







Splitboard - Men -
The Frontier 2.0 Splitboard from the brand Jones is designed for riders looking to leave the boundaries of the ski area and explore the backcountry.
Accessible and versatile, this model combines stability, manoeuvrability, and floatation to support both first outings in your local mountain range and adventures on more remote terrain. Its directional shape Low Tapered and Freeride CamRock profile combine camber underfoot with more generous rockers at the nose and shorter ones at the endpiece/hinge mount. This setup favours edge hold and stability on variable snow while offering excellent float and natural manoeuvrability in powder.
The Low Traction Tech enhances control thanks to three additional contact points on each edge. Its medium-soft flex prioritises predictable and forgiving sensations. The Control Split Core, made of paulownia and poplar, offers an excellent balance between lightness, vibration absorption, and durability. The biaxial fiberglass completes this construction with a dynamic and progressive response.
On the splitboard side, the Karakoram Ultra Clips 1.0 and Tip Clips ensure a reliable and durable connection between the two parts of the board. The Forever Flex technology stabilises the flex and profile over time. Finally, the 8000 sintered base, bio-resin, steel edges, and recycled ABS sidewalls combine performance and durability.



| Size (cm) | Dimensions (mm) | Radius (m) | Stance (cm) | Recommended user weight (kg) | Board weight (g) |
| 156 | 298 - 252 - 293 | 7.6 | 56 | 54 - 77 | 3,100 |
| 158W | 311 - 265 - 306 | 7.8 | 58 | 64 - 86 | 3,200 |
| 159 | 302 - 255 - 297 | 7.8 | 58 | 64 - 86 | 3,200 |
| 161W | 314 - 267 - 309 | 8.0 | 58 | 67 - 91 | 3,300 |
| 162 | 305 - 258 - 300 | 8.0 | 5 | 73 - 95 | 3,300 |
| 164W | 317 - 269 - 312 | 8.2 | 58 | 77 - 100 | 3,600 |
Flex: Medium and playful - 2/5
| SHAPE DIRECTIONAL | The nose is longer and wider than the tail and the inserts are set back towards the rear of the board. These features help provide greater float in powder. |
| FREERIDE CAMROCK | Versatile freeride profile combining camber underfoot with an extended rocker at the nose and a shorter rocker at the tail. This design delivers powerful edge hold, precise responsiveness and great stability at high speeds, while offering exceptional float and manoeuvrability in powder. |
| MEDIUM 3D CONTOUR BASE | The 3D Contour Base sole is designed for all terrain, featuring a 4 mm bevel at the nose and 0 to 4 mm at the tail. This bevel profile starts just before the contact points. |
| LOW TAPERED | A subtle taper that promotes directional precision while offering balanced and dynamic behaviour on piste and in resort. This profile appeals to riders who enjoy carving on piste or trying freestyle off-piste, without sacrificing versatility on powder days. It refers to any shape with less than 10 mm difference in width between nose and tail. |
| CONTROL SPLIT CORE | Premium dual-density wood core composed of responsibly sourced paulownia and poplar. The 2:1 ratio between paulownia and poplar gives the core lightness, vibration absorption and durability. |
| PREMIUM ECO TOPSHEET | Durable, scratch-resistant bio-plastic topsheet made from castor beans, designed to offer exceptional abrasion and impact resistance while minimising environmental impact. |
| BIAX FIBERGLASS | Biaxial fiberglass laminate made with a double-layer, bi-directional construction that provides a forgiving yet lively board feel with a medium-soft torsional flex and quick energy transfer. |
| SINTERED 8000 BASE | High-quality sintered base material, ultra-fast, highly wax-absorbent, easy to repair and proven to be one of the most durable and long-lasting base materials in the industry. |
| KARAKORAM ULTRA CLIPS 1.0 | The Karakoram Ultra Clips 1.0 remain among the strongest and most discreet clips in the industry. They are adjustable to maintain uniform compression as your splitboard ages. |
| KARAKORAM TIP CLIPS | The Karakoram Tip Clips are made from durable ABS that snap shut and stay firmly closed. |
| BLUNT NOSE | How a board slides through powder, crust, spring snow or any snow over an inch thick is dictated by its front contact point and just beyond. Next time you’re in soft snow, observe how much snow passes over the nose corner near the contact point. Snow escaping behind the tip means you’re ploughing, which obviously slows you down. Adding a Blunt Nose gives you the flotation benefits of a much longer nose without the plough effect of a rounded tip and its extra swing weight. |