2010 · Snowboard Rome Agent Compare Save Whether you get wayward on shred hitting massive park jumps, popping off groomed rollers, rewinding off stumps, or charging untracked lines, the Agent adds stoke to all sides of the collective addiction. With a flex and feel that leaves the creativity up to the individual rider, the Agent will let you define your approach to snowboarding, not the other way around. For cle...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Agent Compare Save Response: smooth; ollie popperific; jibtastic; out-of-park powerful; all-mountain cruisable Terrain: fun boxes; kinks; park kickers; backcountry gaps; tree lines; powder gullies Tricks: switch bs 9s; front boards through kinks; bs 180s; powder slashes; butter-to-5s Favorites: park-specific lifts; rail jams; midnight urban sessions; rope ollies; early-season natural jib...
2008 · Snowboard Rome Agent Compare Save There is no board like the Agent. And this year, no two Agents are alike—hand-painted art elements bring a level of individuality for every rider who straps in. Armed with new tech and a new shape, the refined Agent approaches the whole mountain as if it’s a park. It looks for every contour, whether it’s a large ramp for a slow rotation or a small kicker for a quick...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Agent Compare Save As Rome emerged from its pre-launch days in a poorly-heated loft above a garage back in 2001, the first Agent was born. A lot has changed with this board over the years, but one thing has remained the same: a fun, mid-flexing personality rooted in the park, but with skills that extend all over the mountain. Loaded with new technology in 2011, this evolution pops harder of...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Agent 1985 Compare Save The Agent rider has always been the kind of shred who takes a freestyle approach to the whole hill—head-high side-of-the-trail tree bonks, methods off cliff drops, sunny days running park laps, backcountry hikes for pow lines, everyday roller fun. The Agent is and always has been snowboarding. With the Agent perspective in mind, the Design House has created a reverse ca...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Agent Addictive Collection Compare Save Whether you get wayward on shred hitting massive park jumps, popping off groomed rollers, rewinding off stumps, or charging untracked lines, the Agent adds stoke to all sides of the collective addiction. With a flex and feel that leaves the creativity up to the individual rider, the Agent will let you define your approach to snowboarding, not the other way around. For cle...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Agent Addictive Collection Compare Save As Rome emerged from its pre-launch days in a poorly-heated loft above a garage back in 2001, the first Agent was born. A lot has changed with this board over the years, but one thing has remained the same: a fun, mid-flexing personality rooted in the park, but with skills that extend all over the mountain. Loaded with new technology in 2011, this evolution pops harder of...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Agent Rocker Compare Save Look under the hood of the Agent Rocker and you’ll see a major overhaul for 2011—added lengths and new innovations like PowerBars and PressurePop Technology to give more kick to the Reverse MtnPop camber and QuickRip Sidecut. The result is a board that is super playful in the park, but also has a ton of pop for taking your tricks to natural terrain, taking a new line ...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Agent Rocker Addictive Collection Compare Save Look under the hood of the Agent Rocker and you’ll see a major overhaul for 2011—added lengths and new innovations like PowerBars and PressurePop Technology to give more kick to the Reverse MtnPop camber and QuickRip Sidecut. The result is a board that is super playful in the park, but also has a ton of pop for taking your tricks to natural terrain, taking a new line ...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Agent Rocker Wide Compare Save Look under the hood of the Agent Rocker and you’ll see a major overhaul for 2011—added lengths and new innovations like PowerBars and PressurePop Technology to give more kick to the Reverse MtnPop camber and QuickRip Sidecut. The result is a board that is super playful in the park, but also has a ton of pop for taking your tricks to natural terrain, taking a new line ...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Agent Wide Compare Save As Rome emerged from its pre-launch days in a poorly-heated loft above a garage back in 2001, the first Agent was born. A lot has changed with this board over the years, but one thing has remained the same: a fun, mid-flexing personality rooted in the park, but with skills that extend all over the mountain. Loaded with new technology in 2011, this evolution pops harder of...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Anthem Compare Save Ollieing the rope marking a closed trail. Navigating steep-as-Valdez lines in knee-deep pow. Snapping Jamie-Lynn methods off natural hips in the backcountry. Traveling at speeds north of 40 mph down a fresh groomer and maintaining edge control. Full throttle freeriding until transition meets flat planet, and then hiking back up again. Whatever kind of downhill mayhem stok...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Anthem Compare Save Response: snappy; quick-but-stable; stable-but-quick; powerful Terrain: wedges; park kickers; wind-lips; cliffs; river beds; transitions; groomers Tricks: cab 9s; powder wheelies; methods; board slides; tail snatches; slashes Favorites: first chairs; fresh parks; white rooms; ridge hikes; well-groomed pipes
