Capita Pathfinder

While it is designed for park progression, the Pathfinder is actually quite approachable for beginners. Its softer flex rating of 4 makes it forgiving and easy to maneuver, which helps newer riders learn to turn and control the board without feeling like they are fighting against it.

The Park V1 profile is essentially a traditional camber board that flattens out near the contact points. This gives you the stability and pop you expect from camber, but with a slightly more predictable feel that is less likely to catch an edge when you are learning new tricks or riding flat-based.

Not at all. The Sintruded base is designed to be low-maintenance, offering a balance between the speed of a sintered base and the durability of an extruded one. You will still want to wax it occasionally to keep it running fast, but it is much less demanding than high-end race bases.

While it excels in the park, the true twin shape and stable core make it a fun, playful option for all-mountain riding. It is great for side hits and groomers, though it may feel a bit too soft and loose if you are riding deep powder or charging very steep, icy terrain at high speeds.

The Magic Bean resin is a plant-based system that allows Capita to use a lighter core while maintaining high levels of energy return and durability. Essentially, it helps the board feel snappy and responsive underfoot without adding unnecessary weight.