Name: Capita Mercury
Brand: Capita
SKU: 6398c9a95bce2619b153311d
Rating: 4.0 (47 reviews)

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This board is best for an intermediate to advanced rider looking for one board to tackle the mountain with. Stiffer in flex and with a higher-performing base than some of Capita's other all-mountain offerings, this is a great choice for riders who don't want to have to choose between different boards every time they go ride.
Key Features:
- Bamboo Power Rods - Bamboo stringers running the length of the core allow for longer lasting and better performing "pop" than traditional wood cores.
- Hyperdrive Base - The ultra high-density sintered base makes achieving higher speeds a breeze.
- Wah-Pow Flat Kick Technology - Reverse camber outside the feet leading into an even steeper rise in the tips ensures a catch free ride on packed snow, while also allowing it to float in deep powder.

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The Mercury Snowboard is the top-of-the-line, all-mountain board from CAPiTA. This board is a favorite of riders who want a versatile camber board that will provide maximum performance and push limits all over the mountain. With its slightly directional shape and stiff flex, this board provides a stable, aggressive deck and feels at home charging down any run at the resort.
Key Features:
- Hover Core – CAPiTA's most advanced core technology creates a core that is ultra-light, strong, and has tons of pop but still dampens well and provides stability.
- V-Tech Amplifier – This board contains strands of woven tech tape that blend carbon and flax, leading to a flexing reinforcement that is light, strong, and super snappy.
- HyperDrive Base – The custom-engineered base provides low resistance resulting in super high speed.

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 So we got a few crazy powder days with hardly anyone around to track them out, but now I really appreciate how hard it is to hike to ride, even with snowshoes. I hope you enjoyed this video, and I'll see you in the next one. I hope you enjoyed this video, and I'll see you in the next one. Thank you

 The only thing I can't do on it is press, it's too stiff for me to do that. I still really like it in soft and fresh snow, there's enough stiffness to really lean back and you can count on it holding everything together, it always feels stable. I ride a couple of different sets of blindings on this in different clips, though mostly it's Burton cartels, which are the black and the pinky red ones, as well as some Burton step-on X. Step-on bindings were pretty handy when we were hiking features in the park just trying to learn new tricks

 Good. These few clips are from Hotham in Australia in 2020, our mountain got shut down very early and people weren't allowed to travel, but everyone who was living up there was still able to hike. So we got a few crazy powder days with hardly anyone around to track them out, but now I really appreciate how hard it is to hike to ride, even with snowshoes. I hope you enjoyed this video, and I'll see you in the next one

Capita Mercury Snowboard Review Part 2

Delaminated my old board. I’m looking for what would effectively be a one quiver board for me. Not much into park riding. I love ripping through tree slaloms, side hits and knuckles/groomers. I want something with float in powder that can also handle ice. I was thinking about a Jones hovercraft or ultracraft but it sounds like they don’t have the best grip in ice. 

Thanks for the advice!

<div class="md"><p>Delaminated my old board. I’m looking for what would effectively be a one quiver board for me. Not much into park riding. I love ripping through tree slaloms, side hits and knuckles/groomers. I want something with float in powder that can also handle ice. I was thinking about a Jones hovercraft or ultracraft but it sounds like they don’t have the best grip in ice. </p>

<p>Thanks for the advice!</p>
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Powder board that can handle anything on the mountain (don’t need jibbing)

 The Mercury retails for $599.95 and comes in sizes $147, $150, $153, $155, $156 wide, $157, $158 wide, $159, $160 wide, and $161. One of the many patented Capita technologies you'll get in this board is bomb proof bonding, which means where the edge meets the core of the snowboard you have an extra strong hold, making this an extra durable board. So whether you're risking banging your board against the edge of rails or you just put your snowboard through a lot on the regular this board is going to withstand it all

 One of the many patented Capita technologies you'll get in this board is bomb proof bonding, which means where the edge meets the core of the snowboard you have an extra strong hold, making this an extra durable board. So whether you're risking banging your board against the edge of rails or you just put your snowboard through a lot on the regular this board is going to withstand it all. If you're interested in buying the Capita Mercury head on over to RadioBoardShop.com or hit the link in the description so you can buy it from us and support a small local snowboard shop

 The heart of this board lies in its camber profile, which you will get Capita's V2 resort profile, meaning a fully regular camber dominant board with a little bit of reverse camber release, and that Capita whapow kick tail. That tail is going to give you extra snappy ollies and pops, while the regular camber is going to give you a super stable hard carving ride. The regular camber and core components of the Mercury is going to give you a powerful board, whether you're snapping in and out of carves, olling over slow stynes, or just charging anywhere. This board wants to rip hard whatever you're doing

2023 Capita Mercury Snowboard

Im a male who can do blues confidently and would like to be able to blacks eventually and trees. I live around Lake Tahoe on the Nevada side. I would like to do park but that’s not my main goal. The Flying V version is also another board I’m thinking of.

