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Rome Reverb Rocker Snowboard

Item #ROM0503 | 7 in Stock
4 Star Rating

Really weird profile

By Dogfunk.com Employee June 4, 2012

I bought this board last year and noticed some things about it that I didn't like. Because of the profile of the board I noticed it is a little more difficult to ride flat and straight on the groomers compared to a regular camber board. I also found that I do need to set my stance back a little bit (which is a huge disappointment to me). The final thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't seem to want to respond very well to turning in the deep powder. I noticed I have to use my hand and drag it on the snow a lot more than my Banana board to turn which makes it a little scary in the trees. I will be selling my Reverb Rocker and will be getting the Signal Rocker Lite for next winter. Other than that it is fun in the park and butters well.

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Tech Specs:

Length:
148 cm, 151 cm, 154 cm, 157 cm, 160 cm 
Shape:
true twin 
Flex:
medium-stiff 
Camber:
rocker (reverse) 
Effective Edge:
[148cm] 1130 mm; [151cm] 1160 mm; [154cm] 1190 mm; [157cm] 1220 mm; [160cm] 1250 mm 
Waist Width:
[148cm] 248 mm; [151cm] 249 mm; [154cm] 252 mm; [157cm] 254 mm; [160cm] 255 mm 
Sidecut Radius:
[148cm] 7.53 m; [151cm] 7.71 m; [154cm] 7.93 m; [157cm] 8.20 m; [160cm] 8.42 m 
Stance Width:
[148-154cm] 21 in; [157-160cm] 22 in 
Stance Setback:
centered 
Core:
Pop Core Matrix 
Base:
sintered 
Recommended Rider Weight:
[148cm] 85 - 140 lb; [151cm] 125 - 185 lb; [154cm] 150 - 215 lb; [157cm] 115 - 170 lb; [160cm] 150 - 200 lb 
Recommended Use:
all-mountain, freestyle 
Manufacturer Warranty:
2 years 

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