The 2021 Capita Outerspace Living Snowboard Review
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“..If you wanna olli the fat skier family that just fell over..” Lol love to content! Please keep making more videos
Love this board. I’m still riding the 2017 model and plan to get another one as soon as it can’t handle being the rock board anymore. I also think it’s an underrated board, especially in powder. This board is super fun in the trees and powder and for side hits. OSL for the win.
I’ve got the 2018-2019 Outerspace Living and there hasn’t been anything I couldn’t do on it. It’s playful enough to run through the park and sturdy enough to do some carving/jumps. I’d totally agree that it doesn’t have one area of expertise, but it does everything well. I havent regretted my purchase for a second (and I got it for $300 so that’s a plus).
Should I buy this board brand new in the plastic for 300$?
@@otrbron5936 I love mine so I would say yes. Great all mountain board. Doesn't specialize in anything but doesn't lack in anything either. Good pop and stiff enough to dig some trenches
Hi Angry! This, the Capita Doa or the Lib Tec Box Knife. Intermediate east coast rider. For all-mountain, buttering, small jump, trees and side hits. Thank you so much :)
Either will work for you but the Box Knife has better edge tech for gripping on ice.
what would be good bindings to pair with this ?
Hi, Angry! Thank you for your reviews, they are awesome and one of the most informative))
Please, tell us, if you are going to make a review of the new Capita Navigator?
Maybe? Who fucking knows resorts aren't open yet to ride stuff.
love this review very straight forward and to the chase, do you think itll be a decent board for me? Ive snowboarded since I was 12 but only once a year on vacations, just moved to steamboat for my first full season
Sure, go swing into Powder Tools and have Carl sell you one.
looking at upgrading from burton ripcord to this? im assuming this would outperform that in every way besides maybe pow?
This board will crush that thing across the board. More pop, better edge hold, just a better all arounder.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks! Now all I have to do is figure out new boots and bindings. My ripcord has the burton custom bindings and I have some pretty soft boots. I always try to tighten the boots and bindings as much as I can because I like instant responsiveness and precision and control. Would that mean stiff boots and bindings would help with that? Because most freestyle riders tell me you want soft boots and loose soft playful bindings too. Can you clarify that more for me? I try to have my stuff tightened down when I do any freestyle stuff because I want to be in control. Just like for skateboarding I like tighter fitting shoes versus loose shoes that’ll fly off when doing flip tricks
A lot of what you want falls into the personal preference category. But with that said I think you might actually be in boots that are too big for you and you're not getting the most optimal fit from them. This makes you compensate with cranking the bindings down and over tightening. I'd look at the Boot Fitting 101 series and see if the videos there can get you a bit more dialed in.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks. ill check them out
Wandered into Cardronas shop this morning to check spring sales. What do you know heres this board in 157w 30% off. Had to have it. I really like it so far
Just put my order in for one today 💯 🔥
Jones frontier or outer space living? For all mountain just riding groomers maybe a few side hits some carves etc.
Comparing this to the DOA which should I get if I'm spending more time outside the park then in it? Prob worth mentioning I'm not a super aggressive rider
Outerspace Living for sure.
Just picked up the Capita Paradise (women’s equivalent of the Outerspace) super excited to try it!!
Yo Angry, just found your content tonight and love it. Have watched 5 of your reviews already. I'm thinking about buying the Outerspace Living as my first snowboard (coming from skiing, where I am advanced/expert). I am a beginner, 5'11" and weigh 150 pounds, size 10 boot. What size and bindings would you recommend?
I wouldn't necessarily recommend this for a beginner. But you'll want something in a 52 to 55, get yourself some K2 lineups, Ride C 6's, or Rome Vices.
I've been on the old indoor fk and want something slightly more aggressive with the similar profile, more camber under foot, seems like OL is exactly that.
Love your content Angry, what do you think of this as a first board? I’ve been riding 6-7 times on rentals and am not a beginner (comfortable linking turns etc) but also not sure if I’m intermediate
It's a good board to progress on.
just picked this up with some stratas 🔥
Great review Angry Snowboarder !!
I'am still a beginner even if i went sometimes to ski. I'm looking for an all mountain board to progress in.
i don't do any jumps yet and most of the time i'm on "track" ( I personally prefer a manovrable board then high speed , so i was thinking 56 or 58)
I'm 6.1 (185cm) 170lbs (76kg) with 10us (43.5) boots.
Which size do you recommend ??
thanks a lot
56
Hey angry should I get this or the doa gonna be in the park mostly but still all Mountain
DOA.
Hey I was looking at this or the burton process I’m a good snowboarder I like hit the park 15ft is prob my push it size gap I like to process I def want to progress not just big mountain riding as I don’t have a ton of access but park stuff. Thoughts suggestions
15 feet is kind of small so a Process seems overkill, I'd go with this.