<div class="md"><p>Im a male who can do blues confidently and would like to be able to blacks eventually and trees. I live around Lake Tahoe on the Nevada side. I would like to do park but that’s not my main goal. The Flying V version is also another board I’m thinking of.</p>
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 Hello snowboarders of the internet! I'm your host, Abram LaFeber, and in this video we're gonna be reviewing the Capita Mercury. This board features Capita's Resort V2 profile, which is cambered to just outside the insert and then rocker in the nose and the tail. They'll say it's reverse camber, it's rocker. Basically this board's cam rocker

 So what you're gonna get is the load and pop of traditional camber underfoot, but you're gonna get a little bit more play out in the nose and the tail which will give you a little bit more ease of entry in and out of turns as well as more optimal powder float. This board is available in 150, 153, 155, 157, 159, 161, 156 wide, 158 wide, 160 wide. I rode this board at Copper Mountain and what can only be described as the ultimate way to test any board because we had sunny bluebird skies, cloudy skies, cooler temps, warmer temps, fresh snow, chunder snow, frozen snow, heavy wet dead-ass powder, ice, death cookies, creamy groomers, firm fast groomers, and I rode it with my Rome black label bindings and my K2 Thraxis boots. So the overall flex of this board comes in at just past middle of the road all-mountain freestyle

 You got that rocker in the nose and the tail. So all you need to do is really pop into it, flex it a little bit. You're going to lock into that press. You're going to feel the camber take over, give you a little bit of fight, which is going to give you that snap out of it, but it doesn't overwhelm you

 I rode this board at Copper Mountain and what can only be described as the ultimate way to test any board because we had sunny bluebird skies, cloudy skies, cooler temps, warmer temps, fresh snow, chunder snow, frozen snow, heavy wet dead-ass powder, ice, death cookies, creamy groomers, firm fast groomers, and I rode it with my Rome black label bindings and my K2 Thraxis boots. So the overall flex of this board comes in at just past middle of the road all-mountain freestyle. You got a little bit more play in the tips, then it stiffens up about midway from the up kick to the insert pack through the middle with a noticeable amount of torsional flex but nothing overwhelming with it. In fact, it's kind of just a predictable flex with this board although I will say it does feel stiffer than previous generations that I've ridden

The 2022 Capita Mercury Snowboard Review

 This board is very nimble edge to edge, and what you're really going to notice is the torsional flex on this board. When you load up and you're in a carve and you're pushing it and you really want to drive it further, you can just flex that board, twist it in there, get it to arc that carve, and drive it even harder if you have to. This is one of those boards that if you're being mellow and you're carving and suddenly you just want to throw a Eurocarb out of nowhere, go for it. You don't have to worry about it

 All right, so we got a middle of the road all-mountain flex, which means softer tip and tail, stiffer section underfoot and through the middle, with a fair amount of torsional flex. Now, I do believe that they have softened this board up compared to what it has been in the past. Now, when it comes to stability, stable to a point, you're going to see some chatter in the tips and that will resonate and reverberate back underfoot. You're going to feel that

 The snow was fast when I rode it. And I rode this board with my K2 Thraxis boots and my K2 Indy bindings. All right, so we got a middle of the road all-mountain flex, which means softer tip and tail, stiffer section underfoot and through the middle, with a fair amount of torsional flex. Now, I do believe that they have softened this board up compared to what it has been in the past

The Capita Mercury Snowboard Review

Hi All, 

I'm in the market for a new all-mountain board. Right now riding on a 2014 Capita DOA and have really enjoyed it but it's pretty beat up. I'm on the East Coast, and will typically make 1-2 local trips and always one West Coast / Rockies trip.  I've snowboarding for years and would say I'm Advanced Intermediate - no real issues or things that I'm not comfortable with across the mountain. 

I'm NOT a park junkie and don't do much in terms of jumps, tricks, etc. I spend most of my time on the trail or in the trees - and if I'm lucky enough to get some fresh powder, I'm there. So, I want something that will do well in those scenarios. 

Options based on my research are (in no order of preference):

1. Lib Tech Orca 
2. Lib Tech T Rice Pro
3. Jones Flagship
4. Jones Frontier
5. Jones Mountain Twin (or Ultra Mountain Twin)
6. Bataleon Thunder

Associated binding recommendations would be great too - thanks ALL!

<div class="md"><p>Hi All,</p>

<p>I&#39;m in the market for a new all-mountain board. Right now riding on a 2014 Capita DOA and have really enjoyed it but it&#39;s pretty beat up. I&#39;m on the East Coast, and will typically make 1-2 local trips and always one West Coast / Rockies trip.  I&#39;ve snowboarding for years and would say I&#39;m Advanced Intermediate - no real issues or things that I&#39;m not comfortable with across the mountain.</p>

<p>I&#39;m NOT a park junkie and don&#39;t do much in terms of jumps, tricks, etc. I spend most of my time on the trail or in the trees - and if I&#39;m lucky enough to get some fresh powder, I&#39;m there. So, I want something that will do well in those scenarios.</p>

