Capita Ultrafear

While the Ultrafear is designed as a freestyle board for park and urban features, its hybrid camber profile makes it surprisingly capable on groomed runs. It is not a dedicated powder board, but it handles the entire mountain well for riders who prefer a playful, twin-tip feel.

The medium flex strikes a balance between being forgiving enough to learn new tricks and stable enough to handle higher speeds. It offers enough snap for jumps without being so stiff that it becomes difficult to press on rails.

Not at all. The Resort V1 profile combines a traditional camber section underfoot for stability and edge grip with rockered tips that prevent catching your edges. This gives you the best of both worlds: a locked-in feel when carving and a catch-free experience on boxes and rails.

This board is built specifically for abuse. It features reinforced sidewalls designed to withstand the high-impact nature of park and urban riding, making it one of the more durable options in the Capita lineup for freestyle progression.

The Ultrafear is best suited for intermediate to expert riders. While the rockered tips make it forgiving, the responsive wood core and snappy flex are designed for someone who already has basic turn mechanics dialed and is looking to progress into park riding.

The high-density sintered base is faster and more durable than extruded bases, but it does require regular waxing to maintain its performance. If you let it dry out, you will notice a significant drop in speed and glide.