This is a brand new version of a popular Black Crows ski, accessible and more sensual than before. Its freestyle heritage and reasonable width make it an all-terrain ski that holds its edge well for carvers, and is easy to steer to suit all styles. This new version is more incisive but also more playful, a pleasure to enjoy all winter in all conditions.
'The new Captis is kind of aimed for kinda all-mountain freestyle skiing. It’s more poppy and playful than the old one but still a kinda directional ski. The nose is softer, which is good for doing nosebutters, but it’s got a nice stable tail for landings. I really enjoyed my time on them shooting for Board The Captis Train and I skied them as my park ski for the rest of the season. It’s probably the closest to a park ski in the Black Crows line but it still skis super well outside the park any day it isn’t deep.” - Remco Kayser
'The new Captis is kind of aimed for kinda all-mountain freestyle skiing. It’s more poppy and playful than the old one but still a kinda directional ski. The nose is softer, which is good for doing nosebutters, but it’s got a nice stable tail for landings. I really enjoyed my time on them shooting for Board The Captis Train and I skied them as my park ski for the rest of the season. It’s probably the closest to a park ski in the Black Crows line but it still skis super well outside the park any day it isn’t deep.” - Remco Kayser
