Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard Splitboard - Splitboards Mens Jones 156 cm
Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard Splitboard - Splitboards Mens Jones
Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard Splitboard - Splitboards Mens Jones
Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard Splitboard - Splitboards Mens Jones 156 cm
Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard Splitboard - Splitboards Mens Jones
Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard Splitboard - Splitboards Mens Jones
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Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard

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Features

  • Carbon and Koroyd build to cut weight
  • 305-256-295 mm at 159 cm with 10 mm of taper
  • Directional rocker with camber between the bindings
  • 7.5 m sidecut at 159 cm
  • Inner and outer Traction Tech 3.0 edges
  • Karakoram 3C clips with Tip-Lock
Description

The Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard is a light all-mountain split with a carbon and Koroyd build, 10 mm of taper and a 7.5 m sidecut at 159 cm, in 156 to 161W.
Tech Specs
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Ultralight All-Mountain Splitboard

Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard

The Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard is a lightweight all-mountain split for riders who want a playful, freestyle-minded board for long tours. A 305-256-295 mm outline at 159 cm carries 10 mm of taper and a 20 mm setback, and a tight 7.5 m sidecut makes it quick in gullies, trees and side hits. A carbon and Koroyd build trims weight for big days, in three sizes from 156 to 161W.

Specs Verified Ratings and sizing guidance verified against manufacturer specifications.

Is This the Right Splitboard for You?

Best For
Riders who want one light, lively split for long all-mountain tours, gullies and side hits, in 156, 159 and 161W.
Consider Another Splitboard If
You want a stiffer board for high-speed lines on firm snow. The Jones Solution Splitboard has an 8/10 flex and a longer sidecut.

CCBB Splitboard Ratings

Uphill Efficiency
5/5
Carbon and Koroyd build, Ultra base
Downhill Performance
4/5
Medium-stiff flex, camber underfoot
Soft Snow Float
4/5
10 mm taper, 20 mm setback, 3D Contour Base
Firm Snow Grip
4/5
Camber underfoot, Traction Tech 3.0 edges

Rating scale: 5 = top of its class, 4 = excellent, 3 = good, 2 = specialized or below average, and 1 = limited.

CCBB Splitboard Profile

Dimensions305-256-295 mm (159 cm)
Turn Radius7.5 m (159 cm)
Rocker ProfileDirectional rocker, camber between the feet
Flex PatternMedium-stiff
Core and LaminatePaulownia and poplar core with Koroyd, carbon and triax glass
Mount Point20 mm setback (159 cm)
Width OptionsRegular 156 and 159, wide 161W
Recommended UseAll-mountain freeride and freestyle touring

Why We Like It

  • A carbon and Koroyd build cuts weight against a standard wood-core split, which adds up over a long day of climbing.
  • A 7.5 m sidecut on the 159 turns quickly for gullies, trees and side hits, and a medium-stiff flex keeps it stable when the line opens up.
  • 10 mm of taper, a 20 mm setback and a 3D Contour Base keep the nose up in powder and make the board easy to pivot.
  • Inner and outer Traction Tech 3.0 edges grip on icy skin tracks and firm descents.

Best Uses

  • Long all-mountain tours
  • Gullies, trees and side hits
  • Powder days with mixed conditions
  • Spring touring
  • Riders who want a light quiver-of-one split

Splitboard Selection Advice

The waist runs 25.4 cm on the 156, 25.6 cm on the 159 and 26.4 cm on the 161W, so riders in large boots should start with the 161W rather than sizing up in length. The tight sidecut makes the Ultralight Stratos feel shorter than it is, so most riders choose their usual length.

The carbon and Koroyd build is stiffer torsionally than a wood-only split. Skins are sold separately and attach through the tip clips and the tail notches.

Size and setup guidance reviewed by CCBB splitboard staff. Confirm size against your weight, boot size and terrain.

Technical Specifications Full spec table · Click to expand

Shape and Sizing

Sizes: 156, 159, 161W cm
Dimensions: 305-256-295 mm (159 cm)
Waist Width: 25.4 cm (156), 25.6 cm (159), 26.4 cm (161W)
Effective Edge: 118.6 cm (159 cm)
Sidecut Radius: 7.5 m (159 cm)
Taper: 10 mm
Setback: 20 mm (159 cm)
Flex: Medium-stiff

Construction and Use

Shape: Tapered directional
Profile: Directional rocker, camber between the bindings
Core: Fusion Core, paulownia and poplar with two Koroyd sections
Laminate: Fusion Carbon, carbon fiber and triax fiberglass
Base: Ultra sintered with 3D Contour Base 3.0
Edges: Inner and outer Traction Tech 3.0
Split Hardware: Karakoram 3C clips with Tip-Lock tip clips, Boltless Bridge
Skin Attachment: Tip clips and tail notches
Binding Interface: Standard splitboard insert pattern
Recommended Use: All-mountain freeride and freestyle touring

Compare the Jones Ultralight Stratos

Ultralight Stratos vs. Jones Stratos Splitboard

The Jones Stratos Splitboard shares the outline, taper and setback with a wood core. Choose the Ultralight Stratos when weight on long tours matters most and the Stratos for a wood-core feel.

Shop the Jones Stratos Splitboard

Ultralight Stratos vs. Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard

The Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard uses the same carbon and Koroyd build in a full-camber, compact shape for steep, firm alpine lines. The Ultralight Stratos floats more and plays more.

Shop the Jones Ultralight Butterfly Splitboard

Ultralight Stratos vs. Jones Solution Splitboard

The Jones Solution Splitboard is stiffer at 8/10 with a longer 8.5 to 9.3 m sidecut for big, fast lines. The Ultralight Stratos is lighter and quicker in tight terrain.

Shop the Jones Solution Splitboard

Common Questions

Who should buy the Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard?
The Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard suits riders who want a light, playful all-mountain split. A 7.5 m sidecut on the 159 is quick in trees and gullies, and the carbon and Koroyd build saves effort on long climbs.
What bindings and skins work with the Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard?
The Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard uses the standard splitboard insert pattern, so it takes splitboard-specific bindings that switch between tour and ride mode on puck or interface hardware. Standard solid-board snowboard bindings are not compatible. Skins are sold separately and attach at the tip clips and the tail notches.
What is the difference between the Ultralight Stratos and the Stratos?
Both share the tapered directional outline, 10 mm of taper and 20 mm setback. The Ultralight Stratos swaps in a carbon and Koroyd build and an Ultra base to cut weight; the Stratos uses a wood core.
Which Ultralight Stratos size should I ride?
Most riders choose their usual length. The 161W runs a 26.4 cm waist for large boots; the 156 and 159 run 25.4 cm and 25.6 cm.
How does the Ultralight Stratos ride in powder?
10 mm of taper, a 20 mm setback and a 3D Contour Base keep the nose up and let the board pivot easily. It floats well for an all-mountain shape, though a dedicated powder board floats more on the deepest days.
What clips come on the Ultralight Stratos?
Karakoram 3C split clips with Karakoram Tip-Lock tip clips and the Boltless Bridge, which keeps clip hardware out of the base.

Our Verdict

The Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard is the light, lively all-mountain board in the Jones line. A 7.5 m sidecut on the 159 turns quickly, 10 mm of taper and a 20 mm setback keep it afloat, and a carbon and Koroyd build saves energy on long climbs. In 156, 159 and 161W, the Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard is a strong choice for riders who want one playful split for big touring days.

The Jones Ultralight Stratos Splitboard is a light all-mountain split with a carbon and Koroyd build, 10 mm of taper and a 7.5 m sidecut at 159 cm, in 156 to 161W.