JONES TWEAKER 2.0

Tech Specs

Price: $549.95

Size Options: 149, 151, 154, 156, 157W, 159, 160W, 162

Flex: Medium

Profile: Camber

Shape: True Twin

Performance Review

First Impression. I always wondered what role the Tweaker played in the Jones lineup, especially with the Mountain Twin and Rally Cat already in the mix. I thought it might be obsolete—boy, was I wrong. From the first run, I realized this board absolutely rips. The true camber profile paired with a slightly softer flex makes for a solid, smooth, and incredibly intuitive ride.

Edge Hold. The Tweaker offers a dependable and consistent connection to the snow. Because it features true camber, you get that classic, locked-in feel when you’re on edge. It handled the varied terrain on the face of Chair 3 with total composure, proving it’s more than just a park pony.

Edge Transition. Transitions are fluid and predictable. The board feels nimble underfoot, allowing for quick adjustments when navigating through Forest Trail or lining up a feature in South Park.

Drive // Pop. While it is touted as a slightly softer model, the Tweaker still has a ton of snap. The board provides a solid “kick” out of every turn and carries energy beautifully from one transition to the next.

Nimbleness & Predictability. This board is exceptionally predictable. There was no “break-in“ period—I had no problem hitting features on the very first run.

Stability at Speed. The Tweaker is surprisingly damp for a freestyle-oriented board. It remains composed at higher speeds and does a great job of soaking up impact on landings. 

Fun Factor. It would be hard not to want to ride this board every day. It really comes to life in the park—Back 180s and 540s felt effortless.

The Deep Dive

Who is this board for? I’d feel confident recommending this to anyone with an eye on freestyle. It’s for the rider who wants a board that rips the entire hill but truly excels when they duck into the park.

Overall Impression The Jones Tweaker 2.0 is a standout freestyle sled that proves true camber still reigns supreme. It balances a softer, approachable flex with high-end snap and stability. It is a “one-board quiver” for the park-focused rider, offering an immediate comfort level that makes you want to push your progression from the first lap.