Hi Angry, I cant choose one of them between doa and this board for a while. I've just started to do s turns on this season and I enjoy both s turns and powder. I guess I will try to ride on snowparks after 2 years :) So for my style, which one is better for me? I'M 188cm and 92kg and my foot size is 44 (eur) . By the way please feel free to recommend another brand or model to me. :) Thank you for your support
This out of those two for sure. I'd check the Yes Basic or K2 Raygun/Raygun Pop as well.
What size would you recommend for a 6'0'' 140lb rider. I like to do all mountain and am somewhat aggressive; I like to go fast every once in a while.
I'd do the 54 since you like to charge and are aggressive.
Angry Snowboarder thanks man! Love the review
Are there any differences between this and last year’s model?
Yo! I'm between this board and the Salomon Craft. I'm lower intermediate and only board a few times a year. I try to do a little bit of everything, but mostly groomed trails. Thoughts?
Dealers choice.
Would you take this over the doa? Looks like the last couple of season captia been trying to improve this board a lot
Sorry got this board mixed up with the indoor
Hey Angry, the board size you showed is 156cm?
has this board changed at all from the previous couple of years?
Not really.
Looking for a board to really progress my freestyle riding, NY mountain conditions. 5.6, 10.5 boot, 148 lbs. This in a 155W a good option? If not, can you recommend something else for a ice coast freestyle progression. k2 party platter is my only board and love it for all mountain riding butt want something even more freestyle focused and maneuverable . Thanks for the content
You good.
What bindings would you suggest with this board for someone who prioritizes comfort and isn’t really pushing any aspect of riding. My buddy’s a old 30 haha thanks
Jones Meteorite.
I'm a beginner.Any suggestions for bindings best for this board?
Rome Vice, Burton Malavita, Union Force, Ride A or C 6's.
Just bought this board? Can it do get it done in urban snowboarding. Like jibing long handrails, going off of roofs, and to ollie fences?
Can you do those things? Yes? There's your answer congratulations! Oh but you answered no? Well then guess you have to learn how to do those things. Time to go forth and snowboard.
Hey Angry. I'm thinking of picking up this board for next season. Finally got back on the mountain after a 5 year hiatus. Riding Eastern WA and North ID. I'm an intermediate rider with 4 years of doing the weekend warrior thing but Finally get to shred on the regular. All my gear is a decade old and want something new to progress with in the park and freestyle. Any recommendations on bindings and boots? P.s. 30 years old 150lbs 6ft. Size 10.5 boot.
Thanks for all the info and love the channel!
Ps.ps. It feels like my shitbox 2010 burton is holding me back. Had a season pass at 49N the first season I started riding. Put in a 5-6 day/week winter that year. Even towards the end of that season I felt it was letting me down.
The best boot is the one that fits your foot and fits your needs. Grab this deck and a set of Rome Vice bindings and go shred.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks dude! Using your links and shop. Recommending you to the guys I know out here too. My burton invaders are old but fit and broke in. Probably just use them until they wear out. Gonna get new insoles though. One of the two you recommend in a video. Keep up the great content.
How does this board compare to the Yes Basic and where does it differ? Seems like they are very similar?
It's a step above the Basic.
Hi angry, I just got this board today. Can you tell me if my union flight pros are a good combo. I got them 2-3 years ago.
They’ll work.
sup man, I was planning on getting this board! Your review definitely helped with that. I was wondering what size do you think I should I get..? I'm 5'9, 175 pounds with size 9.5 boots and medium bindings
What do you want it primarily for?
@@AngrySnowboarder honestly for just riding down the groomers, possibly getting into freestyle but I'm more of a mellow kinda rider
@@jaimealvarado5383 54 or whatever size is around that.
Salomon Craft or Capita OSL? What are the key differences? Which is more for park?
Craft is more park. Sidecut tech, core profile, and camber are the biggest differences.
You sold me on this board. I’m 5’8, 145 pounds, size 9 boot. What’s your recommendation for board size?
52.
Hey Angry, great channel, realy informative videos. I have a question, I'm a beginner, had about 5 days on the mountain in Japan, can link turns and heel and to slide (some powder off piste and groomed runs). I want a RCR board for when i go to new zealand in june. Would this outerspace living be too hard for a beginner and should i get a Salomon sight instead. Or if you can recommend another with RCR profile (I want the camber pop and catch free rocker edges). Cheers.
It'll work just keep working on your turns and building those fundamentals up.
@@AngrySnowboarder cheers, will work on fundamentals for sure. So this board defs isn’t too hard to ride for my skill level? I just was wondering if I’m better off with a Salomon or something more beginner focused. But I do like the design and also ability to grow into a capita more I guess.
You'll have a definite learning curve with it but something like the Sight you'll just outgrow and then need to upgrade so we're kind of future proofing you here.
