Palmer Classic Snowboard

Pros: smooth easy turning, stable at high speeds, nice fast base, helps beginners learn.
Cons: edges a little soft, won't stop on a dime or make a sharp turn.

First of all, I'd like to say that I relied upon other reviews on here when shopping for another snowboard and I'm glad I trusted the reviews. They were right on the money. I purchased a 157cm model and took it up for the first time at Northstar at ...

Pros: Fast base. Stable at speed. Versatile. Rides like a more expensive board. Fun.
Cons: None so far

I will start of with a little bio, I have been snowboarding of and on since 1995 with about 20 times under my belt coming into this season. So by all means I am not an expert but I aspire to be. My first board was a 1996/1997 Division 23 with Morrow...

Pros: Feels small, carves well, lightweight, super fast base, stainless steel edges.
Cons: Nothing so far.

Until recently I had my heart set on an Arbor Woodie, Flow boots and Flow bindings. However, after an impulsive trip to the Princeton Ski/The Boarding House's blowout sale, I ended up with a Palmer Classic, Drake F60's and a pair of Northwaves. Ok, so...

Pros: -Good handling even at high speeds -Sharp edges bolster turning -Good board for beginers
Cons: -I say there are no cons for the board.

This is the first board i have bought, but i have ridden other ones. Compared to them the PC is the best. It is easy controlling the board even at high speeds. The turning is very nice. I really like this board and i do recommend it for any people buying their first board.