2008 · Snowboard Rome Anthem Compare Save Designed for the discriminating rider who doesn’t discriminate, the Anthem understands the fun of snowboarding. It understands the addictive fun of floating in pow. It understands the progressive fun of hot-lapping the park and pipe. And it understands the pure fun of simply turning a snowboard. For 2008, it understands all of this better—a revamped shape and a high-p...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Anthem Compare Save Whether you are dropping in off the top of Mammoth, Chamonix, Niseko or Portillo, the all-new Anthem will take you all the way to the bottom with added power, float and quickness. Drop a cliff, slash a wave, throw a method, lay a carve. Do it all. The new PressurePop Technology and PowerBars are laid in V patterns to radiate energy into the contact points. The Hybrid camb...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Anthem SS Compare Save It’s been said that for nonconformity the world whips you with displeasure. That may be true. But with an Anthem SS strapped to your feet you can be nonconformist and whip hairpin lines—to the pleasure of those watching you kill it from the lift. With a heavy load of SDS tech, the Anthem SS has the dual-op ability to float easy through pow and throw a mean, belly-scra...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Anthem SS Compare Save This is the high-tech Weapon of Mountain Destruction. Built on the innovative Hybrid Camber chassis that we introduced last year, the new Anthem SS has been overhauled with HotRods and PressurePop Technology. While the camber line lets it alternate between floaty pow slashes and high-speed roller ollies, the new technology focuses energy where the rider want to input it, ...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Anthem Wide Compare Save Whether you are dropping in off the top of Mammoth, Chamonix, Niseko or Portillo, the all-new Anthem will take you all the way to the bottom with added power, float and quickness. Drop a cliff, slash a wave, throw a method, lay a carve. Do it all. The new PressurePop Technology and PowerBars are laid in V patterns to radiate energy into the contact points. The Hybrid camb...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Artifact Compare Save Bomb drop a sketchy stonewall while a rent-a-cop threatens to call the real cops. Get towed into a wall-ride setup on a big box store somewhere in the outskirts of SLC, at 3am. Switch backlip the kink in the Mammoth park as Suicidal Tendencies blares into your headphones. With the jib-tuned Artifact, it’s Shangri-Brah all the way for vagrants who love the feel of soft, ...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Artifact Compare Save Response: kink-specific mid body; uber-butterific nose and tail; ambidextrous; stable between hits Terrain: hand rails; ledges; parking garage drops; park rails; boxes; kickers Tricks: bs 3 japans; switch back lips; switch bs 180s; switch front boards Favorites: daily laps in the park; van tours; ice rink ice; digi-cam filming; summer sessions
2008 · Snowboard Rome Artifact Compare Save Head to a local jib event anywhere in the world, and you’re bound to see a bunch of riders carrying Artifacts as they hike back up to the drop in. With its soft flex in the tip and tail, the Artifact nose presses and 5-0s so easy it’s almost cheating. Spearheaded by Casey Neefus, the other dimension of the board’s unique flex pattern is the solid feel between the fe...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Artifact Compare Save First designed six years ago, the Artifact is the OG of jib-specific snowboards flexed and shaped for rails, ledges, boxes and barrels. And priced for shreds who live in resort-town ghettos and wash dishes. With QuicGrip Sidecut and a new impact-resistant core, we’ve evolved it for the new season. Still a buttery-ass board, it’s LNP’s choice if he knows he’ll be s...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Artifact 1985 Compare Save Go Shred or Go Home—if the Bones Brigade crew took a time warp to the slopes of Big Bear in 2010, they’d probably all be pushin’ the retina-bursting Artifact ‘85s. The camber profile’s flat mid section gives between-the-feet stability for locking into backlips, while the reverse camber tip and tail make for perfect 5-0s. A Reverse-V glass stringer adds ollie pop...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Artifact Rocker Compare Save For the pure pleasure of pressing 5-0s and blunts, LNP, Eiki and Lazz all mount up the true-twin Artifact Rocker when they ride handrails, ledges, and boxes. The Reverse-Jib camberline is flat underfoot for balance on rails, while the reverse camber in the nose and tail makes press tricks so easy that it’s almost cheating. Glass Reverse-V Stringer Technology ups the oll...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Blue Compare Save If your current deck is a played-out dud that fails to excite, step on the Blue and get down with its high-tuned power. Upgraded for 2010 with the Superpop Core Matrix and its superlight LDC Technology, the Blue also features a ton of carbon pop and locked-on edge control. The undisputed champ of cliff-dropping, pow-slashing, groomer-menacing, tree-dodging snowboarding.
