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Join Date: Sep 2012
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I was set on the rome reverb rocker before, as you propably know from my last thread. Now I found the rome postermania and was wondering which is better. I want an all moutain freestyle board so I can carve and do park and jumps. I am looking at the 2012 models of these boards.I have thirtytwo binary boa boots and rome 390 boss bindings. I'm 5'8" 120 poundssize 9.5 boots if that matters also.
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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The poster is just 1 step behind |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
Posts: 224
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Yea I am going to go with the reverb rocker, no one has ever mentioned the postermania to me before and I have posted a few threads on here and other forums so it must not be that great. Also the reverb rocker looks a lot better, the postermania is ugly.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Mountains of Mordor
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Its the camber profiles. the Poster is flat to rocker where as the Reverb is rocker camber. So with the Reverb you can push on those cambered zones under your feet for a bit more oomph in a turn.
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