Snowflex?

I've never been on it but I know people who have and they say it takes a few runs to adjust but it's pretty easy to take what you learn on it to real snow. I say go to the camp.

https://www.newschoolers.com/ns/content/search/snowflex

It's really not that bad. Harder to make clean turns but nots really hard to ride. Sort of like riding on ice accept you can grip. You sort turn then turn the other vs. making smooth transitions.

It doesn't impact the park though. Hitting the features feels normal. Also it makes a cool sound when you turn on it.

usacehttps://www.newschoolers.com/ns/content/search/snowflex

YAS^
But go to camp. Its awesome and you learn alot and you get used to the surface and coaches are good and theyll have an airbag this year and yadda yadda yadda. I be at week 2.

can't say much on the camp but the place is soooo dope i prefer it over my home mtn everyday, it does take a run or two to learn how much you can carve before you slip out but trust me its not bad at all, super soft landings, and consistency is the golden thing there. also bring lots of long sleeve shirts id say 2 per day or 3 to stay be safe if you going to be riding for upwards of 8 hrs. shit gets wet over time.

snowballsdeepcan't say much on the camp but the place is soooo dope i prefer it over my home mtn everyday, it does take a run or two to learn how much you can carve before you slip out but trust me its not bad at all, super soft landings, and consistency is the golden thing there. also bring lots of long sleeve shirts id say 2 per day or 3 to stay be safe if you going to be riding for upwards of 8 hrs. shit gets wet over time.

if youre coming to camp, this year theyre staying in the dorms they had a couple years ago. they have a free washer/dryer.

last year it sucked, i had almost no cash to use for the dryer and skied in wet clothes for the majority of camp.