Capita Mid Life - 2010

Quick
stats: Recommended for park riding.

The Mid Life definitely has a unique selling point… it’s the only subtle graphic in the Capita line-up. Under the modest (but still on the eerie / dark side) exterior Capita have crammed in their Epoxy glass weave and Carbon fibre reinforcement to create a lightweight and poppy board for throwing down in the park and on backcountry booters.

Manufacturer's Description:

The Mid Life Photo series provides a true twin freestyle experience with an overall wider frame, slightly deeper sidecut, more pronounced shoulders, and distinctive tip and tail shapes. Designed and ridden by CAPiTA’s own, Mr. TJ Schneider.

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Year: 2010

Available Lengths (cm):
151, 155, 158

Riding Style:
Freestyle/Park

Specifications:

DS SELECT Core (Beech / Poplar)
Custom Weave – E Class Fiberglass Configuration
Wax Infused Sintered WTR Speed Base
Die-Cut / Screened Two Part Base Graphics
Gloss/Matte Sublimated Topsheet Graphics
CFS Carbon Fiber Reinforcements
360 Degree Steel Edges
Aluminum Logo Base Inlay
4x2 Inserts

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Capita Sucks on May 09, 2011 at 01:39 AM

Capita does suck! They don’t honer their warranties. I had a 2010 Capita Mid Life 155 that delaminated. The damage was pretty extensive. Part of the die cut_Capita logo peeled off the base and the wood core broke apart. It was a board defect. Capita denied my claim and said that the damage was caused by an impact implying that I hit a rock. Which is complete bullshit there weren’t even scratches on the bottom of my boar