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Rome Agent Pro Snowboard Review

Rome Agent Pro Snowboard Review 2025-2026

Last Updated January 26, 2026 by Nate 5 Comments

The Rome Agent Pro is a poppy, versatile ride that loves to get freestyle, but is also great at cruising and carving at moderate speeds. Particularly good for going big off jumps, side-hits, etc, with ample spring and enough solidity to handle big kickers, while being easy going and forgiving enough to not be hard work at any point. 

It has the ability to be both aggressive and playful, depending on the input you give it.

In this review, I will take a look at the Agent Pro as an all-mountain-freestyle snowboard, which we define as the versatile all-round snowboard that leans more towards the freestyle end of the spectrum. 

As per tradition here at SnowboardingProfiles.com I will give the Agent Pro a score out of 100 (based on several factors) and see how it compares with other men's all-mountain-freestyle snowboards.

Overall Rating

Board: Rome Agent Pro

Price: $629

Style: All-Mountain-Freestyle

Flex Rating: Mid-Stiff (7/10)

Flex Feel on Snow: Medium (6/10)

Rating Score: 87.2/100

Compared to other Men’s All-Mountain-Freestyle Boards

Of the 33 current model all-mountain-freestyle snowboards that we tested:

  • The average score was 84.3/100
  • The highest score was 95.6/100
  • The lowest score was 72.8/100
  • The average price was $608
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    ❄️ The Agent Pro ranked 6th out of 33


    Overview of the Agent Pro’S Specs

    Check out the tables for the Agent Pro’s specs and available sizes.

    STYLE:

    ALL-MOUNTAIN-FREESTYLE

    PRICE: 

    $629 - BUYING OPTIONS

    Ability Level: 

    Ability Level Intermediate to Expert

    flex:

    Snowboard Flex 6

    feel:

    snowboard feel stable

    DAMPNESS:

    Chattery Damp Bar 6

    SMOOTH /SNAPPY: 

    Smooth Snappy Bar 6

    Playful /aggressive:

    Playful Aggressive Bar 6

    Edge-hold:

    Edge Hold Hard Snow

    camber profile:

    Hybrid Camber

    HYBRID CAMBER

    HYBRID Camber - Rome's "Fusion Camber" 

    SHAPE: 

    TRUE TWIN

    setback stance:

    Centered

    BASE: 

    SINTERed - Rome's "SinterSpeed Base"

    weight:

    Felt normal

    CAMBER HEIGHT:

    7mm

    Sizing

    LENGTH (cm) 

    Waist Width (mm)

    Rec Rider Weight (lb)

    Rec Rider Weight (kg)

    148

    251

    101-141

    46-64

    151

    253

    112-152

    51-69

    154

    254

    111-151

    51-69

    155W

    265

    122-162

    56-74

    157

    256

    134-174

    61-79

    158W

    267

    152-192

    69-88

    160

    258

    146-186

    67-85

    161W

    268

    164-204

    75-93

    Who is the Agent Pro Most Suited To?

    The Agent Pro is best suited to those who like to get their freestyle on all over the mountain, but also want their board to be able to handle a bit of speed and lay down some good carves, when not finding side-hits, lapping the park or buttering around. 

    Particularly good for those who like to go big with their airtime, but still want something that's forgiving and easy going enough to get a bit playful for ground tricks, rails, smaller side-hits, etc. 

    Would also suit someone who just likes to cruise the groomers and hit the occasional ollie over rollers, kind of thing, but they want the board to have a good spring and energy to it, even if they may not be doing anything too extreme. 

    Certainly could be a one-board quiver for a lot of riders or a great compliment to a quiver with a more powder oriented board and/or soft playful jib/park board.  


    Agent Pro DetailS

    Rome Agent Pro Snowboard Test 2025

    O.k. let’s take a more detailed look at what the Agent Pro is capable of.

