Capita Kids’ Micro Mini Snowboard 2024

An advancement tool for the mini-shreds learning to ride. The Micro Mini is the perfect board for kids getting their first experience in the snowboarding game. Redesigned from the ground up, this new series features a new shape and sidecut to enhance the learning curve for young guns and new riders. With a target age range from 2 years old on the 80, and upward of 8 years old on the 110, these are great learning boards when the length of the board reflects a range approximately between the distance from the floor to the rider’s chin and brow. The FSC® Certified Select 2.0 Core™ and Micro-Glass configuration provides a uniquely lightweight board with a flex relative to smaller rider weights. New EVA Topsheet Pads surround the insert packs for a comfortable binding to board feel underfoot, making the all-new Micro Mini design an ideal turning and learning experience.

Profile: Reverse Camber
Terrain: All Mountain
Response: Playful

Features:

• PAM16000™ Topsheet
• Die-cut Base
• 360 Degree HRC48 Steel Edges
• Full ABS1000 Sidewalls
• Stainless Steel 4 x 2 Inserts

Profile: Park Mini (Reverse Camber)

Rockered and beveled for catch free riding.

        

Shape: Twin

A completely symmetrical shape, which thrives in a variety of freestyle situations. At the core of its design, the twin shape features an identical nose and tail shape, which provides an identical feel and predictable maneuverability whether riding regular or switch. Although originally developed with park riders in mind, twin shapes have also grown to be embraced by many all-mountain riders that like to bring a skateboard style riding out of the park and onto the entire mountain.

Flex: 3.0 (Scale 1 – 10)

Forgiving, easy to learn and progress on.

Base: Extruded

If there’s one thing we know about kids and groms, it’s that they can be hard on their gear and they’re never going to wax their snowboard. The XXX[TRUDED] base material is a high density extruded base material that is durable and low maintenance. The relative surface strength equals a base that will last longer and be more durable when jibbing and ripping around the mountain.