"Edog" wrote

irrelevant. I approach uneven ground as providing opportunities for
turns: either A) bank off a bump or B) I ride over the bump using it to
unweight the board and turn at the top. This is what I mean by dancing
on the crud. Board length has little effect on either process.

Yeah but with a longer board you have to work a lot harder to turn
it, right? Even worse, you can work very hard at turning it but it simply
won't turn as fast as a shorter board.