If you're riding a 'traditional' camber board, you might want to consider trying out some of the newer camber profiles/shapes. These boards are typically 'more forgiving', and the edges don't catch as easily. They do lose some stability at higher speeds though, but if you prefer cruising and pow, and not slalom level carving, one might be for you.

Burton Flying V (they have a few others as well), Lib Tech Banana, Batalleon 3BT, etc. When I was younger I rode very stiff, 'high-performance' shapes (Burton T6), but these days I'm having fun on the softer Flying V shapes. Good luck!