The 2019 Rome snowboards are coming out now.
There are a couple of new boards for the 2018-19 season and some old boards dropping out.
All of the changes come on the men’s side of the line.
New Rome Snowboards
- Rome Ravine (new Freeride board for 2019)
- Rome Powder Division MT Split (Split version of the Powder Division Moon Tail)
Drop-Outs
- Rome Artifact (the rocker version is still there and has been somewhat reinvented, but the camber version is gone)
- Rome Mod-Rocker (the camber version is still there (and the Mod Stale is too) but the Rocker version is gone)
- Rome Crossrocket
- Rome Sawtooth
Beginner Boards
All of the beginner boards listed here are also listed in other categories.
Men’s
- Rome Artifact Rocker
- Rome Mechanic
- Rome Factory Rocker
Women’s
- Rome Royal
Jib/Street Boards
Men’s
- Rome Gang Plank
- Rome Gang Plank Len
- Rome Artifact Rocker
Freestyle/Park Boards
Men’s
- Rome Factory Rocker
- Rome Buckshot
- Rome Blackjack
Women’s
- Rome Royal
- Rome Kashmir
All-Mountain-Freestyle Boards
Men’s
- Rome Reverb Rocker
- Rome Marshal
Women’s
- Rome Lo-Fi Rocker
- Rome Heist
Aggressive All-Mountain-Freestyle
Men’s
- Rome Mod
- Rome Mod Stale
- Rome Agent Alek
- Rome National
- Rome National Bjorn
Women’s
- Rome Lo-Fi
All-Mountain Boards
Men’s
- Rome Mechanic
Aggressive All-Mountain Boards
Men’s
- Rome Mountain Division
- Rome Blur
Freeride
Men’s
- Rome Ravine | NEW for 2019
Women’s
- Rome Winterland
Powder
Men’s
- Rome Powder Division PT (Pointy Tail)
- Rome Powder Division ST (Swallow Tail | short/wide)
- Rome Powder Division MT (Moon Tail | short/wide)
Split Boards
Men’s
- Rome Whiteroom
- Rome Powder Division MT Split| NEW for 2019
Women’s
- Rome Powder Room
Rossignol’s Youth & Kid’s Boards
- Rome Label (in a 130, 135, 140 & 145)
- Rome Minishred (in a 90, 100, 105, 110, 115, 120, 125)
- Rome Gang Plank Mini (in a 134, 138, 142, 146)
- Rome Royal Mini (in a 128 & 134)
Thanks for reading
So, there’s Rome’s snowboards for the upcoming 2018-19 season.
A few changes from the 2017-18 season but keeping things mostly the same all round.
Rome isn’t a brand I was able to test for this season unfortunately, so I won’t be releasing any reviews for them, but I hope to get on some Rome gear in the winter/spring for the 2019-20 season. For all snowboarding profiles reviews, check out the link below.
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