<p>Options based on my research are (in no order of preference):</p>

<ol>
<li>Lib Tech Orca</li>
<li>Lib Tech T Rice Pro</li>
<li>Jones Flagship</li>
<li>Jones Frontier</li>
<li>Jones Mountain Twin (or Ultra Mountain Twin)</li>
<li>Bataleon Thunder</li>
</ol>

<p>Anything else I should consider? Associated binding recommendations would be great too - thanks ALL!</p>
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HELP with new snowboard choice

 I've been riding this in early season conditions, I've hit plenty of hidden rocks, stumps and it seems tough. A few times up I've looked down expecting to see core shots of edge damage but so far it's dealt with it without a problem. Although it doesn't come in wide widths it's pretty much a mid-wide board anyway. The 159 and 161 sizes have a waist width of 259 and 261 millimeters so if you have big boots they're going to be a good option

 The base is the fastest the Capita have that's just found on their top end boards and it comes with a nice structure as well. So I'm riding the 157cm model which has a suggested weight range of 59 to 86 kilos or 130 to 190 pounds. I'm right in the middle of that range at about 72 kilos so it makes sense that the flex feels pretty accurate to how Capita describe it. For all mountain riding with the way I ride the flex is pretty much perfect for me

 It's about as close as you can get to one board that rides everything well. The camber profile with the rocker on the nose and tail still gives you good edge hold on icy snow. It has a solid feel and the rocker tones it down a little bit so there's none of the catchier feeling you sometimes get with full camber boards. It floats well in deep snow, has great pop and a really fast base

 Hey it's Locky here and I have a review of the 2020 Capita Mercury. I'll go through how it turns, flexes, its pop, speed, stability and how it floats in powder. I bought this board without riding it because it sounded like a board I would like and I'd heard good things about it from friends who had ridden it that have a similar riding style to me. If you've watched some of my other reviews you'll know that I favor camber boards that have a medium to stiff flex

Capita Mercury Snowboard Review

Hi everyone,

I started snowboarding last season and came to really enjoy it. I rented all season and would identify as an intermediate boarder. Towards the end, I was going down blue runs without issue and even did a few blacks cautiously. I plan to buy all new gear for this season, I could use some help with recommendations. Budget is not really an issue, I recently got a big promotion so I am looking to buy myself something nice.

I am mostly looking for general boarding, and improving to become comfortable on blacks and maybe tackle some double blacks. I may also go to the park once in a while, but I primarily plan to just ride down the mountain. I understand a stiffer board, bindings, boots are better for speed and stability. So I've figured something more stiff than not, but not maximum stiffness.

I just bought RIDE 2022 Deadbolt Zonal (9.5M US) (Flex 7) snowboarding boots today.

I'm eyeing this snowboard - practically sold on it, the reviews are great and it is an all purpose board that was recommended for intermediate boarders: [https://neversummer.com/products/mens-snowtrooper-snowboard](https://neversummer.com/products/mens-snowtrooper-snowboard)

Which bindings should I be considering for this board? I know significantly less about bindings, I just understand you have stiffness levels of bindings as well. I was planning to buy whatever is on sale at the ski shop right now, but I'm worried I'll be buying a higher end board and then get crappy bindings that start to defeat the purpose.

I already have snow pants, goggles. gloves, and am buying a helmet soon (whatever is on sale)

<div class="md"><p>Hi everyone,</p>

<p>I started snowboarding last season and came to really enjoy it. I rented all season and would identify as an intermediate boarder. Towards the end, I was going down blue runs without issue and even did a few blacks cautiously. I plan to buy all new gear for this season, I could use some help with recommendations. Budget is not really an issue, I recently got a big promotion so I am looking to buy myself something nice.</p>

<p>I am mostly looking for general boarding, and improving to become comfortable on blacks and maybe tackle some double blacks. I may also go to the park once in a while, but I primarily plan to just ride down the mountain. I understand a stiffer board, bindings, boots are better for speed and stability. So I&#39;ve figured something more stiff than not, but not maximum stiffness.</p>

<p>I just bought RIDE 2022 Deadbolt Zonal (9.5M US) (Flex 7) snowboarding boots today.</p>

<p>I&#39;m eyeing this snowboard - practically sold on it, the reviews are great and it is an all purpose board that was recommended for intermediate boarders: <a href="https://neversummer.com/products/mens-snowtrooper-snowboard">https://neversummer.com/products/mens-snowtrooper-snowboard</a></p>

<p>Which bindings should I be considering for this board? I know significantly less about bindings, I just understand you have stiffness levels of bindings as well. I was planning to buy whatever is on sale at the ski shop right now, but I&#39;m worried I&#39;ll be buying a higher end board and then get crappy bindings that start to defeat the purpose.</p>

<p>I already have snow pants, goggles. gloves, and am buying a helmet soon (whatever is on sale)</p>

<p>Addendum: I reside in the PNW and will primarily board there.</p>

<p>EDIT: I really liked the never summer, I think a big part of it is the graphic lol. But there is too many people telling me that is a mistake. Really torn here tbh, but I think I&#39;ll just have to find another cool board from the recommendations here. I&#39;d really hate to make a mistake with my first snowboard purchase.</p>
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