-A wide park ski, like around 108-120 waist- but light.
-flat underfoot with wakeboard style 3 stage rocker(surface's 3 stage rocker creates insane pop) or a hybrid style 3 stage rocker(more of a blend of 3 stage and normal rocker) not giant rocker, but similar to hellbents, so still pretty big.
-symmetrical flex, sidecut and rocker
- stiff underfoot, medium tip and tail, with a "butter zone" similar to the invaders/afterbangs at the rocker point tricky part here would be making them not want to fold, if they could flex really easy initially, but stiffen up substantially the more they flex, that would be ideal. too soft of skis make buttering really hard, they just give out, so having a butter zone that gets you into the butter easy and predictably, then having a stiff enough flex that gives you some platform to hold it and pop out of your butters, would be perfect.
-super subtle, surface/bentchetler style tips and tails