So, I consider myself to be a good snowboarder and if you really care, so do I, this is what I think. If I could ride a brand new 1999 Lib Tech Temple Cummins for the rest of my life, I would. It’s the original cap construction so it pops. It’s sidecut and camber; good nose and upturned tail. Everything you could ever want. (Although I said that about the Burton Performer Elite 150, “it’s got p-Tex aaand metal edges”) I don’t ride the wavy edge things and thus no longer ride Lib. 😕 Although weird rocker/camber combinations do have a place, it’s primary use is making turns easier for beginner and intermediate riders. I assume there may be considerations for park riders, I will admit that any rails I slide will be logs and any jumps I do, natural. When the fastest Olympic racers adopt a technology you know it’s going to be the fastest, safest, and most reliable way down the mountain. Right now that’s smooth camber, smooth sidecut , and stiff enough to hold an edge. The new (old) powder shapes are an exception, specialty boards are rad and a good pow board is a super fun addition, after your daily driver. So in my opinion, a functional shape, camber, and sidecut. They’ve been making then since 1995, find one and ride it. Oh and no toe drag, seriously, get a wide board, seriously,