evo.com | Jones Snowboards > The Jones Mountain Twin Junior Snowboard is for kids who look at the whole mountain and want all of it. A directional twin shape goes anywhere and does anything, the CamRock profile keeps it stable underfoot and floaty at the tips for easy turns through pow and groomers alike, and a lightweight Master Core gives it the pop and snap to make every side hit feel massive. Traction Tech edges grip when it matters, a fast Sintered 8000 base keeps up with whoever's chasing them, and a friendly medium flex means the learning curve is short and the fun part is long. Small rider, big mountain. No problem. Directional Twin A directional twin snowboard blends the best of directional and twin shapes. The effective edge is symmetrical like a true twin, but the nose is slightly longer than the tail, and the stance and flex are set slightly back. This makes the board feel balanced for switch riding while offering more stability when riding forward. Directional twins are the most versatile shapes for all-mountain riders. CamRock A unique all-terrain rocker/camber profile defined by evenly balanced tip and tail rocker with camber between the bindings. This blend delivers confident edge hold and responsive turns while keeping the tips loose enough for effortless float in powder. CamRock is our most versatile all mountain profile, engineered to excel everywhere from piste to park to pow. Durabond Bio-Epoxy [27] A bio-based epoxy made with 27% plant-based carbon that reduces CO2 emissions by 33% compared to conventional petroleum-based epoxy. Sourced from plant-based industrial by-products, its unmatched bonding properties deliver industry leading durability and performance. Premium Topsheet Durable and scratch resistant premium topsheet engineered to endure rigorous daily use in extreme conditions. Master Core Dual density wood core made out of responsibly harvested Paulownia and Poplar. 1:1 Paulownia to Poplar stringer ratio creates a lightweight core that's poppy and durable. | Kid's Jones Mountain Twin SnowboardKids' 2027 - 145