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Rome Anthem Snowboard - 2010
The Rome Anthem Snowboard answers the call of the park on a sunny day as well as a crafted backcountry booters or steep pow lines after storms. For the dude who feels the pull of all the highs achievable when snowboarding, Rome's new Hybrid Camber provides an incredibly poppy and stable yet floaty and forgiving feel. So eat a good breakfast, kiss your girl good-bye, fill your pockets with a day-long supply of riding essentials, and ride till your chakras fuse into one massive ball of radness.
- Hybrid Camber technology dishes out the same pop of traditional camber while the rocker camber engages to raise the tip and tail and deliver a soft, forgiving feel
- Airpop Core uses ultralight wood with added bamboo for strength so you get the power and flex you need without the added weight
- StraightTriax45 laminate sheet has naturally forgiving tip-to-tail flex while off-axis fibers create torsional strength for hold during high-speed turns on hard snow
- Super-light and incredibly strong KEVLAR® Impact Plates underfoot create a stable, nearly indestructible core
- Carbon V Powerbars channel energy from your bindings to the board ends to add pop in takeoffs, landings, and slashes
- PressurePop technology utilizes super-strong yet lightweight Kevlar plates to transmit energy from your bindings to the board edges for maximum hold at high speed
Bottom Line: Ride to the anthem of the syndicate.
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hey guys I am 5'3 anyone know if it's a good idea for
hey guys I am 5'3 anyone know if it's a good idea for me to get the 157cm size for this? or will it be too big for me still?
By: vv
February 8, 2011
Height only has a little to with sizing up ur deck. Its mainly based on weight and how big of a deck you like to ride and what you mainly ride, ie park, pipe, groomers etc. Seeing as its a directional deck, im guessing you mainly ride groomers or pow? How much do you weigh? If ur 5'3, then the 157 is too big for you, unless you like riding a huge deck. I would put you on a 152 for a good solid all around ride but wont be a hassel in the park if you decided to rip through. A little bigger if you mainly ride the pow, and the same(152) or possibly smaller if you mainly ride park. But seeing as it is a hybrid camber board, you are able to ride something a little shorter in comparison to a traditional cambered deck. So if you usually ride a 155, you could technically drop to lets say a 152 and you wont notice much of a difference. So in comparison to me, im 6' 170lbs and I ride a 154W. Hope this helps
By: Kris McGregor
February 10, 2011
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Lengths:
- 157cm, 159cm, 161cm, 163cm
- Shape:
- Directional
- Camber:
- Hybrid Camber
- Effective Edge:
- [159cm] 1245mm
- Waist Width:
- [159cm] 248mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [159cm] 6.7m
- Stance Width:
- [159cm] 52-64cm (20.5-25.25in)
- Stance Setback:
- 2cm (1.2in)
- Core:
- Airpop (wood & bamboo w/ carbon stringers and KEVLAR)
- Base:
- SinterSpeed
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [157cm] 125-185lb (57-84kg); [159] 135-195lb (61-88kg); [161] 140-210lb (64-95kg); [163] 145-220+lb (66-100+kg)
- Recommended Use:
- Riding everything and anything with snow
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 Years