2006 · Snowboard Rome Blue Compare Save Response: quick; rider-dialed; powerful; stable at speed Terrain: chutes; pipes; trees; corduroy; parks Tricks: skid-free turns at speed; bs 3s; laybacks; straight lines on pillows; cornice drops Favorites: 100-day seasons; clean bowls of powder; deep ruts; fast lines; natural jumps
2008 · Snowboard Rome Blue Compare Save Designed for riding with speed and fluidity, the Blue lays down a blend of power, quickness and stability for all-mountain performance from the top of the lift to the bottom of the park. The 30-degree fibers in the laminate tune the torsional flex to provide powerful edge control at speed and a dynamic pop from one turn to the next. For the rider who knows what it’s lik...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Blue Compare Save A super-charged design, the Blue has always been the board of choice for riders who ride pow lines, lay ruts on groomers, and mix in a few straight airs along the way. And this one’s not your older sister’s Blue—the new edition is powered up with Kevlar PressurePop Technology to give more snap off the tail for riding the mountain with speed, precision and finesse.
2010 · Snowboard Rome Cheaptrick Compare Save Some people are cool with paying extra money for a can of Spaghettio’s when a bowl of steamy-hot Ramen will stave off the munchies just as well. Others would rather save their dough for their other habits—like shredding park. With a jib-and-jump flex profile, the Cheaptrick is as much about tail pressing park rails as it is about saving your pizza delivery tips for a ...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Cheaptrick Compare Save We’re not talking about selling dime bags here. We’re talking about selling laminated sticks of fun and making people want to drop off the treadmill and move to flophouse in a resort town to feed the habit. With the Cheaptrick, we deal out a smooth-flexing park machine that steps up as riders want to take what they learn in the park to the natural terrain of the mount...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Crail Compare Save Stuff your face with this 9-lb plate of directional fun with moderate flex, garnished with pop in the nose and tail. Whether you are hungry for pow or park, cruiser or couloir, the Crail is quite the sampler, serving up 3 to 100+ days of knuckle dragging output. Carnivores and vegans welcome.
2008 · Snowboard Rome Crail Compare Save The Crail is based on the idea that all riders, regardless of wallet size, should have access to the crisp and responsive feel that is unique to a Rome design. Dialed for the rider who likes to sample a bit of everything that snowboarding has to offer—groomers, park hits, powder lines, pipe runs—the Crail features a flex pattern and shape that keeps stepping up as the...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Crail Compare Save For the rider looking to sample a taste of everything that snowboarding serves up, the Crail lets you rip turns, ollie rollers, run a lap through the park and drop lines on a powder day. A moderate flex pattern keeps it tuned for the rider who wants to play around some of the time, and turn up the volume the rest of the time. Designed to keep up with the progression for t...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Design Compare Save In the ‘60s, counter-culturists like the Merry Pranksters experimented with all kinds of mind-altering substances in an effort to attain a state of enlightenment. Roughly 40 years on, the SDS, having spent many years experimenting with various insanely light materials like pure carbon laminates and strategically placed bamboo, has arrived at an enlightenment enabler of ...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Design Compare Save Response: floaty both ways; stable at speed; switch-landing friendly; powerful; light Terrain: pow faces; couloirs; superpipes; spines; backcountry jumps Tricks: half cabs in pow runs: switch pow slashes; cab 5s off spines; slow alley-oops Favorites: 3-foot days; cat trips; heli-drops; solo hikes; backcountry cabins; dark face shots.