    Demo Info

    Board: Rome Agent Pro, 157cm (254mm waist width)

    Date: March 15, 2024

    TESTING Conditions:

    Overhead: Some clouds but mostly sunny

    Visibility: 100%

    °C °C +wind chill °F °F rounded °F +wind chill °F WC rounded °C | °F ° +wind chill
    Morning Temp: 5 2 41 41 35.6 36 5°C | 41°F 2°C | 36°F
    Afternoon Temp: 7 5 44.6 45 41 41 7°C | 45°F 5°C | 41°F
    cm inch in rounded cm inch
    24 hr snowfall: 0 0 0 0cm 0”
    48 hr snowfall: 2 0.7874 1 2cm 1”
    7 day snowfall: 68 26.7717 27 68cm 27”
    kph mph mph rounded kph mph
    Morning Wind: 15 9.3226 9 15kph 9mph
    Afternoon Wind: 10 6.2150 6 10kph 6mph
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    On groomer: Hard pack to start. Hard but not quite icy. Got progressively softer as the day went on, as predicted, with the temperatures the way they were. Quite slushy in most areas by the end of the day. 

    Off groomer: Hard, bordering on icy to start, but gradually got softer and some areas got slushy by the end. 

    Set Up

    Bindings angles: +15/-15
    mm in mm in
    Stance Width: 535 21.0630 21.06 535mm 21.06”
    Stance Setback: 0 0 0 0mm 0”
    Width at Front Insert: 264 10.3937 10.4 264mm 10.4”
    Width at Back Insert: 264 10.3937 10.4 264mm 10.4”
    feet inches cm cm rounded
    Rider Height 6 0 183 6`0” 183cm
    pounds 81.6327 0
    Rider Weight 180 0 82 180lbs 82kgs
    Rider Boot Size: US9.5 (Adidas Response ADV)
    Bindings Used: Burton Malavita, size M
    grams pounds ounces lbs rounded oz rounded grams lbs & ozs
    Board Weight 2880 6.3492 0.3492 6 6 2880g/cm 6lbs 6ozs 5.5873
    Weight per CM 18.34 0.0404 0.0404 0 0.65 18.34g/cm 0.65ozs/cm 0.6469
    Average Weight per cm 18.64 0.0411 0.0411 0 0.66 18.64g/cm* 0.66ozs/cm 0.6575
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    *based on a sample size of 300+ models that I’ve weighed in 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 models. 

    Powder

    Not really a powder board. It wasn’t a deep day when I was testing, but based on the specs and general impressions it won’t be the greatest when the snow piles up.

    There's a little bit of early rise rocker in the camber profile which should help it to certainly not be hopeless, but otherwise isn't built for powder. 

    Carving

    Felt nice without being epic. Middle of the road, medium radius arcs on run of the mill Blue runs are the best fit. However, when in that range, it does carve really well and was nice and fun to carve. Just iif you try to power it up for high speed carves, it can get washy.

    Turning

    Ease of Turning/Slashing: Not effortless, but it does a really good job and certainly isn’t demanding.

    Maneuverability at slow speeds: Easy to maneuver and do what you want even when the speed/forces are low.

    Catchiness: I noticed a slight bit of tail catch when I went particularly slow, but as soon as I added some speed I didn't notice any. 

    Speed

    It's not a gunship that you can dial way up. For anyone who feels like they ride at a “normal” to a bit above average speed, it’s fine.

    Uneven Terrain

    Crud/Chunder: Pretty decent. This is another spot where the slightly stiffer than average flex pattern lends some stability for plowing through cut up conditions.

    Trees/Bumps: Moves good edge to edge for short, quick turns and weaving through bumps and trees.

    Jumps

    Jumping is where the Agent Pro really comes into its own. 

    Pop: Easy to access pop and I could boost about as big as my technique allowed; the board didn’t limit me at all. It didn’t feel super light, but that didn’t cause any problems.

    Approach: Solid mix of stability and maneuverability to help you set up your flight.

    Landing:  Again, a perfect mix of absorbing the dynamics of landing without mushing out or being hyper responsive.

    Side-hits: Side hits were super fun and they generally fall into the speed zone that this board likes to live in.

    Small jumps/Big jumps: 

    Switch

    It rode really well switch. Solid in transitions and is the type of board that can really boost your confidence riding switch.

    Spins

    Even though it doesn’t feel like a super light swing weight, the Agent Pro has a good mix of not over-rotating but staying easy to finish the spin on the ground if you under-rotate. Didn't feel catchy on either the setup or landing.

    Jibbing

    Jibs were good but not great. The awesome pop is its best jib feature.

