Have you ever had some bad luck fishing the waters off the coast of Glouster Mass? Your crew is uphappy with their payouts, their families are financially unstable, and you're about to have your captains license pulled by the owner of your fishing boat?

Times can be tough, fishing is exactly that - a shot in the dark, a game of patience, but you need neither when you strap into a Jones Storm Wolf.

Rip a traverse to the most desolate part of the mountain, just as you would taking your boat and your crew out to the Grand Banks of Newfoundland Canada in search of a record breaking pull of Atlantic Salmon. Only when three storms converge in to one - "the perfect storm," be well equipped with your Storm Wolf. Instead of trying to climb the face of a rouge wave with an underpowered vessel full of fresh fish and a dramatic crew of fishermen, climb that way with some of the most comfortable camber on this planet and when you get to the top of the rouge wave - slash the shit out of it!

Stay home Coast Guard, your services are unneeded. With the Storm Wolf, you can go anywhere, anytime, and it doesn't matter the size of the storm or the rougeness of the wave - get out of it's way!

Love this board. Super floaty, nimble yet sturdy when needed on a pow day. Carving on groomers is incredible, has very smooth transition from edge to edge due to the spoon nose and shape. Nothing bad to say about this board. Great job Jones

Weather did cause a delay but my new Storm Wolf arrived before we left for Telluride. Got to the mountain just in time for a few fresh inches. The board handled nicely, especially in the trees with some freshness. No problems on the pack, the Wolf carves!

I am looking for a sponsor or I would consider demoing your boards and or gear as well. Burton is sending me gear but I am more of a Jones guy with my surfing background out of Hawaii.

Das Board habe ich für Japan gekauft. Es hat sich absolut bewährt. Auf der Piste echt Wahnsinn, was für Schwünge in den Schnee gecarvt werden können. Im Backcountry überzeugt es mit top auftrieb. Echt ein Hammer- Vergnügen, mit diesem SB in den Tiefschnee einzutauchen.

I don't know if this is my favorite board- the redesigned storm chaser comes too close. But if I had to keep one and only one board out of my 4 boards, this probably would be it. The Storm Wolf certainly isn't for everyone, but if you like to go fast, dig trenches into the groomers, have a really fun turning experience, do really well in powder and still plow through the chop decently well, this is a really excellent and fun board. For those who spend a lot of time riding switch, tight trees and park, this will have to be a quiver board rather than quiver killer. I find myself wanting to take this board almost every time I go out in a wide range of conditions where I'd normally pull out the Frontier for a well rounded ride.

I haven't had a chance to ride this board yet, but it looks super fun and feels good under the arm. It feels like a longer, more aggressive version of the Storm Chaser.

I have been using my new 152 Mountain Surfer a bunch here in Japan, and it has been super fun. This is my first time riding a pow surfer, and it has been a bit easier than I expected. . . likely due to the bottom contours on the board, as well as the scooped concave deck, which provides good control under feet. Looking forward to getting more comfortable on it and taking it up to some proper bowls.

This board is amazing. . . for advanced and expert riders.

The board is almost like a jetboat where it gets more stable the faster you go. Meaning its a bit hard to control at slow speeds but is an absolute weapon as you go faster. BUT that also means going fast while carving. It is not a board that you can skid turns on very easily nor would you want to.

For the right rider, you are rewarded with a board that feels surfy at high speeds, can plow through chopped powder, and is a weapon in fast and deep snow. Its incredibly fun to carve as well, but it wants to make fast and large carves.

At the end of the day, this actually is a board that only advanced and expert riders should be on. But it is also a fantastic board if you can handle it.

Love it! Game Changer!

hello,
i'm 48 176cm/80kg ride Storm Wolf in 162.
very good board, compared to my 160 flagship its a firmer board i was more tired at the end of the day specially on hard groomers, the stiffer wider board resonate (it's not vibration) more than the flagship.
better edge hold on hard snow + wider board, i felt it better for carving.
very fun slashing soft snow
outperform the flagship in deep pow and slow speed
of course it's not fast edge to edge but not a problem at all
more forgiving than the flagship because of the nose and felt a little imprecise at the begining (because of the nose)
faster board and better glide
swallowtail is not a problem at all
for me it's a quiver board and i can't wait next year to add a third Jones board.
keep doing a good job

A long time ago, the Storm Chaser found itself alone with the Lone Wolf. The Lone Wolf was pretty standoffish and awkward. The Storm Chaser was all the rage. They got a little saucy and out came the Storm Wolf. And man am I ever grateful for the Love Child. It's the perfect board for 2 conditions and 2 conditions only. Pow, between 2 to 10 inches. And morning roy between the hours of 9am to 10am. This thing likes to go fast and so do I.