JONES RALLY CAT

Tech Specs

Price: $499.95

Size Options: 151, 154, 155W, 156, 158, 159W, 161, 162W, 166W, 170W

Flex: Medium

Profile: Camber

Shape: Directional Twin

Base: 3D Contour Base

Performance Review

First Impression. The Rally Cat is immediately impressive as a playful, soft-to-medium flex all-mountain board. It feels like an old friend from the very first lap, encouraging you to play and explore the mountain without hesitation.

Edge Hold. Despite its playful nature, the Rally Cat holds its own across the mountain with remarkable consistency. It provides reliable edge hold for smooth, confident carving on everything from hard-packed groomers to late-season slush.

Edge Transition. The combination of the 3D Contour Base and the board’s balanced width makes moving from edge to edge feel effortless. It has a floaty transition style that enhances its overall versatility, especially when the snow gets a little deeper.

Drive // Pop. This board offers a lively pop that doesn’t require a ton of muscle to unlock. It snaps out of turns with a happy energy that makes jumping or just messing around on the slopes super enjoyable. Nimbleness & Predictability. It’s highly maneuverable so whether you are navigating tight trees or technical park lines, the board remains nimble and easy to control.

Stability at Speed. For a board with a softer flex, it feels remarkably stable underfoot and doesn’t get chattery at higher speeds.

Fun Factor. The fun factor is a perfect 10. Its friendly vibe and energetic pop turns the entire mountain into a low-stress, fun environment.

The Deep Dive

Overall Impression A perfect 10/10. It’s a true quiver-killer that strikes a rare balance by being forgiving and progressive at the same time. If you want a board that makes snowboarding feel easy and exciting at the same time, this is the one to get. 

Who is this board for? Riders of all levels who want a versatile and fun board but don’t want to overthink their equipment and just want a deck that performs in all conditions.

Who is it NOT for? Ultra-aggressive riders who prefer a very stiff, directional plank for maximum speed on massive XL jumps.