freestyle or all-mountain for a beginner?

I've purchased my board already and now I'm ready for boots and bindings, I want to buy flow NXT bindings, and DC super park boots. The NXT bindings can be either AT or FS, which I assume to mean all-mountain or freestyle. The boots are obviously park boots. My question is, as a beginner buying my first setup, which style

I've purchased my board already and now I'm ready for boots and bindings, I want to buy flow NXT bindings, and DC super park boots. The NXT bindings can be either AT or FS, which I assume to mean all-mountain or freestyle. The boots are obviously park boots. My question is, as a beginner buying my first setup, which style would be worse to learn on? I'm more interested in park riding than downhill thrashing so it would make sense to go ahead and buy stuff related to it, but from what I can tell the park stuff is designed with more flexibility in mind for sharper turns, etc. Would it be better to buy cheaper more generic stuff the first go-round and then upgrade to park specific stuff later? Or just lay down the cash and buy the good stuff now? I just don't want to waste money on a step that's not needed if the good stuff won't hurt me to learn on anyway. I've been out about 3 times now and I know I'm gonna stay into the sport, my skill level is far from confident but I can handle blue runs without killing myself. Any help would be appreciated.

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