JONES FREECARVER 9000S

JONES FREECARVER 9000S

This thing of putting numbers on stuff as if to indicate engine size is a totally American habit – look at me, I have lots of cubic centimetres, I'm a real alpha engine, me me me me... So much so that it's no surprise that even boards have got 3-zero figures to indicate the power of the machine, and even if I don't appreciate the form, you can't deny that with the Freecarver series Jones has pulled out two real gems for lovers of well-made turns. The 9000 version has a sidecut radius of 9m (9000mm), which makes it perfect for giant turns fired off with your ears on the ground, your nose brushing the corduroy and the wind in your face seeming to want to slow you down – a bomb for carving on the piste at speeds close to light.

SNOWBOARD FREECARVER 9000S JONES

Board for carving & freeride use, solidly built, safe and stable on the piste and high-performing in off-piste freeride, with a stiff flex. Boards wider than standard but not wide enough to be called wide. They accommodate many boots up to size 45 EU with a compact shell. In this category we also include boards whose width increases with size, specifying in the description which sizes are actually suitable for big feet. Boards wider than standard but not wide enough to be called wide. They accommodate many boots up to size 45 EU with a compact shell. In this category we also include boards whose width increases with size, specifying in the description which sizes are actually suitable for big feet. Directional boards have a slight or more pronounced directionality, and a sidecut calibrated to favour more aggressive riding with your preferred foot. The sidecut is therefore asymmetric; the board will be extremely stable and powerful on piste as well as on take-off/landing from the biggest features, and will float superbly in fresh snow. The feel in switch is still very good; these boards are recommended for riders looking for carving performance without sacrificing the option of spinning and landing. Traditional Camber, a classic bridge, with the contact points on the snow far from the bindings. This arch transfers your weight exactly onto the contact points with the snow, amplifying the force applied to the edge. That's why it is definitely the most precise camber and the one guaranteeing the best edge hold. Besides, being an arch, it stores the force applied by your legs and fires you off like an arrow at the slightest hint of an ollie. This is the value indicating a snowboard's resistance to bending. A stiff board (high flex) is more responsive and gives a more immediate, safe and stable response, while a soft board (low flex) is easier to handle and geared towards freestyle tricks. The medium-stiff flex delivers maximum speed and stability.

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