Capita Micro Mini 2021

The Micro Mini is the perfect board for kids getting their first experiences in the snowboarding game. Featuring a unique convex shape with edges that are raised off the snow, smaller riders (and their parents) won’t have to worry about catching an edge—keep-ing kids stoked and progressing for years to come. For 2020 the Micro Mini has been upgraded with a newly developed 45-degree Micro Glass™ which makes for a uniquely lightweight board with a flex relative to small rider weights. This vital configuration detail allows for the most ideal turning—and learning—experiences.

Board Type: The young and the restless - Perfect board for kids that want to learn to snowboard.

Camber Type: Park Mini Profile

Flat camber beginning inside each insert, with rocker beyond. This creates a stable platform between the feet, with a controlled, catch free feeling in the tip and tail.

Flex: 3/10 (1=soft, 10=stiff)

This board features a soft, forgiving flex designed to progress. 

Shape: True Twin

Constructed the same from nose to tail, this board will ride switch and regular equally well for controlled jumps, landings, turns, and spins.

Radial

A Radial sidecut is a single radius design that allows your board to start and finish a turn on the same arc.

Core: Poplar Core

The Poplar Core is made from poppy Poplar that provides consistent, easy, predictable flex while maintaining strength and forgiveness.

+45/-45 Micro-Glass & Magic Bean Resin - Biaxial top with proprietary bottom laminate maintains proper flex in shorter sizes, and is impregnated with high performance, environmentally responsible, plant based resin.

Base: XXXTruded

This base is extruded under high pressure, resulting in an extremely hard, durable surface. Performance that can stand up to some punishment.

Additional Features 

• PAM 16000 topsheet 
• Die-cut base
• 360 degree HRC48 steel edges
• Full ABS1000 sidewalls
• Stainless steel 4x4 inserts  

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• Do you want to know more about the different types of snowboards? Check our snowboard guide here.
• Do you want to know more about the different types of Snowboard Bindings? Check out our guide here.
• Do you want to know more about the Snowboard boots? Check our Snowboard Boot fitting guide here.
• Do you want to know where the Capita Snowboards are made? Read the blog about our visit to the Capita Factory "The Mothership" here.