Looking for a board

Hello everybody, My name is Stefan, I live in Romania and I am practicing snowboarding for 3 years.
The firs year I used renting places for aquiring a board, but the next two years, after realising that I spend so much money on renting boards in a year, I've decided to buy a secondhand board from a s-h store. So I spend 120$ for a pair of boots (old model Salmon), and Atomic Board and bindings (metalic usual bindings and a pink...ish board).
I have learned to wax and even to P-Tex the snowboard becouse unfortunately the slopes in my country are full of ice and rocks almost all the winter season.
I even learned how to do easy jumps and realize that it's time to change the board (maybe even the bindings and boots) and found myself more atracted by the extreme side of this sport (tricks and jumps, do not like to bullet down the slope in straight line).
I am asking for a decent board (good price/performance ratio) for tricks and jumps (when I am saying jumps I mean really small ones).
And by the way, I heard tha there are some type of bindings, flow i think, that are extremely fast to put on/off. Is this type of binding ok? Reliable? Durable?
Thank you! (Sorry for my english)

The Sierra reverse crew has good reviews, it is modeled after the burton custom v rocker and its $209.99 i think on sale, that might be worth taking a look at

Thank you all for the replies. The Sierra Reverse Crew Snowboard seem's a good choice (regarding the price too). Can someone point me to an European snowboard shop? If I am buying from outside Europe, I will pay an extra 25% plus some stupid internal taxes (total of ~ 35% extra).

If you are more interested in ground tricks and small jumps and not speed, then you can get away with a softer and a tad smaller board. New bindings will be nice too but don't go with flows. Try to buy used equipment. K2 WWW, Rome Artifact Rocker, Signal Park Rocker, Capita Horrorscope, etc. Think someone is selling a Sierrascope 156 here if it fits.
I've never heard of the boards you listed above.
What's your weight or sizes are you looking for?

I am 179 cm and 82 Kg.
I am thinking at a 155cm board. Correct me if I am wrong.

What about these boards:

Sims Quest
Sims Protocol
Westige Paint RC
BTM PRV TRC
Santa Cruz Frankenfont
Santa Cruz Scratch Knot Rocker
Santa Cruz Flaming Dot

For me the first 4 are more accesible (if they are any good). Santa Cruz boards are 40$ over the first 4 mentioned above.

There are few boards in the classified section of this site that will fit your size and riding style. Check them out. Hopefully the seller will ship it to you.

I have just realized that Sims boards have a flat rocker so there is no rocker or camber, just flat (As most of the cheap boards do). Is this any good for quick turns, small jumps and easy tricks like butter or, I don't know, 180, 360 stuff like that?

I have to find a free shipping offer, otherwise more taxes will be added in my country...

If youre looking for under $200 your best bet is used within your country. Shipping international is pricey plus tariffs.

Dont be put off too much if a board s specifically designed for a riding style. Pow boards like the burton fish can be ridden in the park and park boards (some) can be taken to some pow. Granted its easier, but by no means an end all. If you can find a good all mountain board, you can still do presses and butters with it.

Check out capita boards since you asked about flat boards. They can tell you how that type of camber reacts to what you want to ride.

Thank you all.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to buy anything this winter. Last moths were a nightmare for me. At the moment all I need is peace for my soul to rest.
This thread is over, thank you all for help.