RE: Can you freestyle with a Carve?
Thanks again for all the answers!
I already thought about the S-type, also because it is used in the Super-X discipline. In my eyes super-x is a perfect combination where I'm looking for. But I've heard some people saying that "the s-type is to fast to use for freestyle". Afterall it could be seen as a sort of slalom board. Would the S-type be too technical and too advanced for a advanced beginner like me? Could it be that I get the topspeed of the Carve easier and quicker then the S-type because I'm not that experienced? Is it possible to learn freestyle on the S-type, or is it the same story like the Carve?