Jones Women's Airheart 2.0 Snowboard 2026/2027
Pre-order · Ships September 2026
At a Glance
Terrain
Ability Level
Description
The Women's Airheart 2.0 is Jones's directional twin on full camber, mid-stiff at 4/5, scoring 10 for all-mountain, 9 for freestyle and 7 for powder. A 10 is the top mark on that scale, and other boards in the line take it too.
Directional Twin is Jones's own term: near-symmetric, not symmetric. Airs and switch landings are inside the brief; identical fakie is not. True Camber runs the whole length at Jones's High camber height, with nothing rockered. Medium Traction Tech puts a row of serrations along that edge, adding grip once the groomer goes firm. The Medium 3D Contour Base takes the sharpness out of the tip and tail edges, which turns edge changes into a roll instead of a tip.
The build list: Boost Core, triax fiberglass, a Bcomp Carbon Flax Stringer, Sintered 8000 base, Premium Eco Topsheet, Koroyd. That base is fast and hungry; let the wax run out and you will notice. For the stringer and for Koroyd, Jones prints names and no mechanism. Koroyd here is a build feature, not a safety rating.
Across the full run, 143 through 155, the waist spans 23.6–24.4cm and the sidecut 6.4–7.2m. PTO stocked four lengths in White: 143, 146, 149 and 152, where the waist goes 23.6cm to 24.2cm and the radius 6.4m to 7.0m. A 149 weighs 2.6kg. No wide is printed at any length, so check an oversized boot against that waist. The geometry is cut for a lighter rider; the flex rating is not.
The catalog's word for the rider is advanced. Full camber is unsympathetic below speed, and a mid-stiff board wants driving. It is the wrong board for a beginner, for a powder specialist, since neither the outline nor the profile lifts the nose for you — the Women's Howler and Women's Stratos are the boards that float — and for a park-first rider, who wants the softer true-twin Tweaker 2.0. Bindings are separate: Jones pairs it with the Mercury FASE and the Aurora, and Aurora is the one on our floor.
Specs
- Shape: Directional Twin (near-symmetric — not a true twin)
- Profile: True Camber — cambered nose to tail, no rocker section (High camber height)
- Flex: 4/5 (mid-stiff & lively)
- Waist: 23.6cm (143) · 23.8cm (146) · 24.0cm (149) · 24.2cm (152)
- Turn radius: 6.4m (143) → 6.8m (149) → 7.0m (152); 7.2m at the 155
- Core: Boost Core
- Laminate: Triax fiberglass + Bcomp Carbon Flax stringer
- Build: Koroyd® — named by Jones with no published mechanism
- Base: Sintered 8000
- Base contour: Medium 3D Contour Base + Medium Traction Tech
- Topsheet: Premium Eco Topsheet
- Terrain: All-Mountain 10 / Freestyle 9 / Powder 7 (Jones)
- Sizes: 143 · 146 · 149 · 152 (White) — no wide version made
- Weight: 2.6kg / 5.6 lbs per board (149, flat deck)
- Binding: Sold flat; catalog pairing Jones Aurora / Mercury FASE
- Rider weight (Jones): 143 · 146: 100-150 lbs / 45-68 kg | 149 · 152: 110-160 lbs / 49-73 kg
- Ideal boot size (Jones): 143: US 5-7 / EU 35,5-37,5 | 146: US 6-8 / EU 36,5-38,5 | 149: US 7-9 / EU 37,5-39,5 | 152: US 8-9,5 / EU 38,5-40,5
- Rider level (Jones): Intermediate → Expert
Details
- Type
- Snowboard
- Vendor
- Jones
- SKU
- J.26.SNW.AIR.000.143.1
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Jones Women's Airheart 2.0
By PTO Ski Team, Based on the official Jones 26/27 catalog specifications, read from the printed pages · Not ridden by us — this is a spec-and-catalog read, not a ride report on this board · Not applicable — desk review of the official catalog
The take
“A short-radius, full-camber all-terrain board: grip, rebound and switch across the resort, with deep-snow float booked as the cost.”
The Jones Women's Airheart 2.0 is a mid-stiff (4/5) directional twin built on True Camber, and Jones's terrain scoring reads All-Mountain 10 / Freestyle 9 / Powder 7. That 10 is the ceiling of the scale and several Jones boards reach it, so treat it as "no reservations across the resort" rather than a ranking — the useful signal is that freestyle sits two points clear of powder. The catalog's own word for the intended rider is advanced.
