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Rome Machine 2009/2010 snowboard

Gender/Age: MensPurpose: FreestyleShape: Twin-tipFlex in collection: soft ○○○○ stiff Original flex index: 5

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waist: 251 mm

145W

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waist: 253 mm

151W

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waist: 256 mm

154W

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waist: 258 mm

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waist: 260 mm

159W

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waist: 262 mm

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waist: 263 mm
Manufacturer's description

Manufacturer's description

Not every rider gravitates towards the untracked line. Even on the most loco of powder days, some riders still head straight for the boxes, wall rides and kicker lines in the park. Understanding that mindset, the SDS created the Machine with a soft flex, extra width, and a menu of Impact technology. (Oh, and if you ever want to taste a face shot, the soft flex gives it tons of float.)

Measurements and parameters

Measurements and parameters

Size, cm 141W 145W 151W 154W 157W 159W 161W
Length, mm 1410 1450 1510 1540 1570 1590 1610
Running length, mm 1020 1050 1110 1140 1175 1190 1210
Effective edge, mm 1070 1100 1160 1190 1225 1240 1260
Nose width, mm 284 288 294 298 302 305 307
Waist width, mm 251 253 256 258 260 262 263
Tail width, mm 284 288 294 298 302 305 307
Sidecut radius, mm 7800 7930 8030 8130 8230 8280 8330
Stance width, mm 467 494 494 494 520 550 550
Setback, mm 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Rider's weight, kg 34-57 39-64 54-77 59-82 64-86 68-91 100-70
This snowboard model in other seasons collections

This snowboard model in other seasons collections

2010/2011 2009/2010 2008/2009
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