Description
Simple ideas can be revolutionary. Ideas like putting metal edges on snowboards or selling bread pre-sliced. Or making a jib board for riders with size 11+ feet. When Rome created the Machine two years ago, it was the first series designed specifically for riding rails and park jumps with bigger feet. Armed with the Impact Plates™ and the new Impact Base, the 2008 Machine is better than ever for landing on rails and boxes all day. The extra width also delivers stable landings and a surfy feel in powder.
Specs
| Spec: | |||
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| Consistent, dynamic flex | |||
| A soft torsional flex for control on rails and jumps | |||
| Speed with added resistance to rail abuse | |||
| Anti-compression protection | |||
| Added protection against rail abuse | |||
| Maximum bevel for no hang-ups on rails | |||
Reviews
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by Anonymous on 11.04.2024
Strengths: I have rode this board consistently since getting one in 2008. 14 years.. I broke my back in 5 places on this board (user error). I have been to a few Rocky Mountain resorts within the U.S. and have always brought this board with me. This board is the reason why I love snowboarding. Such a solid board if you got big ol` feet.
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Related Reviews
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2006 Rome - Machine |
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| Response: buttery; mellow; nose-press friendly; stable under foot Terrain: hand rails; cement ledges; resort parks; city parks; backcountry jumps Tricks: 1080s; switch 7s; smiths; 5-0s; bs 180s; shifties Favorites: spring parks; poppy jumps; rail tours; switch tricks; butter runs; floaty powder riding More» | ||
by Anonymous on 12.27.2016
Strengths: absolutely wonderful, i would say its more for intermediate riders.
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