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Capita Stairmaster Extreme Snowboard - 2011
With a long lineage of extreme-ness, the Capita Stairmaster Extreme Snowboard is a progressive park board built for the biggest features out there (although it's always ready to get loose on rails). With shred credits for days, including a 2010 Dew Tour Slopestyle championship, an X-Games silver medal, and 2011 Good Wood recognition, the Stairmaster Extreme delivers power and bomber toughness. Just ask Dan Brisse; he finds the unique dampening system placed along the edges between the inserts handy when hucking massive parking lot gaps.
- Traditional camber is reliable, powerful, and ready to devour
- Bomb-proof bonding component takes stress off your edges from dramatic impacts and horrendous rail antics
- E-Class epoxy resin system uses a custom weave derived from marine standards that shaves weight off the wood core and increases performance
- DS Select RFC sustainable core uses certified renewable wood
- A sintered base carries you past flats, knuckles, and vacationing skiers on your way to whatever your poison is
Bottom Line: Fast, fun, and extreme.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Is this worth the extra 90 bucks over the regular stairmaster?
Is this worth the extra 90 bucks over the regular stairmaster? I don't do any huge jumps, and I dont jib much. I just want a fun board for butters, medium jumps, back country, and lots of pow riding. This or regular stairmaster?
By: Mobeez
January 19, 2012
the sintered base is the difference. Sintered bases are more porous so they can hold more wax. definitely get this one if you can.
By: John
October 24, 2012
Perfect board but not for long...
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Andrea
December 11, 2011
Amazing stick this one!! You'll get this after your first turns or your first kickers. This board really rocks. The only problem is that is made with shit.....really, it is actually made with shit and after just three weeks of my riding (Im just a regular guy, not a 30 steps kink rail pro) it already started to break on the edges. The cuts on the edges are now more than ten all over the edges and top sheet is coming out. If you ride three times per season this is the board for you.
How is this on rails. and maybe a review too.
How is this on rails. and maybe a review too.
By: lyn4938678
October 27, 2011
stairmaster extreme
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Anonymous
September 29, 2011
you like the stairmaster? you'll love the extreme.
these positive cambered freestyle decks are the same shapes and sizes as the stairmasters, but they are upgraded in materials. for the extra $100 you get a full wood core, as sintered base and some rubber dampening under your feet.
this board is a nice soft every day cambered board that is great in the park and is great for jumping.
By: kylek
October 12, 2011
i really want this board, im from nj and all i ride is park. its a great jump board, but how well will it perform on buttering boxes and sliding rails?
'11-12 CAPiTA Stairmaster Extreme
By: P.Swayze
August 19, 2011
TYPE:TRUETWIN EXTREME FREESTYLE
CAMBER TYPE: TRADITIONAL CAMBER
WHY YOU'LL LIKE IT:
Maybe because this board won the 2010 DewTour Slopestyle Championship? Or maybe you prefer the X-games silver medal? Hmmm... Or, because of the Transworld Snowboarding Top Ten Good Wood award for one of the best freestyle boards on the market? In any case, the EXTREMES are for a special customer looking for a unique product that not everyone else is going to have.They're geared toward a progressive park shredder that doesn't want to break the bank, but is looking for more performance than the standard Stairmaster construction. They feature an epoxy glass configuration, sintered base, and cambered construction so they're fast, strong, and have mad pop off park jumps. Combine that with a specially designed dampening system placed along the edge between the inserts, and these boards yield enhanced impact resistance as well.The performance in relation to price tag of these versatile freestyle boards is unmatched, and as a result, they're the first ones to sell out every year.
IN DETAIL:
• DS Select RFC Sustainable Core
• Die Cut Sidewalls with 1.5mm Dampening System
• Custom Weave -- E Class Fiberglass Configuration
• Wax Infused Rotation Sintered Speed Base
• Silkscreen Base Graphics
• 360 Degree Steel Edges
• 4 x 2 Inserts
• Aluminum Logo Base Inlay
Music provided by
Into song : "O Lay" by "TEENS" licensed by David Wood For The Snowboard Realms http://www.barnowlrecords.com
Clinic section : "True School" by "Marlin" licensed by Marlin Hansen For The Snowboard Realms http://www.myspace.com/Marlincalrizio
CAPiTA Defenders of Awesome Teaser : "Wires" by "Red Fang" for CAPITA Snowboarding http://www.redfang.net
Editing : T.J. Schneider / The Snowboard Realms http://www.tjschneider.com http://www.thesnowboardrealms.com
i really want this board, i live in nj and all i ride is park.
i really want this board, i live in nj and all i ride is park. i know its a sick jump board, but how well will it perform while buttering boex and sliding rails??
By: kylek
October 12, 2011
How does this board compare to the Rome Mod?
How does this board compare to the Rome Mod?
By: Chase
October 9, 2011
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 148 cm, 152 cm, 156 cm, 159 cm
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- medium-stiff (6 of 10 on Capita scale)
- Camber:
- regular
- Effective Edge:
- [148 cm ] 1150 mm; [152 cm ] 1155 mm; [156 cm ] 1190 mm; [159 cm ] 1215 mm
- Waist Width:
- [148 cm ] 248 mm; [152 cm ] 252 mm; [156 cm ] 255 mm; [159 cm ] 258 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [148 cm ] 7.8 m; [152 cm ] 7.9 m; [156 cm ] 8.1 m; [159 cm ] 8.3 m
- Stance Width:
- [148-152 cm] 24 in; [156-159 cm] 25 in
- Stance Setback:
- 0 in
- Core:
- poplar, beech stringers
- Base:
- sintered
- Recommended Use:
- freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years
1 Comment Last Comment: December 25, 2011 by: Live2Ride
By: Live2Ride
December 25, 2011
Sounds like a warranty issue thankfully Capita's warranty is legit you should hit them up. I got the same board and haven;t had a problem with it. he version of this board I had before had 400+ days on and other than cosmetics was totally fine.
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