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Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 37
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Hello to all Rome lovers.
Quick question. This is my 2nd season on the mountains and I got my first board, the Rome Crail. Now, I have the chance to switch to a different modell: Reverb, Agent or the Mod. Since I felt the Crail to be a little bit too flexibel, I am considering getting myself the Reverb. (The upgrade price I have to pay is also in this order: Reverb - Agent - Mod) Does this choice seem to be optimal? (Pistes: 90% / Powder: 10%) By the way - Top Warranty Point for Rome Cheers! |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 280
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I dunno if there's too many people who will have had hands on experience with every one of those boards, but I believe the Crail was last year's budget-oriented rocker/camber board right? Meant to be flexier so as not to be too unwieldy for entry-level riders.
I'd personally be happy with the Reverb, but if you want the extra tech and have the money, grab the Agent. The Mod is a different camber profile, so it's up to you if you want something that handles differently. |
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 37
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Well… I am still "learning" different techniques mostly on the blue pistes…
The Mod is out anyway - too expensive for me Then it was between the Agent and the Reverb. What speaks for the Reverb: Price The Crail really was flexibel. So if the reverb is stiffer, well… Unless someone comes and shouts: Get the Agent you damn fool!!! |
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Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 280
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Also try giving Rome a call/email. I imagine their CS should be able to connect you to someone who can give you a better idea between the differences in flex between your current board and the ones you're looking at.
...but I just noticed you didn't give your weight and the length of the board you ride. Getting a Reverb you're too big for can make it too flexy for your liking. |
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Member
Join Date: Oct 2012
Posts: 37
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My hight: 168 cm
My weight: 80 kg I am ordering my board 153 - 154 cm. I did contact the Rome's customer survice. The deck on the nose "broke" after 3 days. And they instantly made me the offer to replace it – very nice! I ask then for another board, since it felt to flexibel. They instantly offered me the other boards for a little extra – very nice! Big props to Rome here! Reverb or Agent!?!?!? Cheers! |
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Posts: 1,184
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Unless you are just messing around in the park, I would recommend the 157 for the Agent Rocker and the 156 for the camber Agent - I don't think you would have had the flappy nose issue with a longer Crail. That said, board length can be a very personal choice... |
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