Capita Black Snowboard Of Death Wide 2027 – All Mountain Snowboard

Description

The Black Snowboard of Death Wide is CAPiTA's most storied all-mountain weapon — refined over 25 years into a board that handles everything the mountain throws at it. Designed for intermediate to advanced riders who refuse to pick a lane, it excels across groomers, off-piste, variable snow, and everything in between.

Built around a directional shape with 0.8" setback and an Alpine V1 Directional + Flat Kick Tech camber profile, it delivers the edge hold and stability you'd expect from a high-performance freeride platform. The flex rating sits at a directional 6.5 out of 10 — firm enough for charging hard, forgiving enough for technical terrain. Under the topsheet, a Thermopolymer Hover Core™ is reinforced with Carbon Fleece Power Shields™, Carbonflax™ Amplifiers and 4 x 20 mm Fairmat™ Carbon Amplifiers for a construction that's both responsive and damp. The HolySheet™ Tri/Tri fiberglass laminate and Magic Bean™ Resin complete a layup engineered for power transfer. Down below, the Hyperdrive™ ADV XT Base with Moonshot Omni-Tune™ and inlaid alloy skid plates keeps you fast and protected run after run.

Who It's For

This board was made for riders who want one quiver-killer to rule them all — someone who laps groomers in the morning and ducks ropes in the afternoon. The directional shape and medium-stiff flex reward committed, progressive riding without punishing you on off days. If you're pushing your riding and need a board that grows with you, the Black Snowboard of Death Wide delivers.

FAQ

• Is the Wide version only for riders with larger boot sizes? The Wide edition offers extra underfoot width to eliminate boot drag, making it the right choice for riders with larger feet or those who prefer a wider stance — not just those with big boots.
• What kind of terrain is this board best suited for? It's built as an all-mountain freeride board, meaning it performs on hardpack, in variable conditions, and in softer snow alike — though its directional shape means it shines most when pointed downhill.