Construction and Materials

You won’t find any of Jones’ space-age tech in the Dream Catcher; as builds go, file this one under simple-but-effective. It’s got a 100% poplar core, sandwiched between layers of biax fibreglass that make it easy to manipulate through the waist.

Even on the lower end of the tech tiers, you’ll still find Jones applying sintered bases. The one here is more than fast enough, and easier to maintain than the more premium options. By the time you factor in the eco-cred (recycled sidewalls, bio resin, topsheet made from beans) then there’s not much to fault here.

“By the time you factor in the eco-cred (recycled sidewalls, bio resin, topsheet made from beans) then there’s not much to fault here”

Roundup

We’ve got tons of respect for Jones due to how much care and attention goes into its female-specific range, with shapes like the Mind Expander and Stratos among those turning heads. However, the Jones Dream Catcher is here to prove that the crew hasn’t neglected more conventional models in the process.

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