6'5 and considering this board in 162 or 159 (limited stock where i live)
Right on. 6'4" here 220# looking to get the Frontier 161w. I have a Solomon 168w that's "obnoxiously " stiff and heavy.
Hey I am intermediated I ride 5 vacations (6 days each) and I am looking for one board do it all terrain,pow,little jumps
But most I want to feel
Stable on speed but also easy to ride and forgiven with one to buy Jones MT, Jones front air ,Eviltwin, twin pig or some other suggestions?
Just get this board. I own one. I currently own 4 boards, get at least 1 or 2 boards a year. Ive been riding for 20 years ~100 days a year. In no way do i notice the chatter even if i completely straight line it and bomb a run on an icy dry cold hard packed day. The tail has a bunch of flex for pop compared to most other free ride focused all mtn boards and unless youre a park rat you wont need more pop in the tail. The way they bevel the nose and tail just make it want to float! I have a 22inch stance and i set it 1 back from reference and It floats more than any other all mtn board ive ever ridden, it floats more than my slash floater, or my k2 turbo dream. I live in the PNW and stevens pass is my local mountain, its filled with drops everywhere, chutes all over the mountain even just off piste of blue runs, spine lines off the ridge, 800 ft chutes, super steep terrain, trees everywhere and giant open powder fields and this board does very well on all of it. You will not be disappointed.
@@Pkurkowski2 are you talking about the Jones frontier? I'm just not sure because the review is about the frontier, but the person that you replied to mentioned a bunch of different boards. Thanks!
thinking about making this the 2nd board in my quiver. I ride on the east coast. Low intermediate.
I have a libtech Cold brew 2023. Would this be a lateral move or a good addition?
Lateral.
M, 5'10", 120lbs (I know, I know), upper intermediate (comfortable carving on any blue and most blacks). Not really into the park, but I enjoy side hits and the occasional butter/some switch here and there. Mostly like to carve and ride pow when I can. Currently on a GNU carbon credit from 2011, looking for something better suited to freeriding and improving on blacks (at some point stepping to double blacks). Looking at this in a 152 over the mountain twin because I don't do much park, is the frontier a good choice or do you think I'd outgrow it?
I think you're fine.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks, bought. Love your stuff
Hey buddy, I’m looking at this board in a 156 for my Dad to learn on. He’s in his late 60’s, 180lbs and size 9.5-10 boot. Riding in Utah. Do you think this is a good fit? He wants to try and ride some powder, so hoping it’s not too short.
Just set the stance back on a pow day, otherwise go for it.
@@AngrySnowboarder 👍
I am going back & forth on this “thanks to your channel.. thank you!” & the Arbor Element Camber. I was going to go rocker but I like to go fast and carve… any thoughts? Thanks for taking a lot of the “weight” off of our shoulders with the reviews. You go over impostant s&$t I would never have thought to ask. -from Maryland
I'd go with the Frontier since you're in the Mid Atlantic and here's why. You guys get that weird freeze/thaw cycle plus night riding. That means more ice. The sidecut on this is going to grip better than the element.
@@AngrySnowboarder thank you! Just ordered the frontier, Jones should be giving you commissions. I know of three people that bought this board and a ultra mountain soley because of your channel! Keep up the good work !!
@@ccfirearms I get my affiliate commissions I’m good.
Anyone have experience with Jones? The size chart has me mixed up since it’s suggesting 159 and my usual size is 155. Getting 159 seems like it would be a boat. Size 9.5 boot, 175lb
Then get the 55, you know what your personal preference is.
Hey Avran, would you say this would be a good alternative to the stratos (previous year) or passport for a friend with big feet (us13) but lightweight (175lbs)? Because the stratos/ passport in his weight range will be too narrow. Any other recommendations also appreciated. (You answered a question before on weight versus flex, so now i am thinking to be more specific)
Add: a shop guy wanted to put him on a passport 162w but i think to him that would be more of a charger instead of do it all. (Ps: short and wide boards probably wont have enough effective edge for his liking). Hope you can help out!
Depends on what he wants the board for.
Sorry forgot: actually partyboarding in europe with sometimes icy conditions. Solid intermediate. Would you say dancehaul 157 be a better option?
@@rutgerros If you mean 152 Dancehaul sure. 57 is going to be fucking HUGE for you.
I was afraid of that but it is too narrow for us13... thanks. Will keep searching. If you could someday make a top 5 for lightweight bigfoots that would be awesome. Keep up the good work and thanks for your time
Thanks for all you do, tons of great content! I'm interested in the Frontier and could use some sizing advice (152/156 etc). I'm in my fifties, second year of riding coming up, 145 lbs, 5'6", 7.5 boot size. Appreciate any thoughts/comments.
You could go either size, the 52 will be easier to maneuver and speed up the learning curve, but the 56 will be more stable and have better edge hold. For your age and stats I'd say 56 as it'll be a better board for cruising around.
Thank you!
I bought one, I find the tail quite stiff and I’m quite a heavy rider. Easy to butter on the nose though. Personally I don’t understand why the Mtn twin is more advanced they feel similar level to me.
