The 2022 Jones Mountain Twin Snowboard Review
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Thanks so much for this review! I'm eyeing this as a more playful step up from my old Arbor Coda. Cheers and keep up the great content! 👍👍👍
Great video man you highlighted everything I needed to know! Was looking to add this as my second board as something that can casually take on the whole mountain but favors park riding. Gonna watch some more reviews!
Thanks for the review, Just bought a 2023 Jones Mtn Twin 156W, paired with Burton Malavita bindings. I’m excited to see what it can do come snowboarding season. I will possibly take it to Big Snow to warm up on it before the season starts to get a real feel for it.
This board just came to my house and it looks so incredible. Whoever created the decal for this needs a raise. The pictures online do not do it enough credit. My favorite art on a board ever
That's what I love about jones boards. I've ordered a frontier, and the sunset mountain with the ridge that flows down the board then fading into dark blue/black looks incredible
Just got the 2023 jmt. Going to the mountains next week.
@@fuzzymuffinsthe3rd how'd it go?
@@clmfilms8103 great. Started in the morning with fresh snow. Held edge well , carving was smooth and fast . On flats I was much faster and stable compared to my old board. Biggest problem for me is it's my biggest board ( 165w) and I had to get used to the heel toe with it. Also I used factory wax and edge. Next time I go it will be fresh wax and edge. I had a problem in the late afternoon with icy runs and edge hold... also most of the people did 😅.
That board comes tuned to perfection . You shouldn’t mess with it for a while
Another accurate review. I have the 21 JMT, couldn't agree more on the board being loose on harder carves off the tail. Being accustomed to the carves on my other board - 21 Capita BSOD, when I first rode the JMT I committed the same way, the snow was slushy and when I was exiting the turn I realized I had zero control, this thing just washed out on me. Other than that it’s a great board, you can play with it, you can slash some pow as Angry mentioned. It’s also good for those who want to progress with their switch riding as the 3d shaping makes it more forgiving.
Agreed. I caught my edge twice now exiting from a hard toe side carve into heel due to the tail being loose on the exit. The first time on perfect groomers and second time was on slush.
High speed carving and Steeps/Technical are the lowest scores for this board at 5/10 (assuming it's a 10 scale) so that's not surprising. They literally tell you it's not for that...
Seems like a fairly unique offering for the right person.
have been waiting for this review. I bought a Stratos but have been thinking maybe to return it and get the MT instead. Definitely sticking with the Stratos after this!
What did you end up doing? Interested to hear opinions on MT v Stratos
@@Hoofcake I ended up keeping the Stratos, never tried the MT. the stratos is awesome except when it’s icy, the 3D base makes the edges a bit washy in those conditions. For softer snow it’s really surfy and awesome for carving
Accurate review. Would you pick the mountain twin over the Goliath for all mountain freestyle? Thanks
An update on 23 JMT would be fantastic!
Why, nothing changed.
Looks like we need an updated review of the ultra mountain twin after this. Is it coming?
No I'm just going to throw it at the wall, then edit it into a 20 hour continuous loop with 4 non blondes playing in the background.
I got this board last year as a park/fuck around on board. This is definitely softest board I got, but it’s nice for buttering and messing around on mountain as I go down with the family. I like it in the park, easy to lock in on nibs and I think it’s jumps ok but it’s so flexy if you land tail heavy can be a bit hard to land as it’s can flex like crazy. That said I like messing around in it, plenty of other boards if you want to go nuts carving or hit big jumps. Good for jumping over the skiers falling down in front of you though!
Hey man, I'm looking at this years JMT or the ride algorythm/shadowban. I do everything from buttering to icy black steeps to sidehits to carving. Like to go fast but also mess around. Unfortunately hardly any pow days here and don't do much park. Do you think the MT is the way to go or are there better boards for my type of riding?
@@Ithariuz If you even just look at the MT on Jones' site they rate steeps/technical and high speed carving the lowest (and this review reinforced that) with icy edging just barely less terrible. Prob wouldn't buy a board to ride it for the things it sucks at the most. Moderate powder, Freestyle/Park, and Slow speed slashing are what it's for. "It's less all-mountain freestyle anymore and it's like more freestyle..." He has reviews for both of the Ride boards you said.
I’m deciding between the two boards you had behind you
Right on
Just rode the 2023 mountain twin. This thing rips. Almost holds an edge as well as my Aviator…worlds better than the Ride Shadowban that you’ve been praising in 2023. Amazing board.
