2027 Jones Freecarver 9000S Snowboard

Built for locking into massive turns at speed, the Jones Freecarver 9000s is the hard-charging end of the carving lineup. Its full camber profile and long, drawn-out sidecut want to be put on edge and held there, arcing big, fast lines down the fall line. A mid-stiff flex delivers the stability to stay composed when you're really moving, so it never feels nervous underfoot. The long effective edge grips hard and trusts you to push it. It's a high-speed carver for riders who like to open it up.

Why we like it:

A long sidecut and mid-stiff flex give it the stability to hold huge, high-speed turns without a hint of chatter. Full camber and a long edge bite in and grip hard through every turn.

Who it's for:

It's for strong, experienced carvers who want to lay out big, fast turns and trust their edge at speed. Riders who charge open groomers and feel the board drive through a long arc will be right at home.

Highlights:

The story here is the long sidecut, which stretches turns into big, fast turns that reward speed and commitment. Full camber and a long effective edge grip hard the whole way through, while a mid-stiff flex keeps it stable and quiet when you're pushing. A Power Core stiffened by triaxial glass and carbon-flax stringers adds drive, and a Sintered 8000 base carries serious speed.

Things to consider:

This is a demanding, speed-focused carver, so it demands confident technique and isn't happy puttering at low speed. The long sidecut and stiffer flex make tight, slow turns more work than on a shorter-radius board.

Fit & sizing considerations:

Match your normal length for big, stable turns at speed. Bumping up a size stretches turns out even longer for high-speed charging, while staying true keeps it more manageable edge to edge.