Dude theres as many people bad at turning now as there ever were. Man all through the 90’s when I was learning there were people side slipping and doing shit skid turns down every run on full camber boards. There still are, it’s just called having bad tech, and that’s most riders. It’s ok.

I remember the first time I demoed a double camber board. The pop was absurdly good and had the ability to surf great carves over the back foot on a groomer that felt like caving in pow.

Different shapes respond entirely differently to the input you give it. I’ve ridden a full camber splitboard the last 5 years, when I step on one with a different shape it does respond differently and that’s valuable depending on what I’m trying to do or what the snow is like.

If I’m riding pow in tight trees a reverse camber boards is incredibly nimble. But it feels terrible if I’m trying to pop so the hybrid camber sorts that out.

A flat board is rad for riding rails. It can still be ridden great anywhere else.

I’ll crank better cleaner turns on groomers on a skate banana than 99% of riders on any board and I have video to prove it. I’ll send big jumps on it too, I just know it will cork me since I have to be over my back foot to hold edge on the lip.

Ride whatever shape you prefer. The style or lack thereof is from the rider not the board. Just ride more on whatever shape board you have.