    Butters

    Pretty solid. Locks in well and doesn’t over flex and only takes a little bit of effort to get started. Its overall buttering is probably slightly higher than its ease of buttering but nothing that takes too much effort to get the tip/tail flexing and was confident in spinning on the nose/tail without feeling like it was going to pitchfork me or anything.


    Score Breakdown and Final Verdict

    Check out the breakdown of the score in the table below.

    FACTOR Rating (/5) weighting total score weighted rounded score
    Weighted
    Jumps 4.5 20 18 18/20
    Carving 3.5 10 7 7/10
    Turns 4 10 8 8/10
    Switch 4.5 10 9 9/10
    Speed 3.5 10 7 7/10
    Spins 4.5 10 9 9/10
    Butters 4 10 8 8/10
    Jibbing 3 5 3 3/5
    Crud etc 3.5 5 3.5 3.5/5
    Trees 3.5 5 3.5 3.5/5
    Pow 2.5 5 2.5 2.5/5
    TOTAL (after normalizing):90 87.2222 87.2 87.2/100
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    The Agent Pro is a really versatile ride, with its only real weakness being powder, though it should be fine for handling occasional shallower powder, would just likely be hard work on the back leg in regular deep powder. 

    It's best feature is it's jumping ability, particularly due to its ample amount of pop. 


    More Info, Current Prices and Where to Buy Online

    To learn more about the Agent Pro, or if you're ready to buy, or if you just want to research prices and availability, check out the links below:




    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at evo.com
    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at blauerboardshop.com
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    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at evo.com
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    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at blue-tomato.com
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    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at evo.com
    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at blauerboardshop.com
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    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at evo.com
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    >>Rome Agent Pro 2026 at blue-tomato.com
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    About Nate

    Nate is passionate about and loves learning new things everyday about snowboarding, particularly the technical aspects of snowboarding gear. That, and becoming a better rider and just enjoying and getting the most out of life.

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    Comments

    1. ins says

      January 27, 2026 at 11:46 am

      Hey, youve reviewed the Agent Pro and the Stale Crewzer. Agent Pro has 7/10 Flex on Rome Site and Stale Crewzer 6/10 on Rome Site, you reviewed with 6/10 Feel for Agent Pro and 6.5/10 Feel for Stale Crewzer. Would you say that the Agent Pro is definitely more playful/less aggressive and better for butters than the Stale Crewzer? Cant really decide on one of them as allmountain freestyle board that can handle everything overall from sidehits, spins, jumps – also charge and hold an edge and carve when i want to but is still playful enough for butters, flat type stuff.
      Thanks mate, keep the good work up!

      Reply
      • Nate says

        February 3, 2026 at 4:29 pm

        Hey Ins, thanks for your message.

        Yeah, did find the Agent Pro a little softer flexing, easier to butter and overall a little less aggressive than the Stale Crewzer. We just go off what we feel and not ratings. They sometimes match the brand’s ratings and sometimes don’t. I’ve heard of some brands that base the flex rating on the core and don’t take glassing etc into account – and glassing can make a big difference. Not sure how Rome does their ratings, but we just go off feel.

        Hope this gives you more to go off for your decision

        Reply
        • Ins says

          February 3, 2026 at 11:34 pm

          Thanks for the reply!

          I tested the stale crewzer meanwhile and i was like “wow this feels super stiff and aggressive” – to me even feels more like 7+ flex so guess you are absolutely right. Never thought this board would feel that stiff and aggressive since i rode other 6/10 flexing boards on rome scale already and they all felt way softer. Guess i need to check the agent pro then!

          Thanks for your help.

          Reply
    2. David says

      May 7, 2025 at 1:00 am

      Yes!! I’ve been waiting for this one!

      I have a standard uninc and a Salomon assassin, I feel like I’d like something that’s as easily torsional flex as the assassin but way more snappy and poppy (easy to extract). I found the agent pro and was wondering if this board sort of lands in those areas. I like the uninc a lot but the torsional flex is a bit stiff

      Reply
      • Nate says

        May 12, 2025 at 1:35 pm

        Hi David, thanks for your message.

        My instinct is that the Agent Pro would give you what you’re after. I would say it’s torsionally similar to the Assassin but with more pop, in my experience.

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