I need to ride this board as I like the Shadowban but prefer Jones boards
Have you rode the shadowban yourself? How does it compare with the MT and could you take the mountain twin into the park in your opinion?
Yes I own both. Once I got the optimal stance figured out on the Shadowban it became a much better board for me than it was at first. The Mntn Twin is better at hard charging and laying trenches, but the Shadowban holds its own. Either one is fine in the park but the Mntn Twin wants to hit things bigger and harder. It also allows you to be less precise on the landings. The Shadowban is softer and won’t allow your center of gravity to be off as much on the landing. Shadowban is a nice middle of the road playful board, geared more towards a medium pace and having fun. Mntn Twin is for aggressively attacking the whole mntn, but doesn’t wear you out if you want to relax. I’d take the Twin to keep up with my aggressive skier buddies, and the Shadowban with my fellow snowboarders just hitting every little side hit.
I’ve got the aviator and the mountain twin, imo there is no comparison between edge hold at speed between the two. The mountain twin is good up to a point but the aviator is in a league of its own at serious speeds
I agree, i found it way too loose and chattery especially compared to the flagship. It definitely feels more parkish than all mountain.
Great ice board
Hey man, love your videos! I was pretty set on getting a MT to replace my 18/19 warpig xl until I saw this. I'm looking for a board that rides switch, can carve, has good grip on ice and can do some sidehits and buttering on. Do you think the MT (or other directional twin) would feel different enough to a warpig or am I better off keeping the warpig and maybe adding a hard charger or something.
It's just a different ride.
Man… i love watching your videos. Props man. Your Ducking jokes dude. I just wanted to add something to this. I bought the 17/18 Jones mt. It seems like almost night and day watching the reviews from then to the reviews of it now. They have changed it so much. My older model seems to fit right between the newer mt and ultra mt. Almost like they made the mt directed for more of a playful freestyle board and the ultra mt for more deep pow, cliff dropping all mountain. I love my mt for when I’m out west In the Rocky’s shredding some mountains and pow and still able to goof around a bit. Now, I’m trying to find something for here in Ontarible that’s a little Softer and playful as we don’t exactly have mountains or that much snow :(. Lol. So we hit a lot park. This newer Jones mt almost seems to be what I’m looking for now. Are there any boards that you would recommend for park but also for those days you just hit some rollies or Side hits ? I was looking at the capita doa or the Salomon huck knife. What’s your thoughts? You probably get annoyed being asked this sh*t all the time but I was just wondering cause I’m pretty much the same weight and height as you and ride the same board lengths ? Thanks. Appreciate it . Anything helps.
New MT, DOA will work, I'd also look at the Capita Indoor Survival, Ride Zero or even the Benchwarmer, Rome Agent.
I am 180cm tall, around 70 kilos and have size 10.5 boots. My rieing style is sidehits and freestyle in general. I will get the 153 wide. Is that okay or do i get the 156 wide?
Been working on my switch carving, so I’m looking for a board to carve aggressively in both directions. Would you recommend the ultra version of this board? Or something else, like the burton custom?
Get the ultra or maybe you would like the Nitro T3.
Alright Avran, So...... I have my Salomon Dancehaul as my fun, party board. I went out and bought the K2 Manifest Team, per your suggestion, so your videos and advice DOES make a difference! Keep up the great work! But that is my all mountain hard charger. I want to add one more to the quiver. More of a fun playful twin. But something that isn't a total noodle but noodle-ish and playful. Something I can ride switch, hit some small on mountain features and jumps, side hits and rollers, flatland buttering and just playing around on the mountain. Especially with a friend of mine who is a beginner this year, so I want something to mess around on and play with. Is the Jones Mountain Twin the answer or is there something else out there you'd suggest? Bataleon Evil Twin, maybe?
Mountain Twin sure but won't be noodley, so you might want to go with something more like the Capita Scott Stevens or maybe the Ride Kink or K2 Geometric or World Peace.
@@AngrySnowboarder What exactly do you mean by noodley?
Quick question. If you get a base grind, will that mess up the 3d contour/spoon base? Since the 3d shaping is only a few millimeters high, would a base grind flatten it out?
No. It's not milled into the base, it's pressed into it.
I have been learning on a Capita Outer Space Living for the past 2 seasons and I am looking for an upgrade. I pretty much charge groomers on it and I have another board for pow days. I’ve started hitting side hits and playing in the trees but nothing serious. Do you think the JMT would be a good board to take the next step in my riding?
Yes
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks.
