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J0_Zehp wrote: Sun Feb 23, 2025 7:17 am My son is really into freestyling since two years, actually on a DOA 152 but in anticipation of his growth, he will surely change his board next season
He like to shred and hit on jumps Large / XL and boxes and rails
What would you Capita connoisseurs recommend ?
Twin resort,ultra fear, outsider ,dark horse or indoor survival ?
Thank you for feedbacks

Absolutely OUTSIDERS!

Yeah Darkorse is a more affordable version of the Outsider ,maybe more snappy Hassan ?

What do you think about the Twin resort overall ?

Next Sunday we have a demo, he’s gonna try also

Dark horse has extruded base so definetly outsiders

Resort twin is softer, and has reverse in the tips. Definitely more versatile for all mountain riding. Also way more similar to the doa, noticeably different but not a whole different ballpark like the outsiders. It’s also sorts wide; what size is his foot?

Msteff wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2025 8:43 am Resort twin is softer, and has reverse in the tips. Definitely more versatile for all mountain riding. Also way more similar to the doa, noticeably different but not a whole different ballpark like the outsiders. It’s also sorts wide; what size is his foot?

He’s size 9

Msteff wrote: Mon Feb 24, 2025 8:43 am Resort twin is softer, and has reverse in the tips. Definitely more versatile for all mountain riding. Also way more similar to the doa, noticeably different but not a whole different ballpark like the outsiders. It’s also sorts wide; what size is his foot?

Resort Twin isn't actually much wider, just has the Death Grip right in the middle that adds an extra mm or two per side to the width.

Have outsiders 56 and thinking about getting a 56 doa to replace it, has anybody tried both of them? Is the doa much softer than outsiders

I’ve ridden both a lot. They are both fun but my preference by far between the two is the outsiders. It’s just more lively and I prefer the sidecut and snap. The doa might be a bit more versatile given it’s a bit softer (especially torsionally) and has the camber to flat to reverse profile which makes jibbing a little more approachable (not at all my specialty) but if you’re used to the outsiders you should be fine.

Guess another outsider it is

Blessed420 wrote: Wed Mar 05, 2025 7:34 am Have outsiders 56 and thinking about getting a 56 doa to replace it, has anybody tried both of them? Is the doa much softer than outsiders

DOA feels quite a bit softer than Outsiders. Outsiders is also very snappy compared to DOA. Both great boards. Then there is Indoor Soft, Snappy and fun all round.