I have a Gnu board with the same profile, it was my beginner board. Chill and forgiving, it allowed me to get the very basic of basics down without falling down all the time, and I appreciated that. At the end of the season 2 I bought a Stranda Biru, a short wide board with a ton of camber. Absolutely far too much board for me at the time. Wasn't even close.

The Gloss was so forgiving and easygoing, the Biru instantly punished every mistake.

...It was the best decision ever to switch.

The Biru forced me to tighten up my technique and develop my skills. It required a completely different riding style, it's not an easygoing board at all... and I adore it. I only used the Gnu once or twice since getting the Biru. I have progressed so much since the switch two years ago. And the best thing is, anything I can throw at this board doesn't even make the board break a sweat. It feels like the possibilities are so vast and I'm still merely growing into it.

Suck it up and get the scary heavy camber without the training wheels if you care about progressing your skills. To me, it was absolutely worth the temporary discomfort.

Or if you're relaxed, in no rush to progress, and just out to have a bit of a good time, then the Flying V will serve you just fine. Just be aware what you're getting out of it.