What sets the Airheart 2.0 apart from the men's Aviator 2.0 — which shares its Koroyd, Boost Core, Triax and Bcomp carbon-flax build, and its 4/5 flex — is geometry. Waists run 23.6cm to 24.4cm, and the sidecut is 6.4m at the 143 opening to 7.2m at the 155, against 7.1–8.4m on the men's board. That is a genuinely short radius for an all-mountain deck: tilt it and it begins arcing immediately, which favors quick, frequently-turned lines over long open trenches, and the narrow waist means very little leverage is needed to move it edge to edge. This is geometry scaled for a lighter rider, not a softened board — the flex number is untouched.
On firm snow the Airheart 2.0 does what unbroken camber does: edge contact from tip to tail, a line that holds under pressure, and a strong rebound out of the turn. Medium Traction Tech serrates the steel edge into extra contact points for bite when the groomer goes hard, and the Medium 3D Contour Base rounds the tips so the board rolls into a turn instead of hooking. Airs and switch landings follow from the near-symmetric outline and the camber underfoot — the Freestyle 9 is earned.
The honest limit of the Airheart 2.0 is deep snow. There is no rocker in the profile and no taper in the outline, so the nose has to be driven up rather than planing on its own; Powder 7 is a fair score, and a genuinely deep day belongs to the Women's Howler (Powder 9) or Women's Stratos (Powder 10). Full camber is also impatient at low speed. Within the line, the Women's Rally Cat posts identical terrain bars on the same shape idea at a 2/5 flex — the easier version of the same brief. The Airheart 2.0 ships as a flat deck; the Aurora is the catalog pairing we stock, and we mount it and set your stance in the shop.
Bindings we'd pair with it
Mount point: Flat deck — we mount the bindings and set your stance in the shop (Jones does not print an insert pattern for this model in the 26/27 catalog). Our pick: Jones Aurora.
- Jones AuroraThe catalog pairing PTO stocks — all-terrain response for the Airheart 2.0
Jones lists the Aurora as one of two factory matches for the Airheart 2.0, and it is the one we carry. Sold separately; we mount it and set your stance angles in the shop.
- Jones Mercury FASE®The other factory pairing named in the 26/27 catalog
The 26/27 catalog names the Mercury FASE alongside the Aurora as the Airheart 2.0's recommended binding. Listed here for completeness — bindings are sold separately from the deck.
Common Questions
- How is the Jones Women's Airheart 2.0 different from the men's Aviator 2.0?
- The build is shared: Koroyd, a Boost Core, triax glass, a Bcomp carbon-flax stringer and a Sintered 8000 base, at the same 4/5 flex, with the same terrain scoring. The difference is dimensional. This board runs 143 to 155, waists of 23.6–24.4cm, and a 6.4–7.2m sidecut; the men's board is longer and wider and carries a 7.1–8.4m radius. Tighter radius, narrower waist, less mass — geometry cut down for a lighter rider, with the flex left exactly where it was.
- Is the Airheart 2.0 any use in powder?
- Jones scores powder 7 out of 10, and that lands about right. Cambered end to end with no rocker anywhere and no taper in the outline, the tip has to be pushed up rather than floating up on its own, so deep snow becomes work. A soft resort day is fine. For genuinely deep days the Women's Howler (Powder 9) and Women's Stratos (Powder 10) are the boards built to do it.
- How do I pick a length, and does this model come in a wide?
- Jones does not build a wide version of it. The broadest waist published anywhere in the run is 24.4cm at the 155, and PTO carries 143 through 152. Length moves the turn radius here as well (6.4m at the 143, 7.0m at the 152), so the size you choose sets the shape of your turn, not only your footprint. Jones publishes a rider weight range and an ideal boot size for every length — both are in the spec table above. Send us your weight and boot size and we will confirm the call with you.
- Does the Airheart 2.0 come with bindings?
- No. Jones sells the Airheart 2.0 as a deck on its own. Two factory partners are named for it in the catalog — the Aurora, which we stock, and the Mercury FASE. Buy the pair together and we will fit them, set the angles, and check your boot against that narrow waist before the board leaves the shop.
