Capita Horrorscope FK - 2011

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

Everything about the Horrorscope FK screams bendy jib stick. From the minimal 420 glass which has 50 gram weight glass at 90 degrees to the board length, to the pressure bonded wood composite core and the Urban FK rockered nose and tail; the Horrorscope is designed to push through the most angular kinks and press on the roughest concrete ledges.

Manufacturer's Description:

The Horrorscope FK was born as a late release limited edition board and is now one of the most sought after boards in snowboarding. Featuring pre-loaded positioning for expert level jibbers, and easy turnin’, mindless ‘shreddin’ for those intermediate riders that want to expedite the learning curve. The demand was so strong we made multiple production runs and still sold out before a single chairlift opened in North America. Transworld SNOWboarding Magazine’s 2010 test results held the Horrorscope FK as the #3 men’s board in the world under $400, while it beat nine of the top ten boards on price. For 2010, we’ve responded to overwhelming demand by adding three more key sizes. The Horrorscope FK takes no effort! Stable at high speeds! Perfect for hangovers! Jib like a mad man!

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Year: 2011

Available Lengths (cm):
147, 149, 151, 153, 155, 157, 151W, 155W

Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

WDT Engineered Jib core
Pre-Cured 420 Fibreglass
Extruded base
True Twin Shape
Urban FK profile
3/10 flex rating

User Reviews

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Mike on November 28, 2010 at 09:54 PM

How will this hAndle jumps? Pipe? Powder?

Rich Ewbank on November 29, 2010 at 07:43 AM

I think as long as the jumps you plan to hit are small, you’ll have no problems on the horrorscope. Pipe and powder… no way hosay. The Shayboarder reviewed this years Horrorscope it’s worth checking out her review before you invest.

EXDS on March 30, 2011 at 08:18 PM

How’s the FK for spinning on the nose and tail compared to scooped nose/tail or TBT?

Is it also good for ollies/nollies?

matt on October 07, 2011 at 06:48 PM

this is a response to riding pow…IT RIDES POWDER EXCEPTIONALLY!!!

I rocked this deck for 2 years. All though it is useless for cliffs or big anything I rocked it in the back country every time I went. I rode Tryst Chutes on a 3.5 ft pow day down 50 degree chutes and the float was unmatched cause of the super soft slightly reversed camber. Great for jibs to..shitty for jumps, cliffs, or anything you need something stiff underfoot. I will say this board made me super lazy and its been hard going back to a “real” snowboard