CAPITA ARTEMIS

Tech Specs

Price: $679.95

Size Options: 144, 147, 150, 153, 156

Flex: Medium/Stiff

Profile: Rocker/Camber/Rocker

Shape: Directional

Sizing: Rides true to size

Performance Review

First Impression. Right out of the gate, the Artemis felt playful yet stable. Interestingly, it felt stiffer during a hand-flex test than it did on snow. Underfoot, it proved to be smooth, approachable, and fun from the very first drop-in.

Edge Hold. While it required a bit of extra attention on early-morning ice, it became much more reliable as the sun came out. It holds its own at high speeds and maintains a consistent grip on both toe and heelside turns that allows you to ride with confidence.

Edge Transition. The Artemis is remarkably easy to engage that makes moving from edge to edge feel effortless. Even though it features a slightly directional setback, it rode surprisingly well switch, proving itself to be highly adaptable.

Drive // Pop. This board has great energy. It offers solid pop for jumps and side hits, giving back plenty of power when you load it up. It feels “lively” rather than damp, encouraging you to stay active and look for every little transition or hit on the trail.

Nimbleness & Predictability. The Artemis is a high-performer that stays playful without ever feeling too loose. It is predictable enough to trust right off the bat, regardless of the terrain.

Stability at Speed. Stability is a strong suit here. It holds up well at speed and manages to stay composed through chundery spring snow and variable conditions.

Fun Factor. This board is an absolute blast. Its greatest strength is its sheer versatility—it handled everything from jumps and rails to carving with total ease.

The Deep Dive

Overall Impression. A near-perfect 9/10 for versatility. It’s the kind of board that makes you want to stay out for “just one more lap” because it makes every part of the mountain enjoyable. It truly shines in softer conditions and although I didn’t get it into deep powder, the shape and setback suggest it would crush it on a pow day.

Who is this board for? Intermediate to advanced riders who wants one board to do it all without having to think twice about the conditions.

Who is it NOT for? Riders who want a very specific, ultra-stiff freeride plank or those seeking a dedicated, soft-flexing beginner-only board.