Jones Howler 2027 – Women's All Mountain Snowboard

Description

The Jones Howler 2027 is a women's all-mountain snowboard built for riders who refuse to choose between freeride power and freestyle creativity. Co-designed by pro riders Elena Hight and Victor de Le Rue, it bridges aggressive backcountry performance with the playfulness needed to make any terrain a canvas.

Built on a directional shape with a longer nose and setback stance, the Howler runs a High Power Camber profile — full tip-to-tail with an extended flat zone under the rear inserts — for explosive pop and locked-in edge hold on steep lines. Its mid-stiff flex (8/10) is matched by a triaxial fiberglass laminate and ampliTex™ carbon/flax stringers for precise, powerful response. The Power Core blends bamboo, paulownia and poplar for a lightweight yet lively feel, while Koroyd dampening absorbs chatter at speed. A Sintered 8000 base, Medium Traction Tech edges and a low taper round out a build made for intermediate to expert riders charging mountains on their own terms.

Who It's For

The Howler suits confident intermediate to expert women who spend most of their days off-piste — hiking spines, dropping chutes or sending big airs in the backcountry — but still want a board that rips groomers on the way home. If you're tired of boards that force you to pick a lane, this one is built for you.

FAQ

• Is the Howler good for park riding? It can handle occasional park laps thanks to its freestyle-influenced design, but its directional shape and stiff camber make it best suited for freeride and backcountry use rather than dedicated park sessions.
• What makes this board eco-friendly? Jones uses a bio-resin made with 27% plant-based carbon (reducing CO₂ by 33% vs. conventional epoxy), a castor-bean topsheet, recycled ABS sidewalls and edges made from recycled German steel.