Capita Asymulator

Just check out some of this new technology that isn't just re-bamped and thrown into this and the ASIM liter by Capita is my recommendation. If you're...

By far the best of your selection, imo. If you're thinking of putting the money in to buy a Jones MT, I'd put the Ride Algorythm, Salomon Assassin and Capita Asymulator (or Capita Mercury, if you don't mind something a little more unwieldy for an intermediate rider) in the same league.

I got my first capita board this year, the asymulator. It’s my new favorite board for everything from rails, jumps and just overall just cruising.

In my personal experience between the Capita Mercury and the Capita Asymulator for example, I have way less sketchy moments with the mercury as opposed to the asym (the asym is a thrill to ride though) , whereas my friend who isn't as confident says he feels way more safe riding the asymulator than the merc. It's super weird how it works. I also have another buddy who uses a Scott Stevens Pro as his "do everything board" which I think he's absolutely psychotic but we can't say shit cause he's by far the nastiest freestyler in our group.

Twin, asym, nice long effective edge so I was able to size down.

Capita Asymulator is a super unique board that works well on that east coast ice. Hard charging and also pretty stable on park laps.

It also kicks ass everywhere else on the mountain. Capita asymulator: this is essentially an asymmetric DOA so it holds it's heel edge a little better. However once it's broken in it also rides a bit softer ( due to the flax stringers replacing the DOAs carbon ones) and throws over rails more easially while still rocking all over the mountian.

I've heard great things about the Asymulator, but that board leans much more into the park side of things than it sounds like you're looking for. If you're looking for something from Capita, I'd check out the Mercury. I'd probably go for the 155 or 157 if I was you. Upsize for carving and stability, downsize for trees and playfulness.

Greats UnInc, the Never Summer ProtoSlinger Snowboard, the Capita Asymulator, and the Yes. Jackpot.