Is it more aggressive and stiff than Salomon assassin? and Rome Agent? Thanks
No.
Great reviews! just pressed subscribe :-)
I am 189cm (6`2) 85 kg (187 lps) boots 43,5 to 44 (US 10.5) and returning to the mountain after some years away :-). I like to practice butters, jib and hit the powder. I dont go super fast or heavy carving,
What size would you recomend?
I am also looking at Nitro Cinema because I think the Team models will be too stiff. Any thoughts?
You don't want the Cinema for what you're describing this is the board for you. At that weight get something in the 157 range and go ride.
@@AngrySnowboarder wow 157 I would never had gone so small haha. As I said I have been away. I have found one, thanks!
would love to see a comparison of Capita OSL and Bataleon Evil Twin
Then go watch the Bataleon ET review.
@@AngrySnowboarder watched it already, just seems like both these boards can tackle anything thrown at them. definitely my top 2 picks for my budget
hey angry snowboarder, I am 5'7" and 170 pounds, which size should i be looking for? boot size 9
More freestyle go with the 52 or whatever it is, more all mountain go with the 54.
Can we expect a review of the new mercury? Or has it not changed much since the last review you did? My 18/19 mercury is my favorite board.
Maybe>
Ive got a 20 mercury. Its fucken sick
I'm 6 feet, 78kg and wear a size 10 boot. Do you think a 160 board fit me?
Should.
you think my toe or heel will drag in a 152. I'm a size 10 boot. I like smaller boards to play around in but I'm not sure if ill get drag in this
I weigh 155-60 lbs and am 5'9 btw
Yes.
Is this good as a first board for a beginner (greens are easy, blues are fine/manageable, and blacks I heel slide through the steepest parts). I’m seriously considering this board bc I don’t want a super beginner board that I’ll quickly outgrow. Okay, okay, I admit I also seriously love the graphics on this one. Does Angry Snowboarder approve of me getting this as my first non-rental ride?
No.
@@AngrySnowboarder Thanks (truly). What about Gnu Carbon Credit for me? That was the more beginner one I was also strongly considering.
That board sucks. Check out something like a K2 Raygun or Rome Gangplank
@@AngrySnowboarder Again, thanks. I’m checking those out now. If you’re willing to give me one more response ... thoughts on Arbor Foundation or Formula (or even Element) for me?
@@AngrySnowboarder I ended up getting the YES Basic with Union Force bindings. I appreciate your input, videos, and written reviews. Keep up the good work. And quit being so angry lol. Cheers.
Yo Avran love the content. On the fence btw Outer space and Mercury. Prioritize powder and trees maneuverability, not really park. Int/adv 6’ 160lb. Size 10. So between 155:57. Thoughts?
57 since you prioritize freeriding. Mercury for sure as it'll be just a bit beefier and let you do what you want.
@@AngrySnowboarder thanks for the quick response. You the man
would you recommend this for beginner but dont want a beginner board and can learn fast? and what size should i go. 5'7 160lbs 9.5 shoes size..ty
Maybe and get the 52.
@@AngrySnowboarder maybe? if you can recommend a board that i can learn on and grow on it.from beginner-intermediate.which is your go to board? and i realized after measuring my feet. its 25cm which is 7 or 7.5.whats board and size pls?just want to get the board before jan16.
@@Zild3jian Are you a fully functioning adult that knows how to make a decision? Yes? Good then make one. No? Well time to sack up and make a decision there guy.
@@AngrySnowboarder haha.oki.lib tech it is.
Hey angry snowboarder! Right now I have a capita pathfinder 157 and someone wants to trade me their outer space living 156 for it. Do you think it’s worth it? I know this board will be better for all mountain, but I’m worried it’s too small. I’m 6 foot 1 190lb 11.5 boot.
It's kind of a lateral move.
In general, or the size?
Both.
Okay thank you!
I’m fighting between this and the indoor survival. What would you recommend for an intermediate rider who likes to just cruise around park but also bomb hills and occasionally hit up the park for some small to medium features? Also I am 6’2” 175
Either.
I'm looking at the same 2 boards and can't make my mind up...did you go for one of them in the end?
This or the burton process fly V?
Fuck flying v.
@@AngrySnowboarder fly V NO good then? my buddy keeps telling me to get it- wish i could try them both out
@@dsd-downshiftdave8056 Your friend doesn't know how to snowboard. Get this board you will be immensely happier and a better rider for buying it.
Jones MT or Capita OL?
Definitely.
@@AngrySnowboarder U always answer quick man and thank you for that. I love your videos. But this time i find the answer to be a bit cryptic 😁. By definitely u mean outerspace?
Perhaps.
@@AngrySnowboarder u r trolling me i 5hink. But u gave me a good laugh 🤣.
@@krohner5190 maybe, maybe not. You will never know.