This will be sixth Ultra Mountain Twin/Mountain Twin Pro to date. Settling in on another 157 for this season. I have a 154 (second one) a 157 (second one) and a 160. Thinking of a new 157 for this year as that seems to be the “just right” size for me. The board has a new school construction and you can feel it in how dynamically it handles multiple conditions yet an old school toughness and stability. I also have a fleet of three Ultracrafts for really deep days although the new 160 MTP I grabbed last year does pretty well in all but the deepest of days. If you like twins that keep nudging you to go faster and bigger, you’ll enjoy this board.

This is my daily driver. The all terrain, all slashing, all feeling, all landing, beast. Stiff enough to stomp and charge through all conditions with enough playfulness to allow me to have fun and trick off natural features. I consider myself an ambidextrous rider, love to land and ride switch often so I prefer the twin profile but need a stiff, chunder charger to handle my riding style. This is it. The freestyle freeriders dream weapon. If you want power, playfulness and durability, pick one of these up ASAP. You won't regret it.

This is my daily driver. Lightweight, stiff, powerful, aggressive, and poppy. I’ve ridden this board in all conditions. It does well in hard pack and slush, but it thrives in fresh snow and has more float than you’d think. It has quite the landing gear into deep pow. I’ve put this board through hell. I’ve smoked rocks and barely made a mark. I snap boards almost every season and this thing made it through. Love the Mountain Twin Pro! For the aggressive all terrain freestyle rider.

The Mountain Twin Pro is one of my favorite boards in the Jones line. It's super reactive and responsive at high speeds while helping you stomp big landings. Not only is it good in the park but an awesome Free ride board too. I have been competing on this board for free ride for the last 7 years even winning a World Championship on it.

You remember the movie "Gone in 60 Seconds?" A timeless classic featuring peak Nicholas Cage and Angelina Jolie (pre "Brangelina"). If not, a quick summary: Cage's character, Randall "Memphis" Raines is a retired car thief who is forced back in to high-stakes heists to save his brother Kip from a life of murderous crime. He has to steal 50 cards in 24 hours including a 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500.

This board feels a lot like that 1967 Mustang Shelby GT500. It might not be easy to get - you may have to work a few more hours at your job, you may have you lie to your significant other about the price you paid for it, you may have to rekindle a romance with Sway, a bartender and ex-lover from your car jacking days, to be able to lock this board down without any drama - but when you do - it'll be all worth it.

Do what you need to do to add this board to your quiver. It's got pop like the first sip of an ice cold Mtn Dew. It's got a base so fast that it makes it hard to strap in. Only way around that is to add some FASE binding to it - makes strapping in a bit quicker. Do all of it, make it happen, be irresponsible, you're going to die one day anyways!

solid edge control
fast turning
high speed stable
tons of pop
such an amazing board.

Best board for all mountain riding.
Good poppy fealing, with perfect edge controls. I love every second with it

I had been riding Neidecker snowboards for a long time, found out they were stopping the brand and bought 3 board. Used them up…then in a line waiting for a banked slalom race a guy said “try Jones boards” best advice ever! Fastest board made

I’ve been riding the Jones Mountain Twin Pro for a while now, and I can confidently say it’s one of the best all-mountain boards I’ve ever ridden. As someone who loves carving, hitting natural features, and occasionally charging through powder, this board handles it all with ease.

Right from the first run, I could feel how responsive and stable it is. The stiffer flex gives it a powerful edge hold on groomers and icy terrain, while the CamRock profile provides just enough playfulness when I want to get creative. The blunt tips make it feel a bit more freestyle-friendly, but it still has enough backbone to handle high speeds and aggressive turns.

One of my favorite things about this board is how well it handles mixed conditions. The sintered base is ridiculously fast, so keeping up with friends is never an issue.

Overall, the Mountain Twin Pro is an absolute beast of a board. If you’re an advanced rider looking for something that can truly do it all—without sacrificing performance—this is the one. I can’t wait to get more days on it!

The Mountain Twin Pro is the best board I’ve ridden. Got one last season and upgraded to the new model this year. Five stars, yeeew!