2008 · Snowboard Rome Design Compare Save When we created the original Design with Jonaven, his push was to have a directional twin with a nose-shaped tip and tail to give him the freedom to ride AK lines switch or throw b/s 1s off spines. And to do it with power. The goal in 2008 is the same but the technology has evolved to push the performance envelope. New core, new laminate and new base result in a faster, l...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Detail Compare Save What do MFR and Silvia Mittermuller have in common other than they both annihilate everything they drop, hit, slash, or jib? They both up the ante on the Detail for rails, boxes and ledges. With a Gumby-like flex profile and Rome’s Bronze Edges to absorb rail impact, it’s not rocket science why they choose the Detail to blast out some of the best female thrash-hanging...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Detail Compare Save Response: very smooth; stable on take-offs and landings; ambidextrous; fun Terrain: park rails; hand rails; fun boxes; step-down jumps Tricks: board slides; front boards; bs 7s; 50-50 180 outs; butters Favorites: parking lot rail jams; jib lines; freshly cut jumps; mountains that care about their parks
2008 · Snowboard Rome Detail Compare Save After coming up in the progressive, jib-heavy scene of Quebec, Marie-France Roy is at the forefront of a group of women riders who stomp legit tricks on urban handrails and ledges. It is this riding that informed the evolution in board design at Rome two years ago. With true-twin shaping and a buttery flex profile, we’ve dialed the Detail to the technical jib riding of ...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Detail Compare Save New for 2011, the world’s original women-specific jib board has converted to the world of Poprock reverse camber. Always the most buttery board in the women’s collection, the Detail ups the pressability factor for dialing in your 180-to-switch-5-0. And it works damn well for just an everyday nose press also. Flat camber between the feel lets you lock into board slides...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Flag Compare Save Snowboarders head to the hills for a myriad of reasons. The 9-to-5 office slaves need to take the edge off life with a few face-shots of pow and good times with friends. The thrill-junkies might yearn for that near-religious experience of spinning a bs5 off a 30-ft kicker. And the resort-town drifters happily trade full days on the hill for nights spent in kitchens. Which...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Flag Compare Save Response: quick; snappy; powerful Terrain: hips; chutes; kickers; pipes; rock drops; rollers Tricks: straight lines; bs 5s; frontside grabs; front boards; frontside 3s; clean carves Favorites: uncrowded parks; early-morning groomers; face shots; private tree lines
2008 · Snowboard Rome Flag Compare Save The Flag is a piece in the collection tuned for mixing up lines: lines down couloirs, lines etched in fresh corduroy, and lines in the park. Through unique shaping and exclusive SDS technologies, the Flag proves that foot size doesn’t undermine fun. By matching our new PowerAmp Technology and targeted carbon fibers with a healthy sidecut and responsive Transition Zones,...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Garage Rocker Compare Save When you and your friends start your first band, you start simple. You get an Indonesian Strat, pick up a well-worn amp, find a used drum kit, set it all up in your parents’ garage, and disturb the neighbors. The set-up is simple, but that doesn’t matter because the focus is on having fun and learning new riffs. For all those park-progression days with friends learnin...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Garage Rocker Compare Save Poprock Technology for the People! Some riders sacrifice income for the sake of the shred. Others treat their snowboards like skateboards—use ‘em hard, wear ‘em out, and replace ‘em. And some of these riders want the buttery-ass, press-with-pop feel of a Poprock reverse camber board. Armed with Glass Reverse-Free Stringer Technology, the Garage Rocker lets these r...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Garage Rocker Wide Compare Save Poprock Technology for the People! Some riders sacrifice income for the sake of the shred. Others treat their snowboards like skateboards—use ‘em hard, wear ‘em out, and replace ‘em. And some of these riders want the buttery-ass, press-with-pop feel of a Poprock reverse camber board. Armed with Glass Reverse-Free Stringer Technology, the Garage Rocker lets these r...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Graft Compare Save It really comes down to whatever floats your board when you ride a Graft. Dropping pillow lines? Check. Dropping burly retaining walls to near-flat landing? Check. Dropping hammers off widow-makers? Check. Doubts? Re-check the footage in No Correct Way—the essence of all-mountain freestyle fun.