Looking to upgrade my Yes Basic. Working on deep trench carves, some jumps, maybe 10% switch and very little park. Mountain Twin, Ultra Mountain Twin or Frontier?
None of the above.
Between the 157 Mountain Twin and the 157 Otto, which do you think floats better in pow?
The Otto is a bit wider and has a setback camber profile, but the MT has the 3D countour.
Thanks
They’re about the same.
What you would suggest a better board for a daily driver, the jones MT, Yes Uninc, Burton custom? for carving, side hits, etc..
Ask yourself what camber profile and sidecut tech you want then go from there.
For one board that can do all with one you recommended
Jones MT , Jones frontier or Bataleon Goliath?
What did you end up getting?
Hi Avran,
got a question about the snowboard bases, Jones use Sintered 8000 Base while other brands like Korua for example use Sintered P-TEX 2000 base.
How do these bases compare to each other? The higher the number, the better? Which would you recommend.
Thanks again 🙏
I’d tell you to not over think it.
Thanks for the review. At my 40s, 160lbs/6”/10.5 looking for all mountain fun board.
Mountain Twin vs Mercury? What size?
Dealers choice get it in the mid 150's.
I had a 156 custom twin camber 2016 that i really enjoyed, would you recommend this, nitro team, yes greats or something else? i ride 15 15 all the time, enjoy lots of side hits, powder and piste, occasional big park jumps not too many rails not fussed about butters
Team.
If you have a Flagship as a hard charger board, would you go with this or still prefer the Ultra Mountain Twin for days if just playing around. I am a heavy rider so not sure how that plays into it.
How heavy we talking here and how much playing around do you want to do?
@@AngrySnowboarder about 240 and just messing around with kiddos while they learn. So some side hits and little jumps are about it.
I'd probably just get the regular version and make sure it's size appropriate.
Nice aristbrocrat. Real nice bro 😎
Hey, I'm a big fan from Italy. I'm an intermediate rider who mainly rides groomers and a bit of powder now and then. I have size 11.5 boots so I mainly look at wide boards. I was looking for a new board but I'm undecided between the Jones MT, the capita Mercury and the Yes Standard. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks!
Jones MT.
Thank you for the video and recommendations. I wish I followed your binding recommendations. I got the 162W with Jones (Now) Mercury bindings and they failed on the 3rd run during a hard carve at Breck. Before they exploded, I loved the surfy feel. I replaced the Jones with Union Falcor and I don’t have the same board feel, it seems too stiff. I am 6’1” 225, carver, powder and groomed resorts. Is the Falcor a good match? I have to say the Jones was the first all composite binding I owned and it freaked me out to have it explode like that.
What do you mean exploded?
@@AngrySnowboarder Exploded is the best way I can describe it. A loud crack and parts everywhere. The base plates were attached to the board and the rest of the bindings to my boot. The heel cup broke too on one of the bindings. Happy to share pics if you want.
Sounds like they had a bad injection mold, Jesus. It might be worth you going to a Ride binding maybe something in the 8 or 9 series.
@@AngrySnowboarder I put a pair of Union Falcor, and while they are stiffer than I would like they did great in the fresh powder today.
I have the 2020 MT and looking for a slightly more mellow all mountain board. That's you don't need to work as hard to butter especially at lower speeds.
Thinking I could maybe swap for the 22 version as a solution. That or just getting a second board.
Interested in what people will say about the Jones tweaker when it gets reviewed aswell.
Eh maybe or you need to just learn how to ride faster and do things with more muscle.
@@AngrySnowboarder my fiance's just started learning to ski, so it's more of a "I want something that i can have a more enjoyable slow ride around with her on"
Also I don't do enough excersice
At least you admitted it. I'd say if you're looking for a board for cruising with the fiance maybe it's time to bump down a level of decks and check out something like a Rome Warden, Capita Horrorscope or Indoor Survival maybe even an Outerspace Living, Ride Zero. Something that's playful but can let you charge vs going to a newer version of what you know that way it gets you out of the familiar comfort zone.
@@AngrySnowboarder yeah good point. Thanks I'll check those out.
Will have to keep the MT for when she's not around ...
Should I use the freestyle centered or freeride reference stance for crusing groomers?
Yes.
