The K2 Luna was the first board I ever used and now, as a snow sports professional, I have no problem recommending the k2 luna to students. I feel it is most suited to anyone starting off or progressing. The K2 is not too expensive, of a good quality with no unusual cambers or new fangled base tech. The bindings have a slight setback, which means they are more orientated towards the tail than the nose, which allows for turns to be more easily initiated and executed by shifting weight slightly backwards without encouraging the rider to lean back. The flat base means they can be serviced using grinding and waxing machines, which is cheaper than hand-grinding and ...  Read the complete review