Description
The Capita Kazu Kokubo Pro Mens Snowboard is Kazu’s signature freeride board, a directional all-mountain charger with a compact chassis, a powder nose, and a slightly tapered tail. Built for big mountain freestylers who want a board that handles side-country pow mornings and resort laps after the secret stash is tracked, the Kazu Pro is fast and remarkably maneuverable for a freeride board.
Key Features
- Directional Twin shape with 0.8 inch setback, a powder nose, and tapered tail for float on the way in and quick exits on the way out
- Hybrid camber profile balances hardpack edge hold underfoot with float in fresh snow
- Panda Hover Core with CarbonFlax Amplifiers and HolySheet Tri/Bi fiberglass for a lightweight, poppy ride
- HyperDrive ADV XT sintered base with factory Moonshot Omni-Tune ready out of the bag
- Compact chassis built for the freestyle-influenced freerider who hunts side hits in steep terrain
Our team has ridden the Capita lineup at Boyne Test Fest and the Kazu Pro is one of the most versatile freeride boards in the catalog. Pair it with bindings in a snowboard package and we will get everything mounted before you leave. Find the Capita Kazu Kokubo Pro Mens Snowboard at Aspen Ski and Board on Polaris Parkway in Northern Columbus, Ohio. Call 614-848-6600 for snowboard package pricing.
Want this board in a package? It’s also available as a complete package with free binding installation:
- Capita Kazu Kokubo Pro Mens Snowboard 2027 with Falcor Bindings Snowboard Package
- Capita Kazu Kokubo Pro Mens Snowboard 2027 with Force Team Bindings Snowboard Package
Snowboard Sizing Guide
How to Choose a Snowboard Length
A general starting point: stand a board on its tail and it should reach somewhere between your chin and nose. Longer boards are more stable at speed; shorter boards are easier to turn and better for park. Your weight matters more than your height – heavier riders should size up. Call us at (614) 848-6600 and our snowboard staff will help you narrow it down.
Board Shape Explained
All-mountain boards handle groomed runs and some powder. True twin boards are ideal for park and riding switch. Directional boards have a stiffer tail and softer nose for powder and freeride. Ask us which shape fits your style.
Build a Full Setup
Buying a board alone? Call (614) 848-6600 and we’ll put together a complete board, boots, and bindings package at our best in-store pricing. Shop all snowboard equipment.
