Jones Twin Sister

“I wouldn't spend that much unless she's in freaking love with snowboarding, and is dead set on getting better. If she's super into it and showing vast improvements, get her a Jones Twin Sister in a 140. The spoon nose/base shape is very forgiving to learn on, good ice hold, good carver, can hit side hits, stiff enough to conquer the whole mountain and grow on (you don't want a clapped out 10 year old used noodle board, it will hold her back), even good float in powder. My wife [rides the Twin Sister](https://youtu.be/JqjVDm5O2eI?si=tvB5l7y937lTgqKe&t=131) and the Forte's. It's a good combo. But like /u/noob_tube03 said, most women boards are beginner boards. The problem is that most people progress past a beginner board very quickly, so if you're gonna buy one...buy something that she can learn on, progress on, and grow into that's forgiving and encourages proper board technique. Learning on a full rocker board and trying camber out for the first time can be a painful transition.”