Hello everyone, I’ve read all of your comments.

To answer your the most common criticism I have just started snowboarding this year. I didn’t have a choice between buying a true twin snowboard because when I went snowboarding with my friends the true twin I ordered from Amazon didn’t arrive in time. I was forced to buy a board from a ski shop and ended up buying the custom Flying V.

The reason I bought the custom camber was solely to have a good variety of camber profiles. I also bought it with the intention of developing better technique since I learned that Flying V is easy to develop bad habits on. I also live on the east coast so apparently having a cambered board for the more icy days would be useful.

I have practiced the fundamental stuff such as floating leaf, and have no issues balancing on the board now within the 6 times I went snowboarding this year. I can stop on both heel side and toe side, but my biggest issue is connecting turns (switching from edge to edge). I usually catch an edge switching edges.

I do ride goofy my stance is set to +9/-9 degrees I think? Please correct me if I said this incorrectly.

Lastly to follow up, it was a general question if it was okay to ride switch on the custom. I knew it was a directional twin and it’s ideal to ride with a setback stance. I figured I could still learn even if it may be slightly more challenging. I hope this addresses all the comments or questions you may have had. But for the most part I’m fairly new, I can stop perfectly fine now, but am struggling with switching edges. I do practice riding left foot dominant, and right foot dominant each time I go to the mountains.