CAPITA · Darkhorse 154 Austin Vizz LTD
Darkhorse 154 Austin Vizz LTD
25/26 season
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25/26 season review
A new twin tip for 2025/26 that delivers strong pop and stability in park and all-mountain riding through a camber-flat hybrid profile and Carbon Aramid Boosters. It's an outstanding option when intermediate and advanced riders want to spend all day in the park or attack side hits actively.
Playable yet stiff enough, it handles everything from small rails to fast jumps.
A closer look
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Board profile
The profile describes the curve of the board when viewed from the side.
Hybrid camber
Traditional camber between the feet provides power and edge hold, while the nose and tail tips transition to flat, raising stability in presses and butters and also giving the catch-free feel of a rocker board.
How stiff is it?Closer to 10 means stiffer. It does not mean better performance.
Slightly stiffer than the Outer Space Living, with a carbon aramid booster reinforcing spring and pop kick to kick, providing ample stiffness for speed and jumps while retaining playability on small rails.
Terrain suggested in the review
Rider levels suggested in the review
Intermediate · Advanced
High responsiveness and power from the carbon aramid booster suit intermediate to advanced riders who ride park and all-mountain actively rather than beginners.
What the review liked
- ✓Carbon Aramid Boosters provide strong pop and spring across the whole board
- ✓The camber-plus-flat hybrid profile realises powerful edge hold and a catch-free feel at once
- ✓Sufficient stiffness and stability for fast jumps and carving
- ✓The Cubed Super Drive base combines sintered performance with extruded ease of maintenance
What the review found lacking
- —Its relatively high responsiveness and flex may present a barrier for beginners
- —It's park-focused rather than powder- or backcountry-oriented, so versatility is somewhat limited