2008 · Snowboard Rome Graft Compare Save When we introduced the Graft last year, riders like Casey Neefus and Brendan Hayes quickly started using it as their daily ride. Now, in just the second year of the series, we’ve re-engineered it into a twin design based on the foundation of last-year’s chassis. So the original feel is maintained, but its switch capacities are stepped up. Unlike the jib-specific perfo...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Graft Compare Save For those park riders who prefer the energized kick of Stay Positive Camber board, the Graft is a true twin that loves popping off the lip of jumps, pressing boxes and throwing methods in the middle of natural lines. Of the positive camber collection boards, we keep this one on the buttery side to control for the maximum amount of playful pleasure when you want that preci...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Headline Compare Save Ride hard, but leave only a track. A new series for 2010, the Headline powers its love of the entire collective addiction with a uniquely eco-friendly tech package. To up the edge-to-edge power, we use basalt fibers that are not only lighter, stronger and snappier than glass, but they’re also more environmentally friendly. Fully recycled sidewall material seal off the s...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Headline Compare Save Using 100% recycled sidewalls and low-impact materials like basalt, this all-terrain instrument is our most eco-friendly board in the collection. New QuickRip Sidecut delivers added edge bite when you lay into it, while giving both the quickness of a short board and the stability of a longer board. Add in the 45-degree glass and Torque Stringer Technology and you’ve got...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Jett Compare Save The first time is often the most memorable—that first linked turn, that first slash on a powder bank, that first straight-air over a park jump, that first 50-50 down a box. With our smooth-flexing Pop Core Matrix and StraightBiax Laminate, the Jett is tuned to up the fun factor through a long list of firsts.
2011 · Snowboard Rome Jett Compare Save Just good, clean fun. A playful feel from tip to tail lets riders cruise perfect groomers, float through powder in the trees, or get in the line-up at the top of the park for the first time. Upgraded with QuickRip Sidecut in 2011 for quickness, stability and grip. The perfect design for stepping into a life hooked on the shred.
2010 · Snowboard Rome Label Compare Save What stokes us out the most about riding with the younger kids in the SDS is their pure love of the shred. Since introducing the Label years ago for riders like these, Rome has known one thing—that some of the smaller riders are some of the most progressive riders. A true twin with an easy-to-control flex pattern, the Label is the perfect choice for dialing in the style...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Label Compare Save Response: quick; press-friendly; turny; stable in landings Terrain: jumps; school-yard rails; groomed runs; powder lines; halfpipes Tricks: bs 5s; air-to-fakies; 50-50 180 outs; backside airs Favorites: hanging in the park with friends; skipping school to ride; new videos; mt. hood in the summer
2008 · Snowboard Rome Label Compare Save In the mid-80s, Lake Tahoe and West Coast snowboarding was terrorized by a rider known as Mini Shred—a young, punk-ass kid who could out-ride the older riders and who went on to become one of the greatest shreds of all time. Twenty years later, Mini Shreds are alive and well. Almost every mountain has one—a younger, smaller rider who throws tricks with style, and some...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Label Compare Save Tomorrow’s team riders can usually be found running laps in the park. Many days, they line up and session the jib line. Some days, they hike a box for hours with friends. And when night falls, they film urban features for a part in their crew’s local video production. To create a press-able, jump-friendly deck that still has the control for surfing the hill, the new L...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Lo-Fi Compare Save More than any board in the line, the Lo-Fi says the same thing as the riding of MFR: “pretty good for a girl” is a bunch of shit. With a true-twin shape, a smooth flex profile, and the added pop of carbon in the laminate, the Lo-Fi gets hi-fi on snowboarding—mad ollie power, control off big jumps, butter-time finesse, and float down pillow lines.
