Capita Mercury Snowboard Review

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Description: Capita Mercury
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TJ's Snowboard Gear
Union Falcor Binding: https://goo.gl/hRPwp2
Adidas Boots: https://goo.gl/CmZtTd
Smith Goggles: https://goo.gl/AsWGLh
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Kevin's Gear
Orca Snowboard: http://bit.ly/2zxbAeH
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Oakley Goggles: http://bit.ly/2S5Ecn3
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The Capita Mercury is a snowboard that is ready to rip anywhere, anytime, and Jackson Hole provided some excellent conditions to test this one out. We found technical big mountain lines in Corbet's Couloir, smooth powder, rock drops, and tree lines while exploring throughout the day. The Mercury features a directional twin shape, slight setback, camrock camber profile, and medium stiff flex; this offers solid performance in a wide variety of conditions with minimal compromise. The versatility of this snowboard stood out to me, as well as its very fast base, and significant amounts of stability. While this isn't a powder specific snowboard it will be manageable in powder if you set the stance back, and will also work well in the terrain park although I would say it leans towards the jump side of the spectrum when it comes to freestyle riding. Overall I was very impressed with the performance of the Mercury and would recommend it to more advanced riders interested in this style of snowboard. Let us know what you think of the Capita Mercury snowboard in the comments, thanks for watching.