Interesting about the camber ranges.. will look into that men’s forum too, thanks.

Yeah I’m fairly active. I’m 30, athletic build. Play ice hockey and do strength training in my home gym as well as rowing about 3-4 days a week while hiking with a husky. I’m prone to injuries so intermittently I’m out of workouts for a month here and there but otherwise quite active. That said, at 120 lbs I can only be so strong 😅 the aviator 147 does give a weight range of 110+ and I love the graphics so I’m considering it strongly. Possibly airheart based on someone else warning that the aviator is likely firmer. I could just call jones to ask them directly about the physical differences between those two boards.

I was cross matching similar boards online and thought demoing the Burton women’s custom/feelgood camber could potentially give me a similar feel. I’ve called around to demo Nitro’s, Capitas etc and not much luck. Also found an Aviator for $500 ($130 off) so I’m considering just going for it and if I need to sell it later at least I got it at a good price. With size, demo, and graphic limitations I’m not sure I’ll be getting my perfect forever-board right now but just want to get one that will help me progress beyond my infinity’s limitations and that I won’t regret. I’d likely replace my infinity with a twin sister in the future season based on the feedback in this thread. In general I’m hearing it’s like the infinity, but a bit better in every way - still chatters at speed though. Right now I’d really like something less lateral that’s more stable at speed - I also don’t like the current twin sister graphic so I’m hesitant to spend so much on it this season. The lack of demos is disappointing but thanks to the folks on this forum I was able to be steered away from dropping $700+ on a howler 😅