CAPiTA DOA Snowboard | Real Time Reviews
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2022
- Whitelines Real Time Reviews: CAPiTA D.O.A
Snowboard: CAPiTA DOA
Rider: Stef Zeestraten
Resort: Cardrona, NZ
Two runs, one snowboard, zero scripts! Welcome to the Whitelines Real Time Reviews with Ed Leigh, where we take a look at some of the most popular snowboards on the market and test them out in real-time.
In this episode, Ed's handing over a long-standing team and fan favourite to one of New Zealand's finest riders - Stef Zeestraten. The CAPiTA DOA is a true modern day all-mountain maverick, the fabled ‘one board quiver’. Take a look at how he gets on...
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Wow, a review that cuts through the hype, and kinda discusses the nuances of the hype. The thinkers review. I like it
Pros: lightweight enough that you can pick it up and use it on decks and walkways ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxoHYZbq5g9fkcAtinlTqstNlje-UQkCHN Powerful motor throws snow 10 to 25 feet. Very maneuverable because it’s lightweight. Also the light weight reduces fatigue and back pain. Cons: probably won’t work well in very heavy or wet snow. For example what snow plow left behind. As you can see from the photo it will blow up to about 12 inches tall. I recommend when you are blowing long stretches that you overlap a bit, So the motor can throw the snow far enough. I have a two car driveway about 60 feet deep. It’s the perfect tool for my needs. If I get over 12 inches or really heavy snow I’ll pay my son to come over and do it.
Pretty spot on and really enjoy the review format! Owned both a 2021 and a 2016 version and the 2021 is noticeably more friendly.
Great, honest review
It’s rare to see a legit review like this and I’m so glad that such content is appearing. As for the board: would sizing up to 158 or 157w make it feel more stiff and stable at speeds?
Thanks for the feedback. You probably only want to go for the 157W if you're riding a boot above a US 10.5. If you're really wanting to spec up the speed and stiffness, take a look at the Super DOA.
The only guy that has ever said the DOA has a "lack of pop".
Bro sounds like he is just used to riding a stiff traditional camber board
I feel like boards are getting collectively softer. What would be a flex 5 about 5 years ago is now a flex 7 or smthn.
Hello guys.. I like tha burton process or capita doa 2023 model…which is more stiff board and aggressive??
@2:00 The answere is Super D.O.A.
Great review! Which board is more stable on high speeds and has more aggressive nature - the doa or the Salomon assassin?
In my opinion the assassin would hold up better at speed but both were soft at high speed , if you want more speed friendly the look into the assassin pro or the super doa .
@@stefzeestraten5912 hey stef, do you detune your boards at all or just rip rails and jumps with a factory sharp edge? Cheers.
Most board come factory detuned. I rip straight into rails from day one, but i do detune the tip and tail outside effective edge to makesure i dont catch as quick when doing butter tricks. Hope that helps@@whothat4684
Older doa have more stiffness,easier for jumps .Bring back OG DOA
You can tell this guy riding it has expert level skills but seems like this board is not for expert level riders
Hi, I bought a Capita Doa 154 i'm 8.5us boots, 67kg and
172cm
Is it too long for me?
Not at all.
im 170cm 75kg and i have the board too in 154 i think you are good