New 2024 Capita Snowboards

The brand new boards for 2023-24 are: 

+ Aeronaut – Arthur Longo’s new professional mannequin, the Aeronaut, is tapered directional, 6/10 flex, largely camber (very near trad camber) freeride board. Capita name it a resort board and a sidehit marvel.

+ Spring Break Resort Twin – New true twin, centered, 5/10 flex, park/resort board. It is a bit wider than regular however not as huge because the Powder Twin. Much like the Powder Twin in a number of methods, however completely different in that it has the Demise Grip sidecut vs the radial sidecut on the powder twin and Capita’s resort V2 Twin camber profile (extra camber) vs the “surf camber twin” profile on the Powder Twin.     

+ Ultrafear Reverse Camber – Flat-to-Rocker model of the Ultrafear camber (the Ultrafear was once flat-to-rocker so it is type of bringing that again). Appears to be similar to the hybrid camber model, other than the camber profile.

+ Mega Demise – New setback directional, very subtly cambered (1-2mm relying on dimension), flex 6.5 freeride/all-mountain board. aka a “Mega” model of the Black Snowboard of Demise (BSOD).

In comparison with BSOD: Has the “FSC® Licensed Thermopolymer Starship Core™” vs the “Thermopolymer Hover Core™ on the BSOD. Additionally has a Megadrive Base (Hyperdrive adv on BSOD), and “Pure Mega Carbon” glass (vs tri/tri fibreglass on BSOD). Measurement-wise, would not have the 165W or 169W however has each different dimension that the BSOD has.

+ Spring Break Powder Glider – New closely tapered (30mm) directional, setback, 5/10 flex, directional flat-to-rocker, addition to spring break collection.

+ Navigator Break up – Break up model of Navigator, naturally.

Exiting 2023 Capita Snowboards 

The 2023 boards that are not returning with a 2024 mannequin: 

– Neo Slasher

– Spring Break Ultralight Powder Displacement Snowcraft

– Scott Stevens Professional 

All 2024 Capita Snowboards by Class

Beneath, I’ve categorized Capita’s 2023-24 lineup. That is in keeping with the classes right here at SnowboardingProfiles.com and never essentially the identical as how Capita would possibly label them.

In fact these are solely broad classes as each board is completely different, however this can be a tough information. 

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Abstract

So there you’ve gotten the 2024 Capita snowboards. 

Out with the Previous 

3 fashions are exiting – the Neo Slasher, SB Ultralight Powder Displacement Snowcraft and the Scott Steven’s Professional. 

All of them basically get replacements, with the Navigator Break up coming in to maintain the break up line at 3. The Spring Break collection additionally will get a alternative with the Powder Glider and the  Ultrafear Reverse Camber is the alternative for the Scott Steven’s Professional. 

And In with the New

Along with the three boards talked about above which can be, in essence, replacements for the three outgoing boards, Capita are additionally bringing in 3 different new boards. 

Firstly the Resort Twin, to go with the powder twin. 

Then the BSOD will get a mega model within the Mega Demise. 

And at last, Arthur Longo’s board – the Aeronaut. 

Adjustments to Current Fashions

Ultrafear: “P2 Superlight core” replaces the “Twin Blaster V2 core” from the ’23 mannequin – in any other case seems the identical.

Pathfinder Rev: NEW Measurement 159W. In any other case seems the identical.

Area Metallic Fantasy: NEW Sizes 145W, 149W, 153W. In any other case seems the identical.

Paradise: Exhibiting flex as 5/10 now (was 4.5/10 for ’23 mannequin). In any other case seems the identical. 

DOA: NEW Measurement 151W. Seems the identical in any other case.

Tremendous DOA: “Hyperdrive ADV” on the ’24 mannequin, changing the “Hyperdrive” on the ’23 mannequin. Appears to be solely change.

Indoor Survival: Was a “directional twin with 0.5 setback” for ’23 mannequin. Now a centered true twin for ’24 mannequin. Additionally will get a brand new “Meta Core” changing the P2 Superlight Core that was on the ’23 mannequin. Sizings look similar, so beforehand I believe solely factor that made it directional twin was the setback. So, I believe they’ve simply moved the insert pack (and altered the core). 

Birds of a Feather: NEW Measurement 154W. Flex score now 5.5/10 (was 5/10 on ’23 mannequin, however that is most likely only a score change). In any other case the identical.

Pathfinder: NEW Measurement 159W. In any other case seems the identical.

Mega Merc: “Mega Drive base” on the ’24 mannequin, changing the “Hyperdrive” on the ’23 mannequin. In any other case seems the identical. 

Black Snowboard of Demise: “Hyperdrive ADV” on the ’24 mannequin, changing the “Hyperdrive” on the ’23 mannequin. New “moonshot omni tune” changing the “moonshot pro-tune” that was on ’23 mannequin. In any other case seems the identical. 

Navigator: DROPS Measurement 143. New “Resort V2 Directional” camber profile replaces the “Alpine V1 Profile” on the ’23 mannequin – new profile has reverse camber on the tail, the place it weas flat on ’23 tail. “Hover Core” replaces the “P2 Superlight core” on the ’23 mannequin. New “2 x 30mm Technora Flax Boosters” exchange the “Carbon Fiber Beams” that have been on the ’23 mannequin. “Tri/Bi fibre Glass” replaces the “Bi/Bi glass” that was on the ’23 mannequin.

Kazu Kokubo Professional: New camber profile (Resort V3) which has rocker on each tip and tail versus the ’23 mannequin which solely had rocker on nostril. “Hyperdrive ADV” on the ’24 mannequin, changing the “Hyperdrive” on the ’23 mannequin. New “moonshot omni tune” changing the “moonshot pro-tune” that was on ’23 mannequin.

Equalizer: New “Resort V2 Directional” camber profile replaces the “Alpine V1 Profile” on the ’23 mannequin – new profile has reverse camber on the tail, the place it weas flat on ’23 tail. “Meta Core” replaces the “P2 Superlight Core” on the ’23 mannequin.

Powder Twin: New “Meta Core” changing the “P2 Superlight Core” it had for ’23 mannequin. In any other case seems the identical.

So, they have been busy!

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