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Quick Specs
| Rider Type | All-Mountain Freerider |
| Ability Level | Intermediate to Advanced |
| Shape | Directional, Medium Tapered (10 mm) |
| Flex | 3 / 5 (Medium) |
| Inserts | Float Pack |
Product Description
The Stratos cuts through every condition the mountain throws at it with a tapered directional shape designed for float in powder and precision on hardpack. A Power Core laced with Bcomp Carbon Flax stringers keeps response snappy while absorbing the chatter, and a High 3D Contour Base smooths out the friction at the tips for an effortless glide. The board for intermediate to advanced riders who want one board for everything.
Product Details
| Rocker Type | Directional Camber/Rocker: camber underfoot for powerful edge grip and response; rocker at the nose for smooth turn entry, powder float, and nimble maneuverability |
| Flex | 3 / 5 (Medium) |
| Shape | Directional, Medium Tapered: 10 mm taper from nose to tail for nimble float and easy pivot in untracked snow |
| Traction | High Traction Tech: fine serrations along the running length add multiple edge-contact points for superior grip, especially important with a rocker nose profile |
| Core | Power Core: triple-density Bamboo, Paulownia and Poplar woodcore. Centered bamboo stringers provide durability, pop and torsional response; Paulownia keeps the board lightweight with natural dampening |
| Laminates | Biax Fiberglass: biaxial (dual-layer, bidirectional) fiberglass for a forgiving mid-soft torsional flex and quick energy transfer · Bcomp Carbon Flax Stringer: carbon and natural flax stringer developed with Swiss engineer Bcomp; carbon delivers pop and snap while flax absorbs vibrations and reduces CO2 vs an all-carbon stringer |
| Base | Sintered 8000: premium sintered base material, ultra-fast and highly wax-absorbent, easy to repair · Flip-Flop Base: manufactured in two base colors to minimize P-Tex waste; color does not vary by size · High 3D Contour Base: surfboard-inspired hull design with a 7 mm spoon bevel at the nose to reduce tip friction for improved float and speed |
| Sidewalls | Recycled ABS: 100% recycled ABS sidewalls with rounded finish to reduce chipping |
| Edges | Recycled Edges: recycled German steel edges for maximum robustness and durability |
| Topsheet | Premium Topsheet: durable, scratch-resistant construction for intensive use |
| Epoxy | Durabond Bio-Epoxy [27]: bio-sourced epoxy with 27% plant carbon, -33% CO2 vs petrochemical epoxy, with exceptional bonding properties |
| Inserts | Float Pack: extra insert set for a deeply set-back stance, optimized for deep powder riding |
| Additional Features | Fair Trade Certified: 100% of Jones adult snowboards and splitboards are Fair Trade Certified · Solar Built: 100% solar-powered production since May 2020 (89% CO2 reduction) · Forever Flex: factory break-in process simulating 20 days of riding, stabilizes flex and rocker profile for the board's lifetime · Factory Tuned: all boards detuned and waxed with WEND Natural Wax at the factory, ready to ride out of the shop |
Stratos Snowboard 2027 FAQ
Is the Stratos more of a freeride board or an all-mountain board?
The Stratos sits between the two: Jones describes it as a hybrid all-mountain freerider. The directional shape and 10 mm taper lean freeride, but the medium (3/5) flex and versatile profile keep it fun across the whole mountain. Riders who charge off-piste but still want to carve groomers and slash side hits on the same day are the sweet spot.
How well will the Stratos float in powder?
Very well for a medium-flex board. The High 3D Contour Base has a 7 mm spoon bevel on the nose, reducing drag and promoting early lift. The 10 mm taper lets the tail sink naturally while the nose stays high. Float Pack inserts let you push your stance even further back on heavy powder days. The Dir. Camber / Rocker profile adds rocker at both tips for extra nose clearance in deep snow.
What is the Float Pack and when would I actually use it?
Float Pack is a set of additional inserts on the Stratos that let you position your stance much further back than the reference position. On deep powder days, moving to the Float Pack inserts shifts weight off the nose for better float without changing the board's flex or profile. On regular resort days you stay at the standard inserts. Just remount your bindings between sessions.
Will the Stratos hold an edge on hard groomed snow?
Camber underfoot gives the Stratos real edge contact and grip on firm snow. The High Traction Tech serrations along the running length compensate for reduced contact in the rockered nose and tail. The Bcomp Carbon Flax Stringer adds snap and edge response. It will not grip like a dedicated carving board, but it holds a confident edge for dynamic all-mountain turns without washing out.
Are there Wide sizes for riders with US boot 11+?
Yes. The Stratos offers 154W (waist 26.1 cm), 158W (26.3 cm), 161W (26.4 cm), and 164W (26.5 cm), all part of the Big Horn series for US boot 11 and up. Standard sizes run from 149 to 162 cm with waists from 24.2 to 25.8 cm for US boot 7 to 11. The size table specifies recommended boot range per length.
Can I ride the Stratos switch?
The Stratos is a directional board with 10 mm of taper, so the nose is wider than the tail and the geometry is built for forward-dominant riding. You can ride switch in casual resort situations, but it will not feel balanced the way a directional twin does. This board is designed to charge one direction with confidence, not to balance switch and regular performance equally.