Rome Wildcat Review And Buying Advice

Rome Wild Cat Snowboard Video and Written Review Review by The Good Ride

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The flat to rocker profile seems similar to the other boards except the tip/tail is turned up making it very easy to butter and jib about.  The flat extends almost the entire way to the nose/tail but tapers down to a cone-like point.  This allows you to generate more pop in an Ollie and have more fun jumping.

The flex is soft and very playful.  It’s a pretty good butter/jib board.

This is no all mountain freestyle board but groomers aren’t terrible.

The Quick Rip sidecut makes this jib board carve a bit better than you would expect.

It really is fun to butter, carve butter, jump, butter carve. The pipe isn’t this boards forte but it can climb a pipe wall OK.

Jibbing is where this board shines.

It’s fun anywhere from technical rails to any type of bonk you want to enjoy.