Capita The Outsiders

While it is designed as a high-performance freestyle deck, its traditional camber profile and 6/10 flex make it versatile enough for the entire mountain. It excels on park jumps and side hits, but it holds a reliable edge for carving groomers as well.

The Park V1 Profile uses traditional camber, which provides more stability, power, and edge hold than a rocker board. You will notice a more aggressive, responsive feel that is great for locking into turns and popping off jumps, though it requires a bit more precision than a loose, rockered board.

With a 6/10 flex rating, this board sits in the middle of the spectrum. It is stiff enough to provide stability at speed and pop for tricks, but it is not so rigid that it becomes unmanageable. It is a great choice for an intermediate rider looking to progress their skills without outgrowing the board quickly.

These materials are integrated to increase the board's lifespan and performance. The Aramid Body Armor adds significant durability against impacts, while the Technora Flax Boosters provide extra snap and pop, helping you get more energy out of your ollies without adding unnecessary weight.

Not at all. A true twin shape means the nose and tail are identical in length and flex, which makes riding switch feel natural and consistent. While this is a huge advantage for freestyle tricks, it also makes the board predictable and balanced when riding regular on any terrain.

The Hyperdrive base is engineered for high-speed performance. It is dense and durable, designed to retain wax well and glide fast across various snow conditions, from fresh corduroy to slushy spring park days.