Hello, I’ve gone boarding for the last 2 years on the east coast (Snowshoe, WV & JFBB, PA) I’ve really enjoyed myself a lot and am looking to invest in my own board…I live in FL so I’ll only be getting out like twice a year if that but I would like a board that is all-mountain although I might hit a little jump someday when I get good…I don’t want to spend money on a bottom of the line board and I’m really hung up on Burton boards so…Would the process be to much of a board for me if I’m still having issues carving front side or would it be ok to learn on?

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Pretty green rider needs board advice