2011 · Snowboard Rome Lo-Fi Compare Save When MFR filmed her three groundbreaking video parts over the last few years, she did it with a Lo-Fi under her feet. Whether she’s popping off a backcountry jump, spinning off a park kicker, ollieing a gap or riding a powder line, she prefers the poppy, smooth, mid-level flex profile of the twin-tip Lo-Fi. For 2011, we’ve upgraded the ollie and nollie power with Pres...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Lo-Fi 1985 Compare Save In 2009-2010, riders like MFR are dropping pillow lines switch, buttering off kickers and pressing the hell out of 5-0s on handrails in Montreal. To give them a board for this approach to shredding, Rome introduces a super playful, women-specific reverse camber board that combines center-stance float in pow with an easy-to-press feel. The Carbon V Stringer Technology bala...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Lo-Fi Rocker Compare Save For riders who like their park board on the super playful side, the Lo-Fi Rocker features a smooth, buttery flex profile that is mellow on landings and press-happy on boxes. To explore the shred beyond park features, this board also can handle speed and quickness when you want to take your bag full of tricks to the whole mountain. New PressurePop Technology loads a bunch ...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Machine Compare Save Not every rider gravitates towards the untracked line. Even on the most loco of powder days, some riders still head straight for the boxes, wall rides and kicker lines in the park. Understanding that mindset, the SDS created the Machine with a soft flex, extra width, and a menu of Impact technology. (Oh, and if you ever want to taste a face shot, the soft flex gives it to...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Machine Compare Save Response: buttery; mellow; nose-press friendly; stable under foot Terrain: hand rails; cement ledges; resort parks; city parks; backcountry jumps Tricks: 1080s; switch 7s; smiths; 5-0s; bs 180s; shifties Favorites: spring parks; poppy jumps; rail tours; switch tricks; butter runs; floaty powder riding
2008 · Snowboard Rome Machine Compare Save Simple ideas can be revolutionary. Ideas like putting metal edges on snowboards or selling bread pre-sliced. Or making a jib board for riders with size 11+ feet. When Rome created the Machine two years ago, it was the first series designed specifically for riding rails and park jumps with bigger feet. Armed with the Impact Plates™ and the new Impact Base, the 2008 Machi...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Machine Compare Save Let’s break this one down as simple as possible. Got bigger feet? Like jumps, jibs and butters? Like the crisp lip-poppin’ fun of carbon and Stay Positive camber? Then the Machine is your board for everyday freestyle destruction. A soft flex and the added width mean one thing on a pow day—plenty of float for surfing white lines. Twin tips let you throw your tricks r...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Manual Compare Save If this is you, the Manual is your perfect match. With a wide, but sexy waist, the Manual keeps turning quick while preventing those nasty toe hang-ups that can hurt a young love affair with the shred. Our smooth, easy-flexing StraightBiax Laminate keeps the progression fun, from first carve to first frontside 3.
2008 · Snowboard Rome Manual Compare Save When riders with bigger feet start shredding, the last thing they need dragging them down is a few inches of toe hanging over their edge. The Manual enters in the Rome line for 2008 to solve this problem. Featuring the smooth, consistent flex of the Pop core and StraightBiax laminate, the Manual provides for clean toeside (and heelside) carves, whether the rider is gettin...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Manual Compare Save Configured for riders with bigger feet, the Manual is the big brother to the Crail. With a similar moderate flex pattern, the Manual is configured to mix up styles for riders in those high progression days of the first few years snowboarding. Some days are spent in the park spinning jumps and pressing boxes. Some are spent riding couloirs and tree lines. And other days ar...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Minishred Compare Save Some little kids are naturally inclined for the life of sliding sideways. They push skateboards around the driveway or ride them down grass hills to figure out the balance and to taste the rush of the speed. For these little groms, we design the super-uber-flexible Minishred that is easy for their small bodies to twist, flex and put on edge.