For a beginner who just started last year and caught the bug, do you recommend the Frontier or the Algorythm or something else entirely? East coast groomers, not too much interest in park, or high speed, but more mellow rides down the mountain. Something that’s easy enough to pick up, but will be able to be grown into over the next few years as I develop. Also as a new rider do you recommend that I size down? 6-0 185 and I’ve been learning and had success on a 153 cm, so I’m not sure I’d be comfortable stepping up near a 160. Thanks.
Get something around a 156ish size. Either the Frontier or Algorhythm will work for you.
Angry Snowboarder thanks! That’s about the size I was leaning towards.
I am debating between 2020 Jones Frontier and 2020 Yes Typo. I think these 2 boards are pretty comparable to each other and would probably be a pretty good apples to apples comparison seeing as how they are both directional twin boards with camrock profiles, relatively the same flex, same setback stance/inserts and price point. Which one is going to be softer and would probably be better for park and freestyle riding overall...? Which edge tech do you like more for a progressing rider...Yes's Underbite or Jone's Traction Tech...?
You want the Jones.
Angry Snowboarder hey angry I was looking at these two also for east coast groomers and I try to hit pow whenever it’s available over the groomers. Would you suggest typo or frontier? Currently going to retire the gnu space case my park days are done lol 😂
190 pounds. 5 9. Love side hits groomers small jumps and cruising for powder stashes. Not a huge bomber more of a cruiser. Rec on size? 159 vs 156?
I'd go 56 since you just want to keep it mellow.
Really interested in this board. I am 5'7" and 178lbs, but have a size 8 boot. 159 looks like the way to go in terms of weight, but boot size points to a size smaller. I am am intermediate (maybe on the low side based on days I get out each year), and am an older rider at 42 - not really planning on park but want a do everything board. Curious about your thoughts.
You could go either way honestly. It really comes down to if you want it more playful and easier to handle or you want to charge a bit more. If you want it playful go shorter, want to charge go with the 59.
Funny thing is if I Google "snowboard explorer" it shows entries for Jones dated from 2018, so clearly they had that name for some time already.Unless it's another snowboard brand with the same product name, I expect that they probably would've won in court, but didn't want to risk it.
"Explorer" is a viscously defended trademark of the Ford motor company.
You cannot beat them in court, you do as they say,
or go bankrupt. And don't try to name anything a McSomething, either.
I expect they're plenty of things named McSomething in Scotland...
You've peaked my curiosity. Was it Explorer (the vodka)? Or perhaps Microsoft?
Snowboard brand.
Ok, found it. So, I guess it's only a matter of time before Bataleon receives a cease and desist from Rossi, right?
Doubt it, Rossignol has other things to deal with.
Hi Angry I’m in between beginner to intermediate what’s the best board for an all rounder ? Thanks
Rossignol Templar, K2 Raygun, this, and the Arbor Formula.
@@AngrySnowboarder many thanks for tips Mr Angry what about the Yes board I've heard great reviews about them ?
also when you say this are you recommending the Jones Frontier board ? thanks
@@davidcatchpole9433 Frontier works and the Yes Libre would be solid.
Cheers looking at the Arbor Formula Camber or Rocker ? Will be mostly mountain use thanks again
Spot on
How is it compeer to korua otto?
Softer.
Hello!Is 156 gonna be ok for 10.5 us boots?
Depends on the boot
Nitro vagabonds
Which company made them change it
Ford I'd say.
Hey, great reviews...always helpful!
Thinking of buying a Frontier.
Getting into intermediate riding - no park for me, just cruising groomers and occasional powder when i can find, working on butters but thats it.
At 75kg, size 10 shoe, JONES website says I am bang in the middle of the 159's weight range.
You reckon thats the right size for me?
Cheers!
Yep.
Thinking to buy this one or the gnu banked . Doubt with the gnu for forgivingness .
They're not even in the same category. Opposite ends of the spectrum on EVERYTHING.
A guy overhere ( Belgium) try’s to sells this Gnu to me.
He says its a easy board. In youre review of the Gnu you allready responded it’s not for low/middle intermediate rider
Love you’re reviews btw.
Is the ride algorithm or Jones better
Yes.
How does this compare to the ride zero?
The Zero is an asym jib board. This is a all around board so...
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks, I couldn't find a review on the zero and I saw it at the shop so I wanted to check it out. Guess it's kinda comparing apples and oranges
@@AngrySnowboarderwhich do you think is a better all round board, the frontier or the twin mountain?
You mean Mountain Twin?
@@AngrySnowboarder yup
Was it ford?
Does it look like Ford?
Is the womens version of this board the dream weaver?
Believe so.
jones frontier vs solutions (splitboard)
Whichever one will get you uphill faster?
I broke an explorer got a flagship ill never go back to a soft board
Not even a soft board lol its pretty stiff
hahaah Was is Gibson! fuckers. They just tried to sue dean guitars and failed I should have never bought an sg
Definitely a snowboard company.
Что ты несешь? Ты хоть на ней катался?
Donde esta el biblioteca?