CAPiTA DOA 2026

The DOA is the archetype of the modern freestyle resort board: designed to deliver crisp power and control on jumps, yet versatile enough to handle the slopes and varying conditions. When you want one board that can take you from the park to the slopes and the sierras all day, the DOA is the “tool” that many people recognize as a CAPiTA.

For: skiers who want rewarding pop, a stable feel, and twin-style versatility.

CAPiTA Super DOA 2026

The Super DOA is a “sharpened” version of the DOA idea: when you’re looking for the same basic idea but a more reactive and performant package, the Super DOA hits the mark. This is a park and resort-focused board for the rider who rides hard and wants every effort to feel efficient.

For: Advanced freestyle skiers who want more response accuracy and competitive performance.

CAPiTA Ultrafear 2026

The Ultrafear is a “basic” tool for freestyle skiing: it’s suitable for daily park riding, but doesn’t sag as soon as you hit the slopes or ride harder. If you want a board that keeps tricks, presses, barebacks and basic skiing balanced without unnecessary adjustments, the Ultrafear is on your shortlist.

For whom: skiers who want a balance of park and resort without over-specialization.

CAPiTA Indoor Survival 2026

The Indoor Survival is made for the rider who goes everywhere besides the park. The feel is built to withstand the repetition: jump lines, side hits and freestyle on the slopes. When you want a board that encourages you to ride creatively all over the mountain, the Indoor Survival fits that mindset.

Who: For freestyle-focused resort riding when the days aren't just jib lines.

CAPiTA Mercury 2026

The Mercury is the “main board” for the versatile skier: it performs at speed, carries in variable snow, and still provides enough playfulness so that side hits and tricks don’t feel forced. If you want one board for every week of the season, the Mercury is often the model you return to year after year.

For whom: a skier who rides everything and especially wants certainty at speed and in changing conditions.

CAPiTA Outerspace Living 2026

The Outerspace Living is a great choice for a clean, easy-to-read board for resort days. It's a great fit for a rider building their basic skills or looking for a "non-dramatic" board that works on the slopes and allows you to progress towards a more creative riding style.

For whom: beginner to intermediate, or experienced skier who wants a hassle-free resort board.

CAPiTA The Black Snowboard Of Death 2026

The BSOD is an icon of the freeride side: built for those days when the trail isn't just a "cool ride", but a real hard ride. When you want a board that feels stable and reliable in big terrain, the BSOD is a model name that many people know before they even test it.

For whom: experienced freeride skiers who ride hard and value stability.

CAPiTA Mega Death 2026

The Mega Death is the “full-on” option in the freeride category: when you want maximum performance and already know exactly what you want from a board frame, this is the right board for you. Speed, grip and precision are the top priorities, and the model is not meant to be compromised.

Who: The advanced/expert freeride skier who wants premium response and speed.

CAPiTA Mega Merc 2026

The Mega Merc takes the Mercury idea “up a gear”: more performance, more precision, more that feeling of the board staying together when you push hard. If the Mercury feels like the right concept, but you want a sportier and sharper version of it, look no further than the Mega Merc.

Who it's for: All-mountain/freeride skiers who want Mercury-style versatility with a premium feel.

CAPiTA Aeronaut 2026

Aeronaut is a model name that directly communicates its intended use: long curves, natural shapes and a “flow” mindset. This is the right choice when you are not looking for just a powder board, but a device that makes the slopes and off-piste a uniform playing field and rewards a fast riding style.

For whom: skiers who build their days around natural shapes and fast lines.

CAPiTA Kazu Kokubo Pro 2026

The Kazu Kokubo Pro is the “signature” tool for freeride skiing: aimed at the skier who reads the terrain and wants a board that follows the line precisely. This is the choice when you are looking for a controlled and purposeful feel where the board does what you ask it to do – especially at speed and in variable snow.

For whom: freeride and powder-focused riding, when you want the character of a signature model.

CAPiTA The Matriarch 2026

The Matriarch represents a modern “freestyle meets freeride” direction in CAPiTA’s thinking: a board made for the rider who wants to draw lines, exploit the terrain, and keep the feel energetic even when the day includes natural features and powder. When you’re looking for a new model that fits the new skiing culture, this is a key name in the 2026 conversation.

For whom: the skier who combines freeride lines and freestyle creativity in the same day.

Spring Break Stairmaster 2026

The Stairmaster is for the Spring Break fan who wants a progressive park and resort board with a more budget-friendly approach. The idea is simple: energetic pop, a solid feel, and a build that can withstand repeated use. This is the choice when you want the Spring Break feel, but a tool with a clear park/resort focus.

For whom: freestyle skier who wants a Spring Break attitude for park use and resort skiing.

Spring Break Resort Twin 2026

Resort Twin, as its name suggests, is built around the creative skiing of resort days: turns, efforts, small flips and exploiting the edges of every slope. If you don't want to "just ski" but use the mountain as a playground, Resort Twin is one of the core concepts of Spring Break.

For whom: skier who seeks sidehit and resort creativity but wants a twin-spirited balance.

CAPiTA Birds of a Feather 2026

Birds of a Feather is for many the “everyday” board: it works on the slopes, carries well, and provides a reliable platform to learn new things. When you want one board that doesn’t limit your riding days to the conditions, the BOAF is a very sensible option.

For whom: for resort and all-mountain use, when versatility is most important.

CAPiTA The Equalizer by Jess Kimura 2026

The Equalizer is aimed at skiers who want stability and confidence when riding, especially on slopes and in variable weather. When your riding style is moving towards faster speeds, bigger turns and purposeful descents, the Equalizer is a relevant choice.

For whom: skiers who value confidence, edge grip, and a freeride-inspired all-mountain feel.

CAPiTA Paradise 2026

Paradise is a “feel good” resort board that supports skill growth. When the goal is to gain confidence in turns, small jumps, and overall control, Paradise is a logical step forward for many.

For whom: skiers who want a comfortable, controlled and development-supporting feel for resort skiing.

CAPiTA Children of the Gnar 2026

Children of the Gnar is made for the stage where a youngster starts to ride really hard: parkour, hills, jumps and all that “anything goes” riding. The concept is forgiving but not loose: the board is rewarding and durable.

CAPiTA Children of the Pow 2026

Children of the Pow is aimed at young people who are discovering the joy of powder and off-piste early. When you want more float and an easier feel in soft snow, this is a clear target model.

CAPiTA Scott Stevens Mini 2026

The Scott Stevens Mini takes freestyle thinking to the junior side: when a child or young person specifically wants tricks, creativity and a park/resort focus, this model is a natural choice.

CAPiTA Jess Kimura Mini 2026

The Jess Kimura Mini is a freestyle/resort option for juniors who want a controlled and fun feel in the park and on the slopes.

CAPiTA Micro Mini 2026

Micro Mini is for the smallest skiers: when the goal is to make the first seasons safe, exciting and supportive of development, this is the right size class and idea.