I'm in Japan, left my 2024 Ride Shadowban(bought it based on your reviews) at home in New Zealand rented the 2024 version of the Jones Mountain Twin board today. The way you mentioned how it steers from the ankle and transitions to the tail is spot on. Wow man, you are such an articulate snowboarder. Another solute to you
Hi buddy! Coming from Ross the One, which is flat and dead. Need a new board for all mountain freestyle riding - mainly for smaller resorts so no stiff planks or sidecuts thats only good for long drawn out carves! Prefered riding is exploring the mountain, trees, smallerish amount of pow, messing around on mostly natural stuff - jibbing is not my thing. Park is not a must, but should be capable for a sucky rider (trying to improve a bit). Prefer cam rocker for ease of entry and not catching edges and dying (never tried 3bt but wouldnt say no to it)
Am I getting this one, the warpig, Yes Hybrid, Bataleon Thunderstorm, Arbor satori? Or anything else?
Sounds like you're buying this one.
Thanks for the review. I'm mid-40s, ride a week a year in CO resorts, and whatever else I can squeeze in. I'm comfortable on black diamond runs but double blacks aren't fun for me. I like to rip groomers, pow when I can find it, and I hit boxes, easy rails and small to medium jumps, and explore the trees a little more every year. In other words I feel very competent, but I'm not a young buck hucking off 30-footers. I'd been looking at the Mercury, but the MT and Ultra MT *seem* to be a bigger hit with riders in my range. Just not sure if the Ultra would be, as you say, "too much board." Sadly, I really can't try them out and have to buy blind. Recommendation? (my current board is a Burton Nug flattop which is great all around, but not stable at high speed and doesn't float all that well).
You don't need an Ultra Mountain Twin so flip a coin on the Mercury or Mountain Twin.
@@AngrySnowboarder is one more catchy, between this and the Mercury?
@@AngrySnowboarder i think i’ll go with the Mercury. For a size 11 boot (Burton Photon with Step Ons) would you recommend the regular or a wide? (i’m 5’9.5” 170lbs)
I bought this board last year. Love the pop, it’s ability to hit jumps, butter, carve ride in powder and ride switch. However I found it a little washy on icy days on the steepest sections and moguls at Hunter Mountain and Killington. Is there a better all mountain freestyle board that’s a little more aggressive and can handle steep icy sections with moguls?
You mean like something that is the Ultra version of this?
@@AngrySnowboarder makes sense. That was easy. Thought I would have to look elsewhere like the K2 Manifest team or Mega Merc. But I would imagine the grip from the magnitraction on the Ultra Mountain Twin has better edge hold.
@@ayadal the traction tech 3.0 is the same on both boards. The increased grip comes from the much stiffer profile.
@@Chaugar Thanks!!
Hey Avran, I have a question for you. My lady is learning to snowboard this season, and we are looking at getting her a board of her own (she is currently borrowing/renting). I want to get her on something that she can progress with. I learned a few years ago. I skipped the "beginner" boards, and feel like that was ultimately the right move. Kinda want to do the same for her. She also wants to love her board as a piece of art. She really likes Jones' line, specifically the twin sister and dreamcatcher, in terms of style/graphic. I think it is important to fall in love with your first board, so I am trying to help her pick one that she feels is beautiful, while also getting the right functionality. I highly doubt she will get into freestyle, so after watching this video, I wonder if the twin sister would be the wrong move. However, it also might be a decent board to learn on, given the softer flex?
TL;DR got any reccomendations on the dreamcatcher, twin sister, or similarly asthetic boards, suitable for a beginner who wants something to progress on, and who is unlikely to get into much freestyle?
PS we are in Ontario (pray for me), but might spend some time in BC this year, and plan to move there in the next two years.
PPS maybe you could just yell at her about asthetics not being that important? idk.
Alternatively, I actually might be able to grab last years twin sister.. Would that be a better move in terms of flex?
Wise man say who cares what I think if she only cares about aesthetics.
I've been looking at this and the Frontier
I'm an intermediate rider. I like carving on piste and going fast plus doing skidded turns down steep blacks. I enjoy powder when I can get it. No interest in park but might try buttering.
Im 6ft 210lbs. Size 12 feet.
Is frontier or mountain twin better for me? Or maybe a totally different board?
Frontier and make sure it's wide.
Did you get the Frontier? I picked one up 3 months and love it. I pretty much fit your riding description except 165 lbs and size 10 boots. This board rips in powder (if you can't have a dedicated pow deck). I've recently learned to butter and it's a hell of a lot of fun. Icy hold is all that lacks, IMHO, but some of that is my technique
Do you know if the Twin sister a bit softer/playful this year as well?
I believe so.
Which snowboard do you prefer, Jones Mountain Twin or Bataleon Evil Twin? Thank you.
Jones.
Hey Mr. Angry! Could you compare this to the Yes Typo? Like stability, speed, charging groomers, moguls, playfulness...
