Men's Burton Process Flying V Snowboard

I rented before buying, very nice for a middle of the road snowboarder would highly recommend. About average for the cost of a good board.

The board turns very easily, making it great for learning switch or riding all mountain. Its so easy that I feel like i could use it helicopter snowboarding. I thought the board was designed for terrain park but I misread those stats as all terrain. The board is extremely light and fairly flexible so it is very good for jibbing. However the trade off is that it scratches and gets gashes very easily. That was a bit of a shock because my last board i had for 8 years never got a gash and this board got a gash on my 2nd run. Burton said the warranty doesn't cover that. The warranty is practically useless. Even if the board completely breaks it is not covered under warranty unless it was from a manufacturer issue. Anyways, I am mostly dedicated to terrain park and this board is very good. I learned switch 50-50 on it. I think i could 540 on it because of how how light it is. I think i also could learn tamedog on it, and i think the flat end tips would help. I went with a smaller size so it kind of feels skateboardy. Its easy to maneuver doing small technical tricks. I would not feel comfortable taking this board on big jumps because of how easy it is to displace my weight on the rocker. Also having a black art top was important to me because I want to be able to see my board clearly when I go for grabs and other tricks. Overall I think i made the right choice with the flying v version because the camber style is supposedly heavier and less flexible.