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Rome Vinyl Snowboard 152 - Women's

Item # 9852rmvi9zz-rome-snowboards

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$239.95
Sugg. Retail: $369.95
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Size: 152cm
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Up to a $114.95 Value

Specs

Type:
  • All Mountain
Shape:
  • Directional Twin
Camber:
  • Camber

Description

Rome Vinyl Snowboard 152
Ladies, if you are in search of a great snowboard for rugged terrain, you will like the Rome Vinyl snowboard. Made to maintain optimum control and generate speed, this board is also very stylish and stands out with vibrant colors and design. In addition, it is versatile enough to use on more benign snow conditions without losing any performance. Best of all, the Rome Vinyl snowboard is competitively priced so high quality does not mean high cost.

Key Features of the Rome Vinyl Snowboard 152:
  • Pop Core Matrix - A consistent flex profile with a ton of energy return
  • StraightBiax Laminate - A mellow flex pattern to maximize control and adjustment
  • SinterTrue Base - A porous sintered structure for speed and glide
  • Effective Edge (cm) - 118.5
  • Nose/Tail (cm) - 28.66
  • Waist (cm) - 24.6
  • Sidecut (m) - 7.94

    • Vinyl

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Customer Reviews | Add Your Review!

  • "best board."

    , POTTERSVILLE, NY
    Pros: extremely flexible, edges stay tuned., take it in the park Cons: edges stay tuned (bad for park),

    I love this. I have had it for two years and I've never tuned it. I ride all over. I instruct on a high level. It's the best board. get it in a smaller size though, and you'll be able to play with it and such.

  • "2009 Rome Vinyl"

    , Carson City, NV
    Pros: Great to learn/progress on, Good price, Cons: Not very good in deep powder, Graphics a bit blah,

    I bought the 2009 Rome Vinyl in order to progress my skills. I started out with a very low end board which sucked, then went completely the opposite direction and bought a very high end board that was a bit too much to handle for a newbie. The Vinyl came somewhere in the middle and has been the board I have learned most on and had the most fun on. If you're a beginner or an intermediate rider looking for a board to progress with, then the Vinyl is an excellent option. It's flexible but not noodly, carves nicely, and does very well on groomers (and even on icy patches). I did try it out in 2ft of fresh powder and wasn't particularly impressed with the performance... though this might have more the fault of my riding than the board. I would recommend this board to anyone looking for something that's a bit more than the typical beginner boards. A typical beginner board is something that you will outgrow fast... the Vinyl is a board that you'll want to keep.
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