2010 · Snowboard Rome Mod Compare Save The Ferrari of fun, the Mod is a high-tech twin-tip with a unique blunted tip and tail for nose pickin’ and tail pokin’. Under the hood, an Airpop Core Matrix meshed with a new Zylon-enhanced carbonized laminate means you can flip from mellow to maniacal in one turn or get Zero-to-Sick in three seconds off your favorite jump line.
2008 · Snowboard Rome Mod Compare Save New to the SDS lineup for 2008, the Mod steps up the collection with high-tech twin tip performance for lapping the park or approaching terrain with an eye for natural take-offs and natural jibs. Unique shaping and performance-specific technology like the Airpop Core Matrix combine to create a super light, super poppy board that delivers the only thing that matters: Fun. ...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Mod Compare Save The frontman of the Stay Positive Camber band, the new Mod is laid up with a bonanza of bodacious, bomb-the-hill technology for 2011. Carbon HotRods blast rider energy precisely into those spots where you load up ollies and nollies. Kevlar keeps it ballistic under your new V-Rod baseplates. Even lighter than before, the result is Eiki’s favorite deck for hitting extra-l...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Mod Wide Compare Save The frontman of the Stay Positive Camber band, the new Mod is laid up with a bonanza of bodacious, bomb-the-hill technology for 2011. Carbon HotRods blast rider energy precisely into those spots where you load up ollies and nollies. Kevlar keeps it ballistic under your new V-Rod baseplates. Even lighter than before, the result is Eiki’s favorite deck for hitting extra-l...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Notch Compare Save If you’re thing is making powder turns, strap into the Notch series. This quiver of surfy shapes will enhance your face shots, change your approach to the hill, and make you fall in love with snowboarding again—most likely to the point where you’ll quit your city job and move into a caboose down by the river in Aspen. We’ve seen it happen.
2008 · Snowboard Rome Notch Compare Save Everyone likes face shots, but not everyone approaches powder riding in the same way. Some like to make a lot of quick turns in tight spaces and slash everything in sight. Others like to point it and ride with speed and power. With a heavily tapered 158 and a moderately tapered 168, the Notch comes in Geometric profiles for both types of pow shredding. Technology like car...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Notch Compare Save There are those riders at every mountain who show up early for first chair. And every storm brings out the same crew. They might not all hang out together at night, but they do hang out for an hour or so every pow day. With two tapered models and one swallow tail, the Notch features Rome’s S Camber for those with a first-chair addiction. New tech in 2011 adds more kick ...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Notch 1985 Compare Save Designed for riders who suffer from the 2ft-of-powder, 2-hours-late-for-work perspective, the Notch 1985 is a reverse camber design that cranks the first chair fun factor to eleven. After waiting in lineup for an hour with the pow-day jitters, rip your favorite line, throw a bs180 off a pillow and finish off in the flats with a pow butter. The unique reverse camber profil...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Postermania Compare Save Press a box. Float pow in either direction. Spin with control. Tap a stump. Surf. Throw a carve. Butter. The Postermania combines a Reverse-Free camber profile with a Carbon V stringer that adds snap off your tail edge, and balanced, more powerful ollies. The result is the poster child of reverse camber boards that have a habit of dropping hits of fun all over the hill.
2011 · Snowboard Rome Postermania Compare Save The poster child of loose, happy white-powder addiction, the Postermania brings bent backwards fun to jumps, rails, fun boxes, stumps and a foot-and-a-half of fresh. For those days out cruising natural terrain with friends or running hot into a jump, carbon in a V configuration adds edge control, power off the tail, and ollie/nollie power.
2011 · Snowboard Rome Postermania Wide Compare Save The poster child of loose, happy white-powder addiction, the Postermania brings bent backwards fun to jumps, rails, fun boxes, stumps and a foot-and-a-half of fresh. For those days out cruising natural terrain with friends or running hot into a jump, carbon in a V configuration adds edge control, power off the tail, and ollie/nollie power.
