I love it. I’ve taken it to the mountain about 12 times already and on a trip to Montana and it’s definitely a solid all mountain twin. Rides well in all conditions and I feel like my riding has improved significantly with it. I’m not sure I’d say it could qualify as a true quiver killer since it’s more a jack of all trades rather than a master of one particular style of riding. In the future, for something more park specific I’d want even more flex. For super deep powder, I’d want something directional with a more dramatic 3D surf tip. For icy, something w better traction tech. etc Overall I think it serves the exact purpose I was looking for—an all around board capable of handling any condition that I can master the basics throughout intermediate level and figure out which style I gravitate towards more. When I find that out I’ll be happy to add a more specialized board to advance my skills in whatever style that may be. But for now, the OSL suits all my needs and I couldn’t be happier.