Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard
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Features
- Compact tips with 127 cm of effective edge at 154 cm
- Full camber profile
- Paulownia and poplar core with Koroyd
- Tip-to-tail carbon and triax fiberglass
- Inner and outer Traction Tech 3.0 edges
- Karakoram 3C clips with Tip-Lock
Description
The Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard is a full-camber alpine split with a carbon and Koroyd build and 127 cm of effective edge on a 154, in sizes 150 to 158.
Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard
The Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard is a compact, full-camber split for technical alpine objectives where weight and edge hold matter more than float. Shrunken tips with the contact points pushed out give a 154 cm board 127 cm of effective edge, and full camber with Traction Tech 3.0 edges grips on steep, firm snow. A carbon and Koroyd build keeps weight down for long approaches, couloirs and ski-mountaineering days in sizes 150, 154 and 158.
Is This the Right Splitboard for You?
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Why We Like It
- 127 cm of effective edge on a 154, the edge of a much longer board, puts more steel in the snow on steep, firm faces while keeping the board short to carry.
- Full camber and inner and outer Traction Tech 3.0 edges give the strongest grip in the Jones split line on ice and chalk.
- Two sections of Koroyd in a paulownia and poplar core, with tip-to-tail carbon, damp chatter at a fraction of the weight of wood.
- 8 mm of taper and a 3D Contour Base keep the board from feeling locked in when the snow softens.
Best Uses
- Couloirs and steep alpine faces
- Ski-mountaineering objectives
- Spring corn and firm snow
- Long approaches where weight matters
- Riders sizing down for a shorter carry
Splitboard Selection Advice
Size the Ultralight Butterfly 5 to 10 cm shorter than a usual board. Its effective edge runs 123.6 cm on the 150, 127 cm on the 154 and 130.4 cm on the 158, matching the edge of a conventional board 10 cm longer, so a shorter Butterfly still has the edge for steep snow.
Waists run 25.3 to 25.9 cm, so riders with large boots should check overhang before choosing. This is a firm-snow board; for powder-focused days, a second board with more float will ride better. Skins are sold separately and attach through the tip clips and the tail notches.
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Compare the Jones Ultralight Butterfly
Ultralight Butterfly vs. Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard
The Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard uses the same carbon and Koroyd build in a directional rocker shape with 10 mm of taper, for all-mountain touring with more float. The Butterfly is the firm-snow specialist.
Shop the Jones Ultralight Stratos SplitboardUltralight Butterfly vs. Jones Solution Splitboard
The Jones Solution Splitboard is a heavier, wood-core all-mountain split with 12.5 mm of taper. It floats better and covers more conditions; the Butterfly holds better on ice and is lighter to carry.
Shop the Jones Solution SplitboardUltralight Butterfly vs. Weston Gnarnia Splitboard
The Weston Gnarnia Splitboard is a stiff freeride split with camber underfoot and rockered tips. It floats more in storm snow; the Butterfly carries full camber and a longer edge for steep, firm lines.
Shop the Weston Gnarnia SplitboardCommon Questions
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Should I size down on the Ultralight Butterfly?
What is Koroyd?
How does the Butterfly ride in powder?
Why full camber on a splitboard?
Our Verdict
The Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard is a full-camber alpine split with a carbon and Koroyd build and 127 cm of effective edge on a 154, in sizes 150 to 158.