Who the fucks riding moguls on a snowboard. That's some skier shit. It's softer all the way around. It goes as fast as you want it to, it's less stable than the Typo.
It's full on technical and adrenaline, why not? You can appreciate life more after a moguls field.
So Jones softened MT. I have never rode pre spoon tech model but everybody wrote that it was stiffer than a Typo. Correct me if I'm wrong but it looks like those are very very similar sticks. Typo and "new" MT I mean.
I appreciate life just fine without moguls cause that's some stupid skier shit. I don't know who everyone is, but they clearly aren't me so they can write whatever they want.
Hi! I'm 6'2 tall, 224 lbs and boots size 12,5. Which board size would you recommend for me?
Well you're going to need a wide with those 12.5's I'd say look at the I think it's a 62 wide.
Thank you for the review. I have a question.
Little bit of backstory. I started snowboarding 4 years ago, but progressed quite fast due to prior skateboarding exprerience. I skipped the "beginner" flat / soft boards and bought a "Jones Aviator 2014/2015" with camber and 7/10 stiffness (oh well... didn't know).
I actually loved the board feeling, but soon realised it was too aggresive for me. Going really fast was ok, i had good control, and carving was beautiful, but going slower felt like the board was controlling me and i had to push really hard to make turns. It was like the board was trying to fight me and resist.
Would you say Jones Mountain Twin would give me that more playful feeling the Aviator lacks ? Nowdays I mostly ride piste, hitting some small jumps of kickers etc... i would definitely prefer a more relaxed and forgiving ride.
Yes
Would you recommend the Jones Mountain Twin or Capita Mercury for an all mountain ride with not much park.
Yes.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks for the response!
Hey Angry. Do you think this board has a less raised contact point than Bataleons park 3BT? Or is it pretty similar?
It’s less.
@@AngrySnowboarder thank you!
Is it possible for an experienced rider to go from full camber to 3D shaped tips? Do you have to ride them differently, or learn to ride differently? I have riden camber since 1990 and my first 3D shape was the Arbor Iguchi pro camber with the uprise fenders. I really didn't get on with it. I felt like I lost that bite at the end of my turns. I was washing out on carves when I least expected it. Don't get me wrong, I am not hating on the 3D stuff, but am I doing something wrong, or is it just not for me?
I had the 2015 Mountain Twin LTD 160 and it has been one of my favourites. I really rate the cam rock set up, and their magne traction, but that was before they introduced 3D tips.
All the best. Rich in Sweden.
Well it's camrocker so there's that. If you think you can notice about 3mm's of shaping I'd be impressed.
Jones's 3d is way different than arbor's. I think you'll like it
Hey Avran, I'm currently on a 2019/2020 mountain twin and looking to upgrade.. I think I want to stay in the Jones family of boards and wondering what my best option is...
I'm wanting something with more pop, better speed, better for carving and better in powder.
I'm looking at the mind expander or the stratos.. What do you think?
Stratos is a bit more well balanced for what you're looking for.
Hello, do you think that this board is better than the capita doa 2022, for all montain fs ?
Yes
Ok. Thanks
170lb which size should I go for? I do have size7.5 boot.
155
This or frontier for a rad dad quiver of 2? I have a party platter. I’m a big dude. 6’5” 235
I hardly hit park. Mostly groomers, side hits and trees. Riding in Utah.
The frontier is going to be a bit better in trees and powder, the mountain twin is a bit better in park. Probably pretty similar for groomed runs. Can't go wrong with either, but I'd say the frontier might be better for what you want
Hey Angry, between JMT and Shadowban what would be better for 90% groomers with side hits and a bit of powder :)?
Splitting hairs here bud.
Thank you for the response, I thought that previous year JMT was more noodlish than shadowban ?
By the way I own a mercury so is it any good to buy either of these or will it be similar ride ?
I started boarding in 2019 but was unable to in 2020 because of injuries should I get this as a easing back into things board since I have grown out of the last one or do you recommend something else?
What's your ability level?
@@AngrySnowboarder i would say a ver low intermediate or beginner
NO.
@@AngrySnowboarder what do you recommend for me to get a good board that I can use for a long time from beginner to intermediate/advanced?
Go buy a K2 Raygun.
Thoughts on Jones Mountain Twin vs Capita Indoor Survival? Should i get size 154? 5'8", 74KG and 9US
Do you want a true twin or a directional twin?
@@AngrySnowboarder Honestly, a directional would suit me better. Was also considering the shadowban for 2024
Go with the MT.