2010 · Snowboard Rome Pusher Compare Save When Rome introduced the Agent seven years ago, we led the softer-board, freestyle-the-mountain movement. With the Pusher, the SDS once again is at the forefront of the mentality that views the entire mountain as a park. With our versatile Reverse-Free camber profile, the Pusher has a loose, buttery, surfy feel that is balanced with the ollie and torsional pop of the Carb...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Pusher Compare Save Designed for early-morning first chairs in Hokkaido, midday pillow lines in the Utah backcountry or nighttime laps in a Midwestern park, the Pusher returns to the line-up to deal bags of fun at your local shop on the street corner. To put more pop back in your press, new PressurePop Technology loads energy into the contact points for power off the edge, torsional snap, an...
2010 · Snowboard Rome RIFF Compare Save Air big and ride out those choppy landings. Feel Rome’s signature bamboo-and-carbon zing that lets you turn the amp dial to 11. Designed for riders with bigger feet, the Riff became a surprise favorite of team riders with average-sized feet for stomping landings in the Revy backcountry last year while filming for No Correct Way.
2010 · Snowboard Rome Slash Compare Save Hop off the Night Train and hop on the Slash. Lightweight and loaded with carbon in the tip and tail, the Slash is a slaughter stick built to thrash and destroy manmade and natural features alike. A wide cousin of the Agent, the Slash is powered by a Marshall-stack of technology like Impact Plates, Carbon Reverse-V Stringers, and LDC Technology for loud, fast riding.
2008 · Snowboard Rome Slash Compare Save Carve toeside off the lip without dragging toes. 5-0 the down rail. Ollie a stump. Enter the white room. The Slash steps into the Rome line with an almost twin shape and a smooth flex profile tuned for a life of jumps and jibs. For getting to the park fast or shredding powder, 30-degree glass fibers deliver ample edge control. Enough width kills the frustration of trying ...
2006 · Snowboard Rome Solution Compare Save Response: stable in take-off; stable in landing; stable at speed; smooth flexing; carvable Terrain: park jumps; backcounry kickers; old-school new england trails; wide-open powder bowls; secret woods lines Tricks: switch 3s; hand-plants; back lips; laybacks; high-speed banked turns Favorites: slow rotations; bottom turns; free tickets; fun boxes; rock drops into pow
2008 · Snowboard Rome Solution Compare Save The design goal in revising the Solution for 2008 was the same as it was back in 2003 at the start of it all—create a board for the dishwasher or pizza delivery guy who the rides the whole mountain powerfully and creatively. Based on the premise shape is free, the Solution achieves its advanced rider personality through the control of Geometrics and the responsive influ...
2010 · Snowboard Rome Vinyl Compare Save The Vinyl is like that album you can’t get enough of: slightly poppy for park laps, edgy for carving but not too edgy for jibbing, and revolutionary in the way it rips freeride conditions. No matter how many times you ride it each season, in rain or shine, on ledges or park booters, on groomers or in deep powder, it’ll always turn that frown upside down.
2006 · Snowboard Rome Vinyl Compare Save Response: playful; smooth flexing; carvable; solid under foot Terrain: terrain parks; groomed runs; natural lines; rails Tricks: butters; powder turns; 3s; 5s; frontside grabs; smooth curves Favorites: fresh parks; new tricks; shredding with good friends on sunny days
2008 · Snowboard Rome Vinyl Compare Save One of the greatest things about snowboard design is that the flex and shape that pro riders want for the constant progression off jumps and on rails is the same flex and shape that works great for riders who just get out ten days a year to surf the hill. A winner of numerous magazine tests, the Vinyl lays down the subtle feel and control that Marie-France wants for filmi...
2011 · Snowboard Rome Vinyl Compare Save The most versatile model in the women’s collection, the Vinyl is that board that is equally at home busting clean, rhythmic turns as it is spinning a backside 360 in the park. With its mellow flex pattern, it has always been a team favorite from peak to park. If you’re looking for a board that can put out pleasure on all sides of the mountain, the Vinyl is your deck. ...
