The blunted nose and tail are perfect for reducing swing weight as you’re locking down those spins and give the board a shorter running length whilst keeping the same effective edge.

Biax laminates run at 90 degrees and ensure you’re poppy without being twitchy and durable enough to smash it through the rail gardens. They’ve added carbon, because why the hell not? This is adding tensile strength and giving you that extra little bit of snap when push comes to shove.

Pop Core Matrix is a combination of woods to ensure the strength to weight ratio is a winner, and to keep a responsive and uniform flex pattern. The overall flex walks out straight down the middle, the goldilocks of flex patterns- not too soft, not too stiff, able to handle whatever you can throw at it without pigeon-holing your riding style.

“Pop Core Matrix is a combination of woods to ensure the strength to weight ratio is a winner”

A bamboo rod is buried in the board at either end, starting between the inserts and heading out towards the tip and tail. These lil’ hotrods shoot power from underfoot outwards, so you can load up ollies and slashes without messing with the torsional stiffness.

The Agent is back and isn’t here to mess around, although you’d be hard pressed to not have fun messing around on it.

“The Rome Agent was the first board I rode at The Selection, and I wish I could have held onto it for the rest of the week. This outstanding true camber stick is an all-in-one quiver, packed with pop, responsive turnability and fun in the softer tip and tail.

“This board had to be prized from my grip at the end of the day”

Our first day on the hill involved shredding some of the resort’s secret stashes with a foot and a half of fresh on an already good base. It blasted through the pow, gave me wings off rollers and side hits, and performed like a real snowboard should.

This board had to be prized from my grip at the end of the day. I loved it to death!”

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