Dammit! That stupid link isn’t working 😡

that just gave me a hard on…

Jeremy is one of the few public figures in snowboarding I take any interest in. BUT these boards seem like much to do about not much…. :twocents:

Hard to say with only computer generated graphics, but the board on the left looks to be his re-imagining of The Experience from his work with Rossi. The tip/tail profiles on both boards have that characteristic shape… I’m looking forward to seeing what the splitty looks like as well.

Shep

@Snurfer wrote:

But I don’t ride backwards, so it’s hard for me to get too excited about more twin boards.

Why are you focusing on the twin when there will be 3 other models that are most likely more suited for your needs?

“We will bring four models to the market in our first year. A directional freeride board, a powder specific snowboard, a freestyle/freeride board and a split board.”

I picked up the rossi experience previously known as Jones pro model. It has traditional camber under foot and a nice rockered nose. In pow i have been able to ride with my weight centered over the board, like riding groomers. The board is super stiff and loves going fast and straight. Its a solid board that i use on mount glory and slack country. I wish i could afford another one to split, i think the Jones company will have that solved for me next season.

The combination of rocker and camber is where its at.

@russman wrote:

@BGnight wrote:

Now it works! Can’t wait for the specs.
I don’t want to be a member of POW though. Wonder if I can just deny my membership since man made CO2 has nothing to do w/ snow disappearing.

When I hear people say this, it becomes more and more apparent how people love to remove responsibility from their own hands. It’s convenient to say we’re not influencing climate change, because it implies that we get to continue with our wasteful and profoundly sick and detatched way of living.

The scientific evidence is so overwhelming that humans are dramatically changing Earth’s atmospheric chemistry, I find it downright offensive when I hear statements like this.

BGnight must either 1) Have a PhD in atmospheric chemisty and physics and be running ongoing research 2) Somehow be WAY smarter than all the scientists working on these issues, 3) Be a born again religious idiot who believes it’s all in Jesus’s hands and the end of days is near, or 4) Simply be an idiot, period. There is one thing that can be concluded for sure, he or she loves Sarah Palin, and that alone is very sad…

Uh, I’m pretty stoked for the Jones splitty too :scratch:

Tell me about it, dude. Talk about hook, line and sinker. Shit cracks me up.

We missed you this weekend, Tommy.

@mtnrider wrote:

Here is some 2 stroke smoke for Russman…BRAAAAAPPPP. 😆

Careful how you take what you read in the forums.

I love the old pre magna traction rossi JJ. Can’t wait to try the magne traction w/ rockered nose. I just split one f the old ones and bought another for the resort. One thing I noticed when monk split it is feels a lot softer than my new one of same model. I think when one cuts a board in half it releases a lot of the board’s stored up snap :(. Hopefully it rides as well as Monk constructed it though :). So, I’ll be superstoked if Jones makes his factory split w/ same specs as his pro model.

@bcrider wrote:

@Snurfer wrote:

But I don’t ride backwards, so it’s hard for me to get too excited about more twin boards.

Why are you focusing on the twin when there will be 3 other models that are most likely more suited for your needs?

“We will bring four models to the market in our first year. A directional freeride board, a powder specific snowboard, a freestyle/freeride board and a split board.”

If I get the chance to ride the directional board I’d definitely give it a shot, but they are all twins from my perspective (round nose round tail)…. Just ask Taro