A powder day doesn't have to end when the groomers do on the Rome Ravine Snowboard. Free-The-Ride Camber keeps the nose rockered for float while staying flat under the front foot and cambered through the tail, so the same setup that surfs deep snow also holds an edge once the pitch flattens out. A Tri-Radial sidecut blends three turn radii into one continuous curve, solving the dead-tail feeling that usually comes with a tapered directional shape. Between the float up front and the response out back, the Ravine turns a powder morning into a ride the whole mountain can finish. What Our Gearhead(R) Experts Are Saying:"I chased a stash through the trees and came out onto a groomer expecting to fight the board the rest of the way down. It just kept carving like the powder run never happened."