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Rome Snowboards 2010-2011

After all the years of Rome snowboards, the shred remains in their collection and is the constant devotion behind their products.  For 2011, their snowboards feature a variety of camber/rocker options for the assortment of riders that hit up the local mountains.

For camber, rome has positive camber, hybrid camber and powder S camber.  For reverse, Rome offers reverse mtnpop, reverse free and reverse jib.  In board construction rome offers boards with pop using their hotrod technology, pressurepop technology and powerbars technology.  Each with a focus of delivering a lively, snappy feel on the mountain with different pop regions.  Rome’s quickgrip delivers a sidecut technology that steps up freestyle playfulness and freeride precision in the same deck that provides extra grip for the mountain.

Just a note, not all the 2011 snowboards are shown in photos.

Rome Cheaptrick

Features:  With the cheaptrick, Rome delivers out a smooth flexing park machine that steps up as a rider wants to take what they learn in the park to the natural terrain of the mountain.  TTT core matrix, straightbiax laminate, XTRD base, jib edge bevel.

Sizes:  149, 151, 153, 155, 158, 160

Rome Artifact

Features:  First designed six years ago, the artifact is the OG of jib-specific snowboards flex and shaped for rails, ledges boxes and barrels.  Impact core matrix, straightbiax laminate, impact base, quickgrip sidecut, glass impact plates, jib edge bevel.

Sizes:  142, 144, 147, 150, 153, 156

Rome Cheaptrick and Artifact

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Rome Machine

Features:  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.  Pop core matrix, straight biax carbon laminate, impact base, carbon centerline stringer technology, glass impact plates, impact edges, jib edge bevel.

Sizes:  151W, 154W, 157W, 159W, 161W

Rome Artifact and Machine

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Rome Garage Rocker

Features:  Armed with glass reverse-free stringer technology, the garage rocker lets these riders kill the local fun box and get floaty in pow.  TTT core matrix, straightbiax laminate, XTRD base, glass reverse V-stringer technology, park edge bevel.

Sizes:  148, 152, 154, 156, 159

Rome Artifact Rocker

Features:  For the pure pleasure of pressing 5-0’s and blunts, LNP, Eiki and Lazz all mount up the true-twin artifact rocker when they ride handrails, ledges and boxes.  Impact core matrix, straightbiax laminate, impact base, glass reverse V-stringer technology, quickgrip sidecut, glass impact plates, jib edge bevel.

Sizes:  144, 147, 150, 153, 156

Rome Garage Rocker and Artifact Rocker

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Rome Agent Rocker

Features:  Look under the hood of the agent rocker and you’ll see a major overhaul for 2011 – added lengths and new innovations.  Superpop core matrix, straight triax 30 laminate, sinterspeed base, pressurepop technology:  Basalt V, powerbars: Carbon V, basalt impact plates, quick grip sidecut, impact edges, park edge bevel.

Sizes:  151, 153, 155, 157, 159

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Rome Agent

Features:  As Rome emerged from it’s 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.  Superpop core matrix, straighttriax 30 laminate, sinterspeed base, pressure pop technology: basalt reverse V, powerbars: carbon reverse V, basalt impact plates, impact edges.

Sizes:  146, 149, 152, 154, 156, 158, 160, 156W, 158W, 160W

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Rome Postermania

Features:  The poster child of loose, happy white-powder addiction, the postermania brings bent backwards fun to jumps, rails, funboxes, stumps and a foot and a half of fresh.  Pop core matrix, straightbiax carbon laminate, sintertrue base, carbon V stringer technology, basalt impact plates, park edge bevel.

Sizes:  144, 150, 153, 156, 159, 152W, 155W, 158W

Rome Pusher

Features:  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.  Super pop core matrix, straight triax 30 laminate, sinterspeed base, pressure pop technology:  Basalt V, basalt impact plates, impact edges, park edge bevel.

Sizes:  150, 153, 156, 159

Rome Postermania and Pusher

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Rome Notch

Features:  With two tapered models and one swallow tail, the Notch features Rome’s S camber for those with a first chair addiction.  Airpop core matrix, straight triax 30 laminate, sinterspeed base, pressurepop technology:  Kevlar V, powerbar:  Carbon V, kevlar impact plates, mountain edge bevel.

Sizes:  158 and 162 tapered, 167 Swallowtail

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Rome Anthem

Features:  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.  Airpop core matri, straight triax 45 laminate, sinter speed base, pressure pop technology: kevlar V, powerbar: carbon V, kevlar impact plates, mountain edge bevel.

