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So my daughter has outgrown her after school special and I'm looking at getting her a new board. She really loves the new Jess Kimura (affectionately called Lazer Kitty by my daughter). The question is at this age/progression (this will be her second season), how important is a camber board vs just getting something she is stoked on? My wife and I were also looking at the Jones board in her range as well which does have a bit of camber.

My daughter right now is just progressing; linking turns, likes to follow us around, will go over jumps (little side hits), drops (not so little for her lol) and ride on boxes. We also ride a lot in the Banff, Fernie, Silver Star areas if that helps.

I'm looking for a board that can carve pretty hard and do some ground tricks/butters (like Kkkkkento, but I'm bad), but also be able to take it off piste into the deeper stuff and through trees. I've looked at some Korua boards, really like the pencil and dart, but demo days don't happen here very often, so riding those prior to buying wouldn't happen.

I also tried a friends Warpig and that was a lot of fun. I do like the idea of volume shifted boards a lot, especially for striking a balance between float/agility.

I mainly ride at Sunshine in AB, CAN, although we do the odd trip out to Fernie/Revelstoke during the season. I'd say I am a firm intermediate rider.

Currently riding a

Hello fellow Sons of Russ. I just started collecting for my Space Wolves army and so far have the SM portion of the Indomitus box as well as Ragnar, and WG Terminators.

My question is, if I run blade guard and terminators in the same list, what should I do as far as loadouts go for the terminators? I'm hoping to kit bash their shields onto my blade guard but don't want to hamstring my terminators over a kit bash.