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kimchi wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 12:57 pm

Blessed420 wrote: ↑Sat Jan 28, 2023 11:57 pm anybody have any ideas for how much that new capita aeronaut is gonna cost?

Haven't gotten a clear answer on this yet, but my guess would be $650-ish. Same price point as the Kazu.

$649 USD for the Aeronaut.

Appropriation of Japanese art in snowboarding rubs me the wrong way, too. Even Kazu’s hardgoods from Capita and Union kinda have me feeling a bit weird about the Japan-esque fonts. Had those UCH Atlases from a couple seasons back and unloaded them because I couldn’t really get past it. Maybe I’m ju...

How bout that... https://wetransfer.com/downloads/f9694ca747518ec242914d0cd6846fcc20230103101034/bdcbe3a24fd82225c669571d9d1d06c520230103101057/4e44ce Thanks for this, dude! Random thoughts: Powder Racer graphic is sick. Everyone needs to try that board, it's one of my favorites. Outerspace Living ...

J0_Zehp wrote: ↑Tue Jan 03, 2023 4:06 am Thank you
Is the Resort Twin the model from Blaise ?

No. Blaise has a color up on the Pow Racer. The Resort Twin is the answer to an in-bounds Powder Twin. It's like an Indoor but with a little different layup and a more forgiving camber profile.

[/quote] Kazu's board still has his name. Just a camber change. Arthur and Torstein have a new board series coming into the line called the Aeronaut. Directional, setback, progressive sidecut, and lots of camber. [/quote] Stoked you're here Johan. Any changes/updates to the park board lineup that yo...

Kazu camber profile changing next year, same shape, but will have the Outerspace camber profile. And not named Kazu anymore? Heard they will stop with the Kazu pro model and make one for Arthur Longo? Kazu's board still has his name. Just a camber change. Arthur and Torstein have a new board series...