Jones Snowboards Mind Expander Splitboard
Ideal for trees. powder and backcountry surf slashing
Mind Expander Split 150, 154, 158 compatible with Jones Pre-cut Nomad Group C Splitboard Skins
The Mind Expander Split was built for the creative rider who weaves nimble and playful lines as they slash through the backcountry. Designed by surf shaper Chris Christenson. it features a hybrid directional shape with a blunt nose for epic float in pow. a full size tail for legit freestyle performance. and a short sidecut for snappy turn potential. A Surf Camber profile offers solid edge hold in variable conditions and V-core profiling gives the board a softer flex between the feet for easy turn initiation and a stiffer flex in the tips so you won’t fold the nose. For enhanced grip on icy skintracks or firm descents the Mind Expander Split has Inner/Outer Traction Tech 1.0 edges. and for unmatched torsional board connection in ride mode. it features the Boltless Bridge plus Karakoram Ultra Clips 2.0 and Tip-Lock Tip Clips. New for 23/23. the Mind Expander Split is a unisex model with the addition of one new size - 150 cm.
Attributes
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The greatest float in powder -
Perfect for freeriding and carving
- Article number: 703176
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Riding Style:
- Touring
- Freeride
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Riding Level:
- Intermediate
- Advanced
- Stiffness: 6
- Flex: Medium
- Gender: Men
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Base: SinteredExtruded: low maintenance and extremely durable, ideal for jibbers and weekend shredders
Sintered: hard and fast, but a little higher maintenance, the best choice for powder
Premium: highest quality and speed with carbon/graphite additives - Features: Base rotation
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About Jones Snowboards
"Snowboarding is not my job, it’s my life". Jones Snowboard founder Jeremy Jones explains so much in so few words. He wanted to create the ultimate snowboarding gear that lived up to even the highest standards, and he has done exactly that. The company prides itself on giving back to the wild places they so dearly cherish through actions such as 1% For the Planet. There is nothing we don't love about Jeremy Jones and his vision.