UPDATE: Check out our review of the 2018/2019 Jones Mountain Twin here

The Details:

These days Jeremy Jones isn’t synonymous with freestyle (unless you’re thinking of the other guy), but even while he’s been crafting new powder weapons like the Storm Chaser, he’s not forgotten about the trickologists. The Jones Mountain Twin takes all of his board-building expertise and applies it to something you can take to the park.

While you could technically get on with any park features with this, the directional shape and its relative stiffness and weight make it better suited for the pipe than the double-kinks.

While there’s just enough rocker in the nose and tail to help your presses, your first instinct will be to get this airborne. Thanks to the mostly-camber profile and new core construction that features pop-boosting beech, that won’t be difficult.

It’s also built to charge, with a super-fast sintered base and mellow Magne-Traction edges that can hold a high-speed carve for as long as you like.

Take it off-piste and those rocker sections help keep you buoyant, so you can concentrate on scoping the slope for natural hits.If this interests you then also check out the Ultra Mountain Twin, a higher-tech (and higher-priced) version that’s new for 2015/16.