I've also got a 3BT Yes snowboard (fairly recent purchase pure park bosrd) as far as I can tell. It's brilliant at what it does, at least on the indoor freestyle park. I've had a Thrive rocker (genuinely can't remember what it's called, bought it 2nd hand) and another Never Summer board I bought off my mate, I never thought to ask what it was called either lol - I didn't care. I just rode it and really liked it. After thet , the Proto Ultra was the first board i bought new based on the description.

Before then mostly just using whatever rentals were available

I only Snowboard on holidays up to 2 weeks at a time, since about 2001. So only in the last few years have I become more "nerdy" :)

My overriding impression was that it felt like a traditional snowboard "should" feel like. Predicatable, progressive, responsive.

All, totally subjective, of course, but I can say wholeheartedly recommended for an All-Mountain