2019 Jones Ultra Flagship Carbon 164w Snowboard

Selling this 2019 Jones Flagship Ultra (carbon) in 164w. I picked this up as I love the 2019 and before Jones Flagships. They are the directional twin models, and the flagship after this the Flagship became far more tapered and directional. I figured "I love the flagship, I'm a big dude who can dig trenches... I bet I'll like this" Truth be told, it's awesome... when ridden at 90% or above. Few boards are rad like this. Below that? It suffers from what most stiff big sidecut radius boards do... it gets vague, it gets sluggish... it just wants to HAUL. These days I'm just putting around with my wife as she learns to ski, my nephew as he starts riding park for the first time, and I'm just not utilizing this. So if you like to shred all out and dig trenches and want to charge everything from the steeps to that last 100 yards to the chairlift... this is for you. Want to chill here or there? Maybe slow down because there's a crowd of ski gulls? Ride switch at anything less than mach one bajillion? Maybe you just want to enjoy some slow slashes... check out the Regular flagship from 2016-2019 it's awesome!

The Jones Flagship snowboard is the ultimate freeride snowboard. Engineered with a tapered directional shape, this board excels in powder, carving, and technical terrain. Its construction, featuring sustainable materials like flax/basalt power stringers and bio resin, delivers a responsive and durable ride. The Flagship's Float Pack allows for a super setback stance in deep snow, while the oversized recycled edges and Forever Flex technology ensure long-lasting performance. With its factory-tuned edges and WEND natural wax, the Flagship is ready to shred straight out of the shop.

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This board will float through the deep stuff or rip mid conditions all day long. It’s stiff, stable, and a sweet set up for riders growing into the more aggressive or off-piste areas of the mountain. I love to ride a big board for low angle powder and the Flagship is versatile enough to handle it all.

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Lauren Sauser