Capita Outerspace Living

You're going to pretty much be able to turn the entire mountain into your own little terrain park on this bad boy. The Capita Outer Space Living was a...

Outerspace living is a great beginner/early intermediate board should be perfect for you. Definitely an all mountain board not a free ride board.

Last season I got the Capita Outerspace living and I have to say I love that board. It’s rigid enough to handle well over rough terrain but still playful enough to do ollies and stuff. And it actually performs way better in powder than I thought it would. Plus it looks sick.

Today i was talking to Burton and they said that the process was really nice. So I'm thinking of deciding of buying a Burton process or maybe just buying a Capita Outerspace Living. Anybody have any experience on these two boards?. I liked the Outerspace Living because it felt like Salomon craft only it was not as easy to catch an edge.

With regards to the Custom you currently own: If you want something less intense look into Capita's Outerspace Living. On par, maybe slightly better: Capita's Black Snowboard of Death. If you wanna lean into the sendy tree fiend lifestyle and money isn't an issue: Burton's Hometown Hero. Honorable mentions: Capita's Defenders of Awesome, Burton Process.

Capita boards are dope. DOA, Super DOA, Outerspace Living, and Ultrafear are all good options from there. Other good ones would be Salomon Huck Knife Pro, Bataleon Evil Twin, Arbor Westmark Camber, and the Burton Kilroy 3D.

I rode on the Capita Outerspace Living 2020 this past season but I definitely feel that I’ve progressed past that board at this point. I do love Capita, however I want to switch it up this season and try a different company. I like to ride all-mountain: groomers, powder, trees, and looking to do a bit of park but not primarily. I’ve been eye-balling the Burton Deep-Thinker but my Never Summer Buddy is completely against this lol.

Sounds like a medium flex, twin, or directional twin all mountain board with hybrid camber is your best bet. There are tons of boards that fall in this category and a wide range of prices. Check out the Salomon Assassin, Capita Outerspace Living, Jones Mountain Twin, Yes Typo, or any of the Arbor camber boards. These are all in the $4-500 range msrp but right now is a good time to look and buy because everything is on sale.

I currently have the CAPiTA Outerspace Living Snowboard 2019. With the flex rating of 5, it feels somewhat really stiff to me. I have a hard time doing ollies/just pulling the nose off the ground. Wonder if a softer board would help.

Currently thinking about buying a new snowboard, I have developed a lot as a rider and my old board is getting really beat up. My current snowboard is a Burton TWC Standard 157. I'm narrowing down my search and currently have my eyes on a Capita Outerspace Living 157W, the only thing I am hesistant about is the twin.