Rome Machine
Dec 28
2008
2008
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Which board is bettter?
Rome Machine 151/390 Collage Bindings
or
Rome Garage Rocker 152/390 Boss Blue Bindings
Which would be a better park set-up. I moslty ride rails but i’m trying to hit jumps more i’m learning to 3 and 5 right now so i want it to be good on jumps but I love pressing and sliding rails so I want it to be good on rails as well. Which is closest to what I want?
Well the Machine is meant for riders with big feet. I don’t think the Garage rocker even comes it a wide. Garage rocker is meant more for rails. If I was you I would get the Rome Machine(if you need a wide) with 390s boss bindings(Binding of the year).Garage Rocker is kind of a throw away jib board.
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