Ultralight Stratos Splitboard - Men's

Name: Ultralight Stratos Splitboard - Men's
Brand: Jones Snowboards
Price: 1253.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

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About this product

The Jones Snowboards Ultralight Stratos Splitboard is a men's backcountry board that blends directional freeride geometry with a freestyle-inspired feel. Its camber-heavy directional rocker profile and narrow progressive sidecut deliver an energetic, responsive ride, while 10 mm of taper and a 3D Contour Base 3.0 promote float in variable snow and quick edge-to-edge transitions. The Fusion Carbon construction pairs a wood core with two sections of Koroyd, a material that dampens chatter at significantly less weight than traditional wood, keeping the overall package light for long approaches. Inner and Outer Traction Tech 3.0 enhances edge grip and torsional stability, and the splitboard-specific hardware includes a Boltless Bridge, Karakoram Ultra Clips 3C, and Tip-Lock tip clips that secure the board halves with a three-point tension system. Sustainability is central to the build, incorporating bio-resin, recycled ABS sidewalls and edges, sustainably harvested wood, Wend Bio Wax, and solar-powered production. A blunt nose and factory tune round out the package.

Category: Ski & Snowboard
Brand: Jones Snowboards

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Reviewers consistently praise the Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard as one of the best climbers in its class, crediting its carbon and Koroyd construction for exceptional weight savings without sacrificing downhill performance. Its versatility is a recurring highlight: the board is described as quick edge to edge, poppy, and surfy at slower speeds, yet capable in powder and mixed conditions, making it suitable for both newer and experienced splitboarders. The Traction Tech serrated inner edges earn specific praise for grip on firm or icy skin tracks. The most common criticism is the premium price, which reviewers note is significantly higher than most carbon splitboards on the market. A secondary complaint is that the lightweight construction can produce chatter and feels less composed in deep chop, melt-freeze, or variable snow at higher speeds.

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