Capita · Ski & Snowboard
Spring Break Resort Twin Snowboard - 2026

CA$566.95
CA$809.93Save CA$242.99 (30%)
Crossed-out price is the retailer's listed price.
at Backcountry
Price checked Nov 3, 2026
Price tracked since Nov 3
Is this a good deal?
- The current price took effect within the last day.
- Across the 100 Ski & Snowboard deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 50%. This deal’s 30% off is below that mark.
Based on prices we’ve recorded from Backcountry since November 2026, refreshed several times daily.
About this product
The Capita Spring Break Resort Twin Snowboard (2026) is a park-ready freestyle package built around a true twin shape that rides switch as naturally as it does forward, making it well suited for intermediate to advanced riders who blend park laps with full resort days. The Resort V2 camber profile delivers a combination of pop, edge hold, and float across groomed runs and side hits alike. Construction centers on a Meta Core with beech stringers for a light, snappy feel, reinforced by Holysheet fiberglass with Magic Bean resin for responsive strength. Carbon V-Tech Amplifiers add energy transfer and all-mountain response, while a Powder Drive base provides consistent glide with low maintenance demands. A medium flex keeps the ride playful without being punishing. The package includes an STR binding with a forgiving flex suited to progressing riders, EXT EVA bushings to smooth out chatter between park laps, and an Aura OG BOA boot for quick, comfortable all-day fit. Available in a 156 cm size.
- Category
- Ski & Snowboard
- Brand
- Capita
- Color
- Misc
- Size
- [152cm] 1180mm, [154cm] 1200mm, [155cm wide] 1210mm, [156cm] 1220mm, [158cm] 1240mm, [158cm wide] 1240mm, [160cm] 1260mm
- Base
- Powder Drive (sintruded)
- Core
- Meta
- Flex
- medium (5 out of 10 on CAPiTA's scale)
- Mount
- 2 x 4
- Shape
- twin
- Length
- 152cm, 154cm, 155cm wide, 156cm, 158cm, 158cm wide, 160cm
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Capita Spring Break Resort Twin for its light, poppy, and playful ride character, with strong marks for switch performance, park versatility, and easy turn initiation thanks to its true twin shape and hybrid camber profile. Edge hold on groomed and icy terrain earns repeated compliments, and the board is widely regarded as an excellent all-mountain freestyle option that balances press-ability with enough stability for moderate speeds. The most common criticism is that the board bucks and chatters noticeably in soft, uneven, or slushy snow, which can catch riders off guard. Some note it is not the most damp ride, and heavier or more aggressive riders may find it less composed at high speeds. Overall, it scores well as a fun, accessible daily driver for resort and park use.
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