Jones Frontier

Today we all rode the new Jones Frontier, formerly known as the Explorer, they changed the name, the shape stays the same, the feature set stays the s...

I love this board and products by Jones are usually pretty good for a freestyle rider that likes big steep runs. We had an opportunity to take this th...

Hey it's Locky and today I have a review of the Jones Frontier. It's a directional all-mountain board that's designed to be good at riding a bit of ev...

Today I tested the Jones Frontier 159 it's a really aggressive all-mountain board. First off I just want to say that I'm not sponsored by any brand so...

Fun, playful, kind of 6 out of 10 flex pattern, really good, well-rounded board.

I think Yes has some good options as well, as someone else mentioned. I will vouch for the Jones Frontier, I ride the Explorer which was the Frontier pre-name change and to me it's an ideal do everything east coast board for what you describe. Unless it really softened up, I think it get's an undue progressing intermediates only type of classification. I've demoed many boards and it's still probably the one I can have most fun on all around, including good performance in powder and trees if sized correctly.

The twin advice you’ve been receiving is incorrect imo, they will not ideal in powder & trees. Jones Frontier/Explorer, Burton Hometown Hero, YES Pick your line, to name a few. If you can scoop a used or cheap powder deck….then get a Jones Mtn twin or other wider twin, like a YES The Greats. I’d still prefer a directional camber that can handle POW for Utah.

Jones frontier. Yes.