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Rome Reverb Rocker Snowboard - Wide
Got big boots and looking for an all-mountain freestyle board that can handle pow lines in the morning and park laps in the afternoon? The Rome Reverb Rocker Wide Snowboard offers a poppy yet playful ride that will have you throwing new tricks everywhere from log jibs to the jump line, thanks to a MtnPop hybrid profile, QuickRip sidecut, and just enough carbon to boost big ollies without messing with the Reverb's mostly-mellow flex.
- MtnPop hybrid profile uses playful, floaty rocker between your feet with grippy, poppy camber zones in the tip and tail for a powerful yet forgiving ride
- StraightBiax Carbon laminate for a mellow, surfy flex with plenty of longitudinal snap
- Durable, tip-to-tail wood Pop Core Matrix with fiberglass HotRods for extra ollie/nollie power
- Basalt impact plates absorb and dampen energy for a durable, smooth ride
- QuickRip sidecut uses 2 radii with an extra contact point in-between, for a short and jibby feel at low speed, and a more stable and grippy feel at high speed
- True twin shape for a consistent feel both regular and switch
- SinterTrue base for plenty of speed and crystal-clear base graphics
Bottom Line:
Versatile and value-packed, with extra width for your oversized dogs.
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By:
Brad Gobdel
January 12, 2013
I can't believe how fun this board is. I've ridden a lot of boards from Rome and this is one of my favorites. I'd never ridden anything with the MTN POP camber profile until now, and I'm a believer. Super fun and playful when you want it to be, and hard charging when you need it. I rode it again yesterday and went from choppy groomers to a little bit of pow with no problem. Such a rad board at a great price.
Hey,
Where you ride will have to do with the sizing as well. I wouldn't go larger than the 158 if I were you. Your weight is more important than your height when sizing. I'm about the same weight as you, same foot size, and only 2 inches shorter and I ride a 156W for my all-mountain board. I am an experienced rider though. I would go with the 158W if I were you. I think that is a great size for you to progress on. Eventually, if you get into more freestyle riding, I would go down to a 156 for an all-mountain board. I ride Snowbird and would only ever ride a 158-160W on super deep days.
By: Josh Chapman
April 11, 2013
You could go with either the 153 or 155. You are tall, and pretty light weight. If you are going to ride powder at all then go 155. If you are going to stick to the park and groomers then go 153.
By: Brad Gobdel
October 5, 2012
Change me.
Research out-of-stock versions:
Tech Specs:
- Length:
- 150 cm, 153 cm, 155 cm, 158 cm, 161 cm
- Shape:
- twin
- Flex:
- medium
- Camber:
- rocker (reverse)
- Effective Edge:
- [150cm] 1150 mm; [153cm] 1180 mm; [155cm] 1200 mm; [158cm] 1230 mm; [161cm] 1260 mm
- Waist Width:
- [150cm] 256 mm; [153cm] 258 mm; [155cm] 261 mm; [158cm] 263 mm; [161cm] 265 mm
- Sidecut Radius:
- [150cm] 7.65 m; [153cm] 7.83 m; [155cm] 8.04 m; [158cm] 8.30 m; [161cm] 8.52 m
- Stance Width:
- [150-153cm] 21 in; [155-158cm] 22 in; [161cm] 23.5 in
- Stance Setback:
- centered
- Core:
- Pop Core Matrix
- Base:
- sintered
- Recommended Rider Weight:
- [150cm] 110 - 165 lb; [153cm] 135 - 200 lb; [155cm] 110 - 165 lb; [158cm] 135 - 190 lb; [161cm] 155 - 220 lb
- Recommended Use:
- all-mountain, freestyle
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 2 years
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