Jones Women's Dream Weaver 2.0 Snowboard 2026/2027

Powder 10/10 is Jones's own score for the Women's Dream Weaver 2.0: a soft, tapered directional freeride board, rockered at nose and tail.

The outline is Low Tapered — more width in the nose than the tail — so in deep snow the wide end climbs while the narrow end settles, and the board holds its own nose-up line. Rocker at both ends lifts the tips clear of the surface; the camber left underfoot is what still bites once the snow firms up. 3D Flip Tips, plus a Medium 3D Contour Base, pull more base area out of the snow at the ends. Rocker costs edge grip, though, and Traction Tech is Jones's answer to that: graded Medium here, it serrates the running edge so the steel meets the snow at more points than a plain one.

Under the Premium Topsheet: a Master Core, a two-axis Biax glass layup and a Sintered 8000 base. That is the entire list — no stringer, no basalt, no Koroyd. Flex is 2/5, the friendly end of Jones's five-point scale, and the 148 weighs 5 lbs (2.3 kg) bare. The sidecut is the number to read twice: 6.7m at the 142, 6.9m at the 145, 7.1m at the 148; waists go 23.7 to 24.1cm.

Storm chasers and tree riders are the target: soft snow, short turns, moderate pace, float you do not work for. PTO reads it as intermediate and up; Jones prints no ability rating. Ask it for speed on hard snow and the soft flex runs out of composure, and it will not hold a long, patient carve. For park and switch, buy a twin. Big boots need measuring first — no W length exists anywhere in this model's run.

PTO stocked the White in 142, 145 and 148, from a catalog run spanning 139 to 156. It arrives bare. Jones's listed pairing is the Equinox or the Nebula FASE, neither of which we carry; bring the bindings you own, or ask us what suits a 2/5 deck, and we will fit them and set your stance before it leaves.