Snowboard Jones Men's Tweaker Pro 2025 is finally available in our Men's Snowboard store. Discover a large selection of Jones brand.
Snowboard Jones Men's Tweaker Pro 2025 is finally available in our Men's Snowboard store. Discover a large selection of Jones brand.
Snowboard Jones Men's Tweaker Pro 2025 is finally available in our Men's Snowboard store. Discover a large selection of Jones brand.
Snowboard Jones Men's Tweaker Pro 2025 is finally available in our Men's Snowboard store. Discover a large selection of Jones brand.
Last updated at 04/23/2026 17:53:24
Jones Tweaker Pro 24/25 - Snowboard
Delivery $211.07
originally posted on jonessnowboards.com
Love it! So fun and playful. Best board I’ve road.
originally posted on Google
I got to ride the 2025 Jones Tweaker Pro for an in-depth review I wrote over on the Board of the World site. I rated the Tweaker Pro with a score of 4.46 out of a possible 5. The highlights of this board are its dampness, carving ability, and explosive pop. It's noticeably stiffer than the non-pro version, though, so if you jib and butter a lot, check out the non-pro standard version of the Tweaker. The Tweaker Pro is the more park-friendly version, whereas the Tweaker Pro is the more all-mountain version.
originally posted on evogear.com
Coming off the Jones Tweaker the Tweaker PRO is 100% the big brother to the normal Tweaker. While I would not take this board everywhere on the mountain due to its twin design and massive amount of camber (6mm) makes this board difficult to ride and will be a back leg burner in soft snow, but, is great everywhere else. I would grab this board on a nice blue bird day and hardback. I have never boosted off a side hit so far and effortlessly than I have on the Tweaker Pro. I admittedly rode this at the end of my day and my legs were very fatigued and I wasn't even trying to pop off stuff, but this board has a mind of its own and would throw me up in the air. With that being said, I would recommend this board to advance-expert as it is very aggressive. If you are not ... MoreComing off the Jones Tweaker the Tweaker PRO is 100% the big brother to the normal Tweaker. While I would not take this board everywhere on the mountain due to its twin design and massive amount of camber (6mm) makes this board difficult to ride and will be a back leg burner in soft snow, but, is great everywhere else. I would grab this board on a nice blue bird day and hardback. I have never boosted off a side hit so far and effortlessly than I have on the Tweaker Pro. I admittedly rode this at the end of my day and my legs were very fatigued and I wasn't even trying to pop off stuff, but this board has a mind of its own and would throw me up in the air. With that being said, I would recommend this board to advance-expert as it is very aggressive. If you are not riding it, it will ride you, so buckle up!
| Style | All-Mountain, Freestyle |
| Shape | Twin |
| Flex | Medium/Stiff |
| Snowboard Core Types | Poplar, Paulownia, Bamboo |
| Snowboard Additions Core | Carbon, Basalt |
Jones Tweaker Pro 24/25 - Snowboard
Delivery $211.07
Love it! So fun and playful. Best board I’ve road.
I got to ride the 2025 Jones Tweaker Pro for an in-depth review I wrote over on the Board of the World site. I rated the Tweaker Pro with a score of 4.46 out of a possible 5. The highlights of this board are its dampness, carving ability, and explosive pop. It's noticeably stiffer than the non-pro version, though, so if you jib and butter a lot, check out the non-pro standard version of the Tweaker. The Tweaker Pro is the more park-friendly version, whereas the Tweaker Pro is the more all-mountain version.
Coming off the Jones Tweaker the Tweaker PRO is 100% the big brother to the normal Tweaker. While I would not take this board everywhere on the mountain due to its twin design and massive amount of camber (6mm) makes this board difficult to ride and will be a back leg burner in soft snow, but, is great everywhere else. I would grab this board on a nice blue bird day and hardback. I have never boosted off a side hit so far and effortlessly than I have on the Tweaker Pro. I admittedly rode this at the end of my day and my legs were very fatigued and I wasn't even trying to pop off stuff, but this board has a mind of its own and would throw me up in the air. With that being said, I would recommend this board to advance-expert as it is very aggressive. If you are not ... MoreComing off the Jones Tweaker the Tweaker PRO is 100% the big brother to the normal Tweaker. While I would not take this board everywhere on the mountain due to its twin design and massive amount of camber (6mm) makes this board difficult to ride and will be a back leg burner in soft snow, but, is great everywhere else. I would grab this board on a nice blue bird day and hardback. I have never boosted off a side hit so far and effortlessly than I have on the Tweaker Pro. I admittedly rode this at the end of my day and my legs were very fatigued and I wasn't even trying to pop off stuff, but this board has a mind of its own and would throw me up in the air. With that being said, I would recommend this board to advance-expert as it is very aggressive. If you are not riding it, it will ride you, so buckle up!
An awesome adaptation on the original Tweaker from Jones! With a stiffer flex and more camber than the original, this board wants to be ridden hard. Adding Koroyd to the nose and tail makes for great dampening on landing and keeps the swing weight low for rotations. This park would be best at home hitting bigger jumps and owning the rails.
MANDO addition to the Jones quiver! Perfect for the speed freaks who want to break the sound barrier while hauling in to a side hit. The base is super quick, shape is nimble as heck, and the stringers create an "auto pop" feature. Put your mind at ease and jump over the crowds, the Tweaker Pro is a "must cop." 11/10!
I am around 5'9", 125 lbs, and I wear a women's 7.5 boot. I tried out the Jones Tweaker Pro in a 156 and I WISH it was a bit smaller (luckily for me they make a smaller size). The board is definitely a high preforming park/all mountain twin. I took it down some sweet groomers and it was a bit slow edge to edge but I believe that to be because of my boot size and not the boards fault. For it being a bigger setup than I am used to, it was super lightweight! Would recommend for those looking for a stiffer twin that likes to pop off everything or for those looking for a stiff all mountain twin.
I rode this board in a 155 and it was very small for me at 5'10, 230 pounds. It has a ton of camber which makes it have a lot of energy and pop, but the edges did feel a little catchy. Great board for a creative rider that likes some pop and life in their board.
Amazing for the terrain park. 11/10 must recommend.
| Style | All-Mountain, Freestyle |
| Shape | Twin |
| Flex | Medium/Stiff |
| Snowboard Core Types | Poplar, Paulownia, Bamboo |
| Snowboard Additions Core | Carbon, Basalt |
