Jones Youth Solution + Grizzly Splitboardpaket
The Youth Solution is built for smaller riders and young adults who want to explore varied mountain terrain with a splitboard that performs well. The shape is directional with a tapered tail for better float in deep snow and a Rocker/Camber/Rocker profile that provides both easy turning and secure edge grip in harder sections.
The Karakoram Grizzly is a lightweight and reliable splitboard binding for those who want a smooth solution without unnecessary hassle. It is built for simplicity on both uphill and downhill, with a focus on a stable feel and good power transfer when shredding downhill.
The Grizzly uses Karakoram's proven system, and everything is included in the package to use it as a splitboard binding, so you have all the parts to get up and down.
The binding is suitable for all-mountain and freeskiing, while the construction keeps the weight down for long days in the mountains.
The binding is designed to be easy to handle, both when transitioning from hike to ride and when you need to adjust something during the ride. The Karakoram's "Air" baseplate and smart material selection provide a balanced mix of comfort, durability and direct feel to the board.
In this package:
Jones Youth Solution • 6799 sec
Jones Nomad Skins • 2699 sec
Karakoram Grizzly • 5999 sec
Total loose parts: 15,497 sek / Now: 12,999 sek
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Jeremy started Jones Snowboards in 2009 with the goal of creating innovative backcountry snowboard equipment that met his extreme demands for both boards and backpacks.
Now, a few years later, he has made significant progress, and Jones is one of our leading brands for snowboard products. Their lineup is thoroughly developed, with a clear focus on being the best in each category they enter.
Jones partners with 1% For The Planet, Protect Our Winters, and Community Carbon Trees, aiming to take a leading role in the fight against climate change and minimize the environmental impact of his company as much as possible.
