Rome Crail Review And Buying Advice

2010 & 2011- Camber Directional Shape  2012- Hybrid Camber Directional Shape The Crail is a mellow version of the Rome Headline.

For 2012 the Crail added the hybrid camber tech that is in the Rome Headline which improves performance in powder a bit.  It’s still not like a board with a lot of rocker in the nose but it’s better than the old camber model.

They also added the “Quickrip” Side Cut which makes for a excellent edge hold and carving.  It really improves the ride over the 2010 and 2011 models.

The Rome Crail is perfect for anyone who wants to get their edge to edge transitioning down and begin the road to understanding an aggressive approach to every aspect of all mountain riding.

It’s also a great entry level freeride board that will help you learn how to correctly carve out a good turn.

Even though the Crail has a shape of the Anthem and Headline it has a softer flex so it makes for a more versatile directional board.  It’s not going to have the speed or stiffer dynamic feel of the Headline but it will be easier to turn and more forgiving.

All in all it’s a good ride favorite for those who want to get into the mostly mountain riding game at a low price.

The 2010/2011 Rome Crail is a solid camber board that can be used just about anywhere.  This is one of our favorite directional all mountain camber boards in this price range.