What kind if ski pass do you get?
*snowboard*, my bad I think
im 72 kg and 174 cm ( 5,8) ft US 9 boots , what size board for all around daily driver can be .....
57ish
What’s your favorite park board?
K2 cool bean
@@AngrySnowboarder 😑
I gotta say, are you having transmission problems. ...."Fluid transmission" . Sounds like you ended up getting a subaru instead of the Volvo you wanted. Either way, great review.
Hi Avran. I'm thorn between this and mercury. What size would you recommend 156w too small I guess. 175pounds, 6ft tall 12us boots. All mountain freestyle.thanks
56w will work.
Sounds like 2021 is more stable and probably the better choice if you can find one.
He said the last one he rode was two or three seasons ago. Last years and this years are identical outside of the graphics as mentioned in this video below.
ruclips.net/video/owgAMth1TJ4/видео.html
@@jellysnowboards9539 Not exactly - last year had a different core (FSC Mountain Core vs Control core) which was slightly stiffer
@@annalisebegin7206 so last year (2021) was stiffer and less playful ?
Truth in the review.
Easy as hell to butter, surfy but sadly, this board skips out at slightly higher speeds (30mph or more).
I'd be leery with Jone's re-tooling of this one. It's nowhere near as stable and poppy as the previous four Jones' MTNs.
That's prob why high speed is rated the lowest for this board...
This, the ultra mountain twin or the capita mercury. Help me avran 😭😭😭😭
One of each.
I neeeeeeeed it
Then buy it.
@@AngrySnowboarder ....from the affiliate links provided.
Why do sooo many people want freestyle boards for only carving and steeps?? Is it the graphics?? I really want to know!
Because people realistically just need a directional twin with a middle of the road flex as they lie about their ability level and skid turns but think when the skid catches that they're carving.
@@AngrySnowboarder haha too true. Just funny looking at these comments. So many people are like "I only want to ride this board for all the things you said it sucks at and nothing it's meant for. Does that mean it's perfect for me?" lmao
Seriously. All the chatter in the comments about why people would pass on this board because of characteristics Jones intentionally gave it and that are readily available on other boards. Makes me chuckle. Watch the video with Jeremy Jones “the Mountain Twin is best in the casual 10-35 mph range. When I want to ride a twin I ride the mountain twin because when I want to carve or charge I’m on the Flagship or another directional board.”
@@XzoltronX Definitely agree. Although I do wish it went just a *little* faster cause I can tell when I hit 40mph that I'm pushing it. I do love the board though. The playfulness makes it feel like a 5 til I load it up, then I can tell it's stiff in the middle. I actually wanted the Airheart 2.0, but even though they say I'm in the weight range (by 10ish lbs), I don't usually like riding boards that I barely weight into. It's a lot of work to ride a board that large when not charging steeps above tree line. I keep looking at the Flagship, but same problem. I'm on the 140 TW now and typically ride 138-142/3. Maybe I just need to gain 15 lbs.
Considering this board, I weigh 165 pounds. Does 156W sound right?
Do you need a wide?
@@AngrySnowboarder Yep, big ol‘ 11.5 feet here
@@Matt-nq4du There you go, you just answered your own question.
@@AngrySnowboarder was more wondering if 156cm sounds about right at 165 pounds
Glad I got it 2 seasons ago. Id pass on this version
I didn't ride the one from two seasons ago but I rode last years and it was sick. I'd give it a ride if you get a chance. I'm about to get some Mercury bindings in to see how it goes with skate tech this season.
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I have the older version of this board and I don't like what they've done to it :( bleh!
You are 200lbs but you rode 157. Shouldn t you have tried 160?
Yes, because my personal preference should just be thrown out the window.
@@AngrySnowboarder got u. I have a dillema. I got as a gift a 2019 new mountain twin. I m 187 lbs. Should i keep it? Or should i sell it and get a 157? Thanks!
@@pegas2929 Go ride it.
Is this board good at slow speeds? Rad-dad intermediate looking for slow wide carves/sidehits … while family is cruising riding down blue groomers.
Have a freeride/pow charger (DC Supernatant - Got that off your review a couple years back!)… and currently looking for something more relaxing to ride.
Don’t really do park, and need a wide board (US11.5).
Looking at: Jones MT, Yes Typo.. or even something like Stale Crewzer or the Party Mod. Anything to recommend for slower cruising speed?
Thanks!
Are you good at slow speeds? If you want to be more mellow skip the Stale Crewzer and get a Warden instead.