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Jones W Dream Weaver 2.0 Splitboard
Jones W Dream Weaver 2.0 Splitboard
The Jones W Dream Weaver 2.0 Splitboard is a forgiving women's splitboard for riders taking a resort freeride background into the backcountry. A 282-239-277 mm shape at 145 cm turns on a 6.9 m sidecut, the shortest radius of any board in this batch, which is what makes it quick in trees and easy to steer on a traversing skin track. At 2,700 g per board in a 145, with camber underfoot under an extended nose rocker and a mid-soft flex on a paulownia and poplar core, the W Dream Weaver 2.0 floats deep snow without demanding an aggressive stance to work.
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Why We Like It
- A 6.9 m sidecut at 145 cm is short even for a board this length, so the W Dream Weaver 2.0 initiates a turn with very little input, which matters most on the days a rider is managing a heavy pack and unfamiliar snow.
- Freeride CamRock keeps camber underfoot for edge grip while extending the nose rocker, so the nose lifts in soft snow without giving up the purchase a firm skin track needs.
- At 2,700 g per board in a 145 this is one of the lighter boards in the range, and on a board aimed at first seasons that weight saving shows up on every transition and kick turn.
- Every size takes the same group A skin, so a rider who changes length later keeps the skins, which is not true of most of the size runs we stock.
Best Uses
- First seasons of splitboarding
- Powder days and tree riding
- Lower-angle terrain and exploratory tours
- Lighter riders from 90 lbs upward
- Riders who want a forgiving board to progress on
Splitboard Selection Advice
The W Dream Weaver 2.0 size run is a straight ladder, which makes it easier to size than most. Rider weight climbs in 10 lbs steps from 90 to 140 lbs on the 145 through to 120 to 170 lbs on the 154, and the waist widens gently from 23.9 to 24.5 cm. Boot size is the constraint worth watching: the 145 and 148 both cap at a US 8, the 151 takes a US 9 and only the 154 reaches a US 10. A rider with a US 9 or 10 foot has one or two sizes available rather than four.
Two things follow from the shape. The reference stance is 51.0 cm on the 145 and 148 and 53.0 cm on the 151 and 154, with 2 cm of setback throughout, so moving up a size gains stance width rather than setback. And unlike most size runs, skins do not need rethinking: all four sizes take group A pre-cut skins, sold separately.
Technical Specifications Full spec table · Click to expand
Shape and Sizing
- Sizes
- 145, 148, 151, 154 cm
- Dimensions
- 282-239-277 mm (145 cm), 285-241-280 mm (148 cm), 287-243-282 mm (151 cm), 290-245-285 mm (154 cm)
- Waist Width
- 23.9 cm (145 cm), 24.1 cm (148 cm), 24.3 cm (151 cm), 24.5 cm (154 cm)
- Sidecut Radius
- 6.9 m (145 cm), 7.1 m (148 cm), 7.3 m (151 cm), 7.5 m (154 cm)
- Effective Edge
- 110 cm (145 cm), 112 cm (148 cm), 115 cm (151 cm), 118 cm (154 cm)
- Taper
- 5.0 mm on all sizes
- Weight
- 2,700 g per board (145 cm and 148 cm), 2,800 g per board (151 cm), 2,900 g per board (154 cm)
- Reference Stance
- 51.0 cm (145 cm and 148 cm), 53.0 cm (151 cm and 154 cm), 2 cm setback
- Rider Weight Range
- 90 to 140 lbs (145 cm), 100 to 150 lbs (148 cm), 110 to 160 lbs (151 cm), 120 to 170 lbs (154 cm)
- Boot Size Range
- US 6 to 8 (145 cm and 148 cm), US 7 to 9 (151 cm), US 8 to 10 (154 cm)
Construction and Use
- Shape
- Directional, low taper under 10 mm
- Profile
- Freeride CamRock, camber underfoot with extended nose rocker and shorter tail rocker
- Core
- Control Split Core, dual-density paulownia and poplar at a 2:1 stringer ratio
- Laminate
- Biax fiberglass, dual-layer and dual-directional, for a mid-soft torsional flex
- Base
- Sintered 8000, factory waxed and de-tuned at tip and tail
- Base Contour
- Medium 3D Contour Base, 4 mm spoon bevel in the nose, 0 to 4 mm in the tail
- Edge Grip
- Low Traction Tech, three equal bumps per edge
- Topsheet
- Bio-plastic derived from castor beans
- Sidewall and Edges
- Recycled ABS sidewalls with recycled steel edges
- Split Hardware
- Karakoram Ultra Clips 1.0 with Karakoram Tip Clips, notched tail for tail-clip skins
- Skin Fit
- Pre-cut, group A on all four sizes
- Recommended Use
- Backcountry exploration and powder touring
Compare the Jones W Dream Weaver 2.0
W Dream Weaver 2.0 vs. Jones Frontier 2.0 Splitboard
These are the same platform in two size runs. The Jones Frontier 2.0 Splitboard shares the Freeride CamRock profile, biax layup and 5 mm taper, and runs from 156 to 164W for heavier riders and larger boots. The W Dream Weaver 2.0 covers 145 to 154 with shorter sidecuts down to 6.9 m. Rider weight and boot size decide, not ride character.
Shop the Jones Frontier 2.0 SplitboardW Dream Weaver 2.0 vs. Jones W Howler Splitboard
The Jones W Howler Splitboard is the aggressive end of the women's line, running full tip-to-tail camber at a mid-stiff flex and 2,600 g per board in a 148. The W Dream Weaver 2.0 is the forgiving end, with nose rocker and a mid-soft flex at a lower price. A rider progressing into the backcountry wants the Dream Weaver; one already riding steep lines wants the Howler.
Shop the Jones W Howler SplitboardW Dream Weaver 2.0 vs. Jones Women's Solution Splitboard
The Jones Women's Solution Splitboard is the long-standing all-conditions board in the women's line, stiffer and more composed on firm snow and at speed. The W Dream Weaver 2.0 gives up that composure for a friendlier flex, a lighter board and a lower price. A rider who already knows she will ride hard and fast is better served spending up.
Shop the Jones Women's Solution Splitboard