For my beginnings in splitboarding I opted for the Jones Frontier as a board. Never disappointed with my Jones products. Once again charmed by the quality of the board for my beginnings in this sport.

Great board, lots of flex in comparison to other boards I’ve ridden. Went a size lower and it’s so agile, a good amount of pop and the edge holds so well. Got the Jones pro skins to go with it and they were amazing, even on crusty/crunchy snow.

Ive ridden the Frontier solid for several years and was very excited to ride the split version. The board has a nice mid flex that's playful when your riding low angle dad turns but ridged enough to point ‘er out of the apron of a steep chute. The Karakoram clips hold the split solid, and the 3d base gives the board great float on deeper days. I would recommend for beginner back country shredders and seasoned riders alike.

Was definitely hesitant snagging this board due to the rocker profile. Glad I went with it. Excellent nose pop in deep pow, handles steeps with ease, and drops have been so much fun with a bit more flex. Done two tours so far about 10 miles each in length. Weight is great and have really enjoyed climbing with it. Massive upgrade from what I’ve been riding the last ten years! Love the board, great build, and stoked to be part of the Jones fam!

While my board finder results all pointed to the Solution and my eyes flirted with the Mind Expander, fire sale pricing on this 161w Frontier caused me to commit to it. So far I've found the flex in the board to hold a welcome responsiveness while finding my way through tight trees in the Pacific Northwest. The directional twin tip shape is helpful for the occasional need to ride switch in tight spots as well as providing a stable platform for skinning on long approaches. The top sheet took on a few more scratches than I would have expected in a recent skimo race, but is in otherwise great shape and I look forward to many more tours on the Frontier.

Beautiful and high performing board.

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Just the right amount of flex so that it turns super easily whilst still giving superb edge confidence on the crusty stuff. This rides much better than my normal board so have taken to using it even on non split boarding days.

This board is phenomenal. I was worried after having a Solution that this would feel too soft, but it charges just as hard and is a little more playful.

First time with a split board very happy I went with the jones. Love the weight and flexibility to have some serious fun in the pow with out being held back. Shape is definitely a help with being flexible as you ride and still able to turn hard and carve the edges at the groomers.

I guess it’s a good board. Got a few compliments already and only had it a couple weeks with just one session on the hill. It’s my first board and got it to skin instead of snowshoeing again like I’ve been doing the past few seasons. A ski/skinner I ran into on the mountain in the backcountry told me about this stuff (skinning) last season. I’m thinking about getting skis too since I had a lesson the other day and kinda liked that as well as this board. I’m pretty sure this thing will last many years and I’m basically going to get a season resort pass now to hone in some skills. Yesterday, I skinned the resort once then just used the lift or/and hiked up in my boots. I got my skins from Jones too. The clip in top shelf ones that piece together sweet with this board! Had no issues transitioning from skinner to snowboard and vice versa. I mostly fell a lot, but that won’t last long.