2027 Jones Mind Expander 2.0 Snowboard Review
Location: Brighton Resort, UT
Conditions: Groomers w/ Snow Flurries
Pros
Cons
Product Details
| Rocker Type: Rocker / Camber | Shape: Directional w/ 3D Contour Base |
| Construction: Master Core (Paulownia/Poplar Wood) w/ Biax Fiberglass + BComp Carbon Flax Stringers | Ability Level: Advanced-Expert |
| Terrain / Riding Style: Freeride / Powder | Flex Rating: Medium |
| Sidecut: Progressive Sidecut | Sizes: 142, 146, 150, 154, 158, 162, 166 cm |
Who Is It For?
The Mind Expander 2.0 is quick edge-to-edge, easy to slash, and confidence-inspiring on firm groomers, the kind of board that rewards playful, creative turns rather than locked-in carving. It's workable for a huge range of riders, from beginners chasing that surfy feel to seasoned freeriders who want a fun all-mountain deck. Bottom line: it's for anyone who wants quick turns, some switch-riding versatility, and a board that lights up once there's real snow underfoot.
Specs
| SIZE | EFFECTIVE EDGE | TIP WIDTH | WAIST WIDTH | TAIL WIDTH | SIDECUT RADIUS | STANCE SETBACK | STANCE RANGE | RIDER WEIGHT | WIDTH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 142 cm | 1030mm | 288mm | 248mm | 278mm | 6.6 / 6.0m | 2cm | — | 90-140 lbs | Regular |
| 146 cm | 1070mm | 293mm | 251mm | 283mm | 6.8 / 6.2m | 2cm | — | 110-160 lbs | Regular |
| 150 cm | 1100mm | 297mm | 254mm | 287mm | 7.0 / 6.4m | 2cm | — | 120-170 lbs | Regular |
| 154 cm | 1140mm | 302mm | 257mm | 292mm | 7.2 / 6.6m | 2cm | — | 130-180 lbs | Regular |
| 158 cm | 1170mm | 306mm | 260mm | 296mm | 7.4 / 6.8m | 2cm | — | 150-200 lbs | Regular |
| 162 cm | 1200mm | 311mm | 264mm | 301mm | 7.6 / 7.0m | 2cm | — | 170-220+ lbs | Regular |
| 166 cm | 1230mm | 317mm | 268mm | 307mm | 7.8 / 7.2m | 2cm | — | 170-220+ lbs | Regular |
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About the Reviewer
Name: Tony Aadland
Position: Snowboard Lead, Salt Lake City
Home Mountain: Snowbird, UT
I am a freeride focused snowboarder who seeks out the tightest trees and steepest runs. I spend most of my time searching for the best snow but pride myself in my ability to ride the worst snow with style.
I run the snowboard department at our SLC store and lead a team of rad snowboard bootfitters. I love spreading stoke and nerding out on gear.