Really enjoy this board. I've used it for a couple seasons matched up with my Drift boards for ascending pow here in Utah. We also have a Grassroots, Konvoi, Asmo, Paper, 4D, and Burton and the Jones continues to be a favorite. I can't say it's necessarily "better" or worse than the others, they all have unique personalities and pros and cons depending on riding style and snow conditions. I would describe this as on the loose and surfy side, but not as loose as my grassroots magic carpet, while being more loose than most of the European brands (asmo, konvoi, paper...) What I can say is, the board has impeccable construction, it's relatively lightweight, and I love the traction pad, (In particular how thin it is. You end up closer to the snow than a lot of other boards.) I also appreciate the bigger size option as a big guy with big feet. I generally like to give my money to more "core" pow surf brands, but there's no denying this one is well done. And it comes with a leash, which almost everyone else wants to charge you extra for.

This board is awesome, super surfy and easy to control in deep pow. It gets a little squirrely on any hardpack or crust which is to be expected.

I honestly did not expect this board to be so much fun and easy to ride. We have a nice big pasture at 30 degree slope in front of our place and I have ridden it now about 10 times after a storm and have a bigger and bigger smile on my face after every ride. I take my 3 year old son between my legs on the boars and on 30cm fresh snow we can do some nice turns amd he loves it. Good tip they gave me in Zero G store in Chamonix was to ride it with soft Sorrel type snow boots and it makes a difference

First time surfer, great shape and it handled smooth as butter! Was too much fun, bring on the snow!

Loved my Mountain Surfer so much the whole fam has them now. Easier to ride than you might think, but definitely shines brightest when the snow is fresh.

Great board to enjoy the first snowfalls with the family! Really technical but surprinsingly accessible as well!
Riding the 142, more versatile for the kids!

Grate looking board at a reasonable price haven’t got a chance to ride it yet do to it being summer

This powsurf has given me the option to turn high avy danger days into the best days on low angle terrain. I am convinced there is no better way to up the fun factor while simultaneously reducing risk. The big nose makes for effortless float in the pow and fun surfy turns out of the tail. The 3D base gives it a bouncy feel from edge to edge, much like that of a surfboard in water. This is the best way to just feel like a kid playing in the snow again.

It's my favourite board to cruise at high speeds. Extremely stable and lots of pop.
It's a wonderful resort rasor.
Not really suitable or any butters or freestyle riding, very hard to press even with my 87kg. I have another board for that.
Not designed for pow at all, you have to sit hard on your back leg. I always take my Storm Chaser for woods and fields.

I grew up surfing in Hawaii. Fell in love with snowboarding when my family moved to the mainland. I dont even own one and this was one of the most fun boards I have ever rode. My neighbor has both sizes, we were ripping his backyard last night. the way this turns in fresh powder is just incredible. the float and control was insane. was doing ollies over rollers and dropping lil ledges on this beast and it rode so well. I want one.