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Capita Stairmaster Snowboard - 2009
The kinked out rail that owned you last winter might as well be a mythical beast and everyone knows you need a special weapon to conquer those. Lo! Capita shamans have brought you the Stairmaster Snowboard to slay magical enemies. The Stairmaster was awarded Transworld’s Under $400 Good Wood award in 09 for good reason. This buttery twintip will assist you in your quest to dominate park features everywhere.
- WDT Engineered Jib Core is tip-to-tail wood composite which provides buttery flex, a damp ride, and plenty of pop in a lightweight package
- Form 6 Fiberglass configuration consists of the highest quality biaxial fiberglass placed on the base and top of the board for faster turn initiation and super pop.
- Extruded Base material is easy to maintain and excels in park environments
- Capita snowboards are built Bombproof with Old School Reliability
Bottom Line: The Excalibur of freestyle boards.
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its flexy lik a 3 out of 10 but not out of control flexy
By: jp
January 2, 2010
Well isaac, this board has pretty good flex...for a cambered board. I don't know if you know this, but there is a new style called rockered. In a cambered board, there is a hump in the middle, with rocker, there isn't a hump, now its a valley so to speak. These boards are much more flexier and playful. If you want to have fun, jibbing everything in sight, landing new tricks with ease, and impressing chicks and ur friends, pick up a rockered board. Some good ones are burton hero, k2 www, park pickle/skate banana, and much more. Hope this helped....ps rate killer
By: Jacob Roberts
March 18, 2010
stairmaster
By:
Trevor Tollefson
March 7, 2010
this board was alright before it started falling apart on like the 40th day of riding. im 5'4 115lbs and go a 148 and its edges are cracked and its core is broken.
ok im like 5'11 150 lbs all i do is booters and rails what
ok im like 5'11 150 lbs all i do is booters and rails what size board should i get
By: matt p
December 21, 2009
any size can be used for park but if u want quick spins on and off you should go with a board that goes to about your chin or around your neck
By: isaac
December 31, 2009
152 is a good size for a park board for you
By: EastCoastRider
December 21, 2009
Your a fagg man, u dont hit booters or railss haha go buy a 5150 or a lamar. they sell pussy decks at dicks sportinggoods, try your local walmart for an ultimate plastics snowbaord with nice rubber step in bindings, you;ll be stoompin those big booters by the time your 80 faggot!
By: Bob Dole
February 28, 2010
Bang your Buck$$$
By:
Dr. J
December 11, 2009
For the price the Stairmaster can't be beat... So poppy and fun and for the price this board is simply outstanding. I don't think you can find another board in this price range with as much tech...
Im 5'6" 5'7" and i like to jib and hit kickers
Im 5'6" 5'7" and i like to jib and hit kickers should i go 144 or 148
By: ska3590127
December 20, 2009
148 for sure man and the stairmaster is sick but get the ultra fear fk i have it and it is hands down lightest board ever and just so amazing look into it cause its limited edition they are getting snacthed up really quick bro
By: WORD!
December 21, 2009
Go for a 120 man u can rip it up and look like the biggest pussy ever=]
By: Bob Dole
February 28, 2010
I'm 5'5" i ride park i like to jib and i dont really
I'm 5'5" i ride park i like to jib and i dont really hit booters. But i also like to bomb. Should i go with the 144 or 148?
By: Dexter
December 9, 2009
Bro, go with the 148 if you like to bomb... 148 is plenty small for jibbing and rails but it will give you a little extra surface space to keep up with your boys that are riding their 153s
By: Dr. J
December 11, 2009
Do anything park board
By:
Johan
December 7, 2009
Super easy to ride, even with a hang over this thing is fun as hell. Lots of pop of jumps and super playful on rails and boxes. It's a jib board but rides everywhere with ease. The new core is 30% more impact resistant than last years deck. Plus a two year warranty keeps thinks cool. Good choice for a affordable deck.
I'm 5'10 and weight around 175-180lbs. I feel like my
I'm 5'10 and weight around 175-180lbs. I feel like my most recent board (08 Gnu riders choice mtx 157.5) is a bit long/stiff. I want something more park orientated although I ride everything. Is 152 to small? Or should I just go with the 156?
By: Aaron
September 14, 2009
Aaron, I would go with a LIB SKATE BANANA 156. It's a little shorter than your GNU, so it will be more park friendly. It's also a BANANA, so you can ride powder with it- no problem. It's really the best all-around park / pow slayer out there. Have fun!
By: thommyhero
September 14, 2009
i think it would be fine i m the same size i ride a 152 stairmaster is built for that might be a lil harder to ride powder but i mean it s still doable for sure
By: jesse
November 11, 2009
its all preference basically, i ride an aperture image 150(forum youngblood) from zumiez and im 6'. whatever feels comfortable for you, i usually judge it by where the top of your ribcage starts
By: Jew Furnace
December 8, 2009
If you have the extra cash get the Never Summer Evo. Rocker/Camber tech blows everything out of the water including any Banana you can find... if you already have your all mountain board and want a stick for straight park size it down and get your spins on... just be sure to dull down your edges for those rails. For your dollar Stairmaster is the way to go
By: Dr. J
December 11, 2009
sickiest jib board this year!!!
By:
jp
January 2, 2010
this board is super light, lockes onto rails and boxes super nicely, is priced right, lasts forever, super poppy, easy maintenance, and goes great with union contacts. get this board if you know whats up
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 144cm, 148cm, 152cm, 156cm
- Shape:
- Twin
- Effective Edge:
- [152cm] 1190mm
- Waist Width:
- [152cm] 252mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [152cm] 7.9m
- Stance Width:
- [152cm]61cm (24in)
- Stance Setback:
- Centered
- Core Material:
- WDT Jib (wood composite)
- Base:
- Extruded
- Recommended Use:
- Freestyle snowboarding, park, rails, slaying monsters
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 Years
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