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Rome Reverb Rocker Snowboard - Wide - 2011
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Rome Reverb Rocker Snowboard - Wide - 2011
Not all wide boards are created equally. In fact, the Rome Reverb Rocker Wide Snowboard is in a class all its own. And if you're in a class of big-footed individuals (PC enough for you?) who love powder, park, powder, urban assault, powder, methods, powder, and ducking ropes to get to powder, than the Reverb wide just might be for you. Of course, all of the above will be easy with Rome's MtnPop rocker profile and precise yet playful carbon QuickRip sidecut; and with carbon Hot Rods, you could probably even ollie over those ropes instead of ducking them.
- MtnPop rocker profile puts park-friendly rocker between the feet and furious camber outside of the binding zone
- QuickRip sidecut technology uses a specical geometry which rides loose and remains playful when going slow, but is also quick and nimble with higher speeds
- Hot Rods make for great ollies and nollies with the strategic placement of two carbon rods milled into the core of both the nose and the tail
- Basalt impact plate placed under the bindings combats core breakage where it's needed most
- Pop Core Matrix uses tip-to-tail poplar that's light, smooth, and responsive
- SinterTrue Base absorbs wax, goes fast, and is durable enough for abuse on the mountain or in the street
- StraightBiax laminate fiberglass is torsionally soft for freestyle antics
Bottom Line: All-mountain reverberation on a wider scale.
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Great Board
By:
J Rick
February 20, 2012
Great Snowboard. Took it to Beaver Creek and Vail. Hit up the terrain parks, groomers and also the back bowls of Vail. Quick and light board for maneuvering and great for riding switch. Really happy with the board.
Weird Profile
By:
Jeff Guest
July 18, 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.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 150 cm, 153 cm, 155 cm, 158 cm, 161 cm
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- medium-stiff
- Camber:
- rocker (reverse)
- Effective Edge:
- [150 cm ] 1150 mm; [153 cm ] 1180 mm; [155 cm ] 1200 mm; [158 cm ] 1230 mm; [161 cm ] 1260 mm
- Waist Width:
- [150 cm ] 256 mm; [153 cm ] 258 mm; [155 cm ] 261 mm; [158 cm ] 263 mm; [161 cm ] 265 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [150 cm ] 7.65 m; [153 cm ] 7.83 m; [155 cm ] 8.04 m; [158 cm ] 8.3 m; [161 cm ] 8.52 m
- Stance Width:
- [150-153 cm] 19.5 - 24.25 in; [155-158 cm] 20.5 - 25.25 in; [161 cm] 21.5 - 26.5 in
- Stance Setback:
- 0 in
- Core:
- wood
- Base:
- sintered
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [150 cm] 110 - 165 lb; [153 cm] 115 - 170 lb; [155 cm] 135 - 190 lb; [158 cm] 150 - 200 lb; [161 cm] 155 - 220+ lb
- Recommended Use:
- all-mountain
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years
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