Capita

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do I choose the right CAPiTA snowboard model for my riding style?

  Pick by terrain and intent: the Super DOA is a versatile high‑performance all‑mountain/freestyle board for aggressive riders who want pop and edge hold, the BSOD (Black Snowboard of Death) is built for big‑mountain float and airtime, and the Aeronaut is a tapered directional freeride shape for steep, deep conditions. Match camber/profile (Resort V2 vs directional/alpine) and flex to whether you prioritize pop/spin, powder float, or downhill stability.
• What do CAPiTA’s 3D Hover Core and HyperDrive base do for ride performance?

  The 3D Hover Core is a sculpted, lightweight wood core that reduces swing weight for quicker spins and a snappier feel without sacrificing pop, while Thermopolymer Hover Core variants tune stiffness for big‑mountain boards like the BSOD. HyperDrive is a sintered UHMW base that holds wax and maintains speed across variable snow, giving faster day‑to‑day performance.
• How should I size a CAPiTA snowboard — length and width considerations?

  Use your weight and riding goals as the primary guides: choose a longer board for higher top‑end speed and powder float, and a slightly shorter board for park work and quick turning; consult each model’s size chart for recommended rider weight ranges. Select a wide (W) option if you ride larger boot sizes to avoid toe/heel drag—models like the BSOD offer wide lengths (e.g., 165W/169W) for that reason.
• How does the Super DOA compare to the Black Snowboard of Death (BSOD)?

  The Super DOA is a high‑response all‑mountain/freestyle shape with Resort V2 camber and a medium‑stiff flex that excels at edge control, pop, and mixed terrain performance; it’s built for riders who want a do‑it‑all, playful charger. The BSOD is a heavier‑duty, all‑terrain freeride board featuring Thermopolymer Hover Core, extra float and stability at speed, and a stiffer, more aggressive bias—better for big lines, deep snow, and riders prioritizing stability over park agility.
• Which CAPiTA construction features matter most for aggressive riders and big‑mountain lines?

  Look for HolySheet TRI fiberglass and carbon reinforcements (Pure Mega Carbon forks or similar) for responsive energy transfer and torsional stiffness, STL (Strategic Thin Laminate) or 3D Hover Core for reduced weight without losing pop, and a HyperDrive or Megadrive sintered base for sustained speed. Combined with directional camber profiles and durable Magic Bean resin, these elements give the pop, edge hold, and longevity needed for aggressive charging and steep terrain.