Jones Women's Tweaker 2.0 Snowboard 2026/2027

The Women's Tweaker 2.0 is Jones's freestyle twin, redrawn for 26/27 and badged NEW SHAPE: full camber, a 2/5 flex, and Freestyle 10/10 on Jones's card.

True Twin is Jones's strict grade. Nose and tail share an outline and bend by equal amounts, so a switch takeoff sits on exactly the board a regular one does. Jones's 10/10 freestyle mark follows from that symmetry.

The profile is True Camber: one arch running the full length between the contact points, with no rocker anywhere, the height graded Medium. That arch is where the pop and the full-length edge come from, and the flex beneath it is a friendly 2/5. Medium Traction Tech adds contact points along the steel once a groomer is scraped hard. All-Mountain is 8/10, Powder 6/10.

Under the Premium Topsheet sits a Master Core in Biax fiberglass. A Bcomp Carbon Flax Stringer runs through it; Jones prints its name and nothing about what it does. The base is a Sintered 8000. The four lengths we stocked run 143 to 151cm, on waists of 23.4 to 24.0cm, with a sidecut opening from 6.2m to 7.0m.

Buy it if your fakie is a choice rather than an accident: park laps, cat-track lips, an ollie wherever the hill offers one. It suits a lighter rider who wants camber's snap without the strength a stiff board demands. Deep days belong to the Dream Weaver 2.0 — no taper, no rocker, nothing to raise the nose. Chop at speed will unsettle a 2/5 deck, and big jumps will find the bottom of that flex; the stiffer Airheart 2.0 takes those. Full camber is less forgiving of a mistimed edge, so this is not a first-week board.

We ordered the Blue in all four: 143, 146, 149 and 151. There is no wide size in this run, and a 149 weighs 5.2 lbs (2.3 kg) bare. It comes bare; the catalog's match for it is the Nebula FASE or the Equinox, and PTO carries neither. Tell us what you ride and we will mount it centered and set your angles.