Jones Snowboards Men's Clothing

Frequently Asked Questions

• What’s the difference between the MTN Surf and Shralpinist collections?

  MTN Surf uses a two-layer, body-mapped construction with up to 75D fabric in high-wear zones for a balance of durability and breathability ideal for all-day resort laps and mixed-terrain freeriding. Shralpinist is built as a three-layer system with durable 70D materials and more technical features for long backcountry tours and extended alpine days; both lines carry waterproof ratings starting around 20K with increased breathability on select pieces.
• When should I choose the Peak Bagger Jacket or the High Sierra Pants for backcountry objectives?

  Choose the Peak Bagger Jacket for uphill-focused days—the jacket’s proprietary four-way stretch fabric and 20K waterproof / 40K breathable performance favors mobility and high-output climbing. Pair it with the High Sierra Pants when you need abrasion-resistant stretch and recycled-face fabrics (around 52% recycled) for sustained touring or mixed approaches where durability and movement matter.
• How does Gore-Tex Pro compare to Jones’s Teijin-developed stretch fabrics in their outerwear?

  Gore-Tex Pro is a laminated membrane offering long-term waterproofing and robust durability commonly used in high-exposure alpine shells, while Jones’s Teijin-developed stretch fabrics prioritize four-way elasticity and next-level mobility without sacrificing strong waterproof/breathable performance. Many Jones pieces combine durable membranes or high-waterproof ratings (20K+) with body-mapped stretch panels to balance protection and unrestricted movement.
• What fit and sizing considerations should I follow for Jones men’s outerwear?

  Allow room for a performance base layer and mobility—Jones cuts vary by line, with MTN Surf generally offering a more relaxed, surf-inspired silhouette and Shralpinist leaning toward a more athletic, streamlined fit for technical climbs. Check the specific product size chart and consider sleeve length, hem drop, and whether you’ll wear thicker insulating layers when choosing between sizes.
• Which Jones jackets and pants are best for variable resort conditions versus long technical tours?

  For variable resort days and mixed-terrain riding, MTN Surf shells and the Uphill Peak Bagger pieces offer breathable, body-mapped fabrics and venting options that handle high-output activity and on/off snow conditions. For long technical tours, Shralpinist three-layer shells, bibs with suspenders, and garments with reinforced 70D panels, ankle gaiters, and higher abrasion resistance are better suited to sustained alpine use and extended exposure.