Never got onto the freestyle train. I followed master carvers Peter Bauer and Jean Nerva early on. Got hooked on carving the Burton M6, PJ 7, and the Alp line.

The 6000 is a carving experience that surpasses all of those of course. Great edge hold, quick turning, and was plenty fun in the pow side stashes.

Very tempted to get the 9000 also for next winter.

I have a background in hard boots and I love the feeling that board giving me. I am able to link carve turn and push it. It’s like a soft hard boots board. The turn size is short and quick.

This board is a lot of fun when there's no fresh snow. On groomers, it's awesome to carve on. With variable snow, it holds an edge and delivers precision control. The 6000 wants to be doing tighter carves, but can be placed on longer lines too. It's a carving board that doesn't need to carve. It's easy to open it up on less steep runs, but feels in control jump turning down steeps. The Freecarver 6000 is user friendly and can handle diverse turns, unlike something like a Korua Bullet Train.

This was the first time I'd bought a board without trying it in a long time. It's an incredibly fun board to ride, the edge grip is phenomenal, and it's really quick edge to edge (especially for such a wide board). Highly recommended, I'd love to try the 9000 some day!

This is by far the best board I ever had for carving and I’ve been snowboarding since the early 90s. The board just rails turns and goes exactly where you want it to. The Jones board/binding quality is noticeably better than the rest with comfort and attention to detail paramount. I’m a Jones fan and customer for the rest of my days on the snow. Thank You Jones!!!!