Sizes:  157, 159, 161, 163, 160W, 163W

Rome Headline

Features:  Using 100% recycled sidewalls and low impact materials like basalt, this all-terrain instrument is our most eco-friendly board in the collection.  Impact core matrix, straight triax 45 laminate, sintertrue base, BST Torque stringer technology, quickgrip sidecut, eco friendly sidewalls, glass impact plates, mountain edge bevel.

Sizes:  154, 156, 158, 160, 163

Rome Anthem and Headline

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Rome Anthem SS

Features:  This is the high-tech weapon of mountain destruction, the new anthem SS has been overhauled with increased strength and reduced weight.  Airpop core matrix, carbonbiax alloy laminate, sinter carbon.2 base, hot rods carbon torque, pressure pop technology: kevlar reverse V, kevlar impact plates, mountain edge bevel.

Sizes:  157, 159, 161, 163

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Rome Lo-Fi (Women’s)

Features:  When MFR filmed her three groundbreaking video parts over the last few years, she did it with a lo-fi under her feet.  For 2011, rome upgraded the ollie and nollie power with pressure pop technology.  Superpop core matrix, straightbiax laminate, sintertrue base, pressurepop technology: basalt reverse V, park edge bevel.

Sizes:  140, 144, 147, 150, 153

Rome Lo-fi Rocker

Features:  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.  Superpop core matrix, straightbiax carbon laminate, sinter true base, pressure pop technology: basalt V, park edge bevel.

Sizes:  143, 146, 149

Rome Jett (Women’s)

Features:  Just good, clean fun in the perfect design for stepping into a life hooked on the shred.  Pop core matrix, straightbiax laminate, XTRD base, quickgrip sidecut, mountain edge bevel.

Sizes:  144, 147, 151, 155

Rome Lo-Fi and Jett

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Rome Detail

Features:  New for 2011, the worlds original women specific jib board has converted to the world of poprock reverse camber.  Pop core matrix, straightbiax laminate, impact base, glass reverse V-stringer technology, jib edge bevel.

Sizes:  140, 143, 146, 149

Rome Vinyl

Features:  The most versatile model in the women’s collection, the vinyl is the board that is equally at home busting clean, rhythmic turns as it is spinning a backside 360 in the park.  Pop core matrix, straightbiax carbon laminate, sintertrue base, carbon centerline stringer technology, mountain edge bevel.

Sizes:  143, 146, 149, 152, 155

Rome Blue

Features:  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.  Superpop core matrix, straightriax 30 laminate, sinter speed base, pressure pop technology:  kevlar V, mountain edge bevel.

Sizes:  145, 148, 151, 154

Women’s snowboards L-R:  Detail, Lofi Rocker, Lofi, Jett, Vinyl, Blue

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  • BSA Snowboarding
    June 28, 2010 at 9:25 am

    Solid review Shay. Keep ’em comin…

  • BSA Snowboarding
    June 28, 2010 at 9:27 am

    Where’s the Rome Graft ?

  • Fes
    June 28, 2010 at 9:41 am

    Woah! Where’s the Graft and the Design???

  • Shane
    June 28, 2010 at 1:41 pm

    I had a chance to demo that Artifact Rocker and I must say it is one of the funnest boards I’ve had the chance to ride. It feels so much like skating around the mountain.

  • shralp
    June 29, 2010 at 12:56 pm

    Graft is still in the line, Design is no longer, may it RIP.

  • Shay
    June 29, 2010 at 8:30 pm

    Shralp has it right, I just didn’t get a photo of the Graft to include. Design is gone.

    Shane, rad to hear! I’m going to try it out this summer at Windells

  • mervinsnow
    June 30, 2010 at 10:29 am

    Hi Shay and Others,
    Will like to know more about the 157 Agent Rocker 2011.
    Must be a good board with quick grip sitecut and so on… ?
    Will like to know if it could a good choice for an allround Big Mountain board : Carving (hardpack and Ice) and powder and fun board… to replace my Lib Tech Lando 160cm
    Will have difficulty to decide between: 157 Agent Rocker 2011, 156 BSOD 2011, 159 NS Raptor 2011, 157 Magic Banana Lib Tech 2011 or even 159 Bataleon Undisputed 2011
    Thanks
    Francis

  • sophie
    June 30, 2010 at 4:50 pm

    The women’s rome lo-fi rocker 2011 is by far the best women’s snowboard in the whole world, it is super rad!!

  • steve
    July 24, 2010 at 10:38 pm

    How about the Rome Riff?

  • Tom
    September 1, 2010 at 6:06 pm

    has any one rode the 164 swallow tail?