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Capita Outerspace Living Wide Snowboard 2026 Snowboard

Capita Outerspace Living Wide Snowboard 2026

$679.99
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Description

Lightweight and versatile, this board shines for the intermediate all-terrain freerider. The Outerspace Living delivers unmatched versatility in a lightweight package with the Multizone Dual Core™ at its heart. The Outerspace Living solidifies its place as the go-to series for intermediate resort riders looking to boost their riding to the next level. Rider Type: Resort Shape: Directional Twin 0.5" Set Back Sidecut: Radial Flex: Twin 5 Hybrid Camber: V3

Tech

Topsheet Tech - PLT Technology, Digital + Screen Print, Metallic Underlay
Core - MULTIZONE DUAL CORE
Additives - 4 x 30mm CARBON BOOSTERS
Glass + Resin - SPECIAL BLEND FIBERGLASS, MAGIC BEAN RESIN
Base - SUPERDRIVE ADV Digital Print
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Why Get A Wide Board

Choosing between a wide and regular snowboard depends on a few factors. For riders with larger feet (size 11 or up), a wide snowboard can prevent boot drag, offering better stability and reducing the chance of catching an edge.

The extra surface area also improves floatation in deep snow and enhances control, making for a more comfortable and stable ride.
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