Test review Agent Pro

I originally purchased this board (161w) to fill the freestyle slot in my quiver. However, as touched on in a couple reviews this board is a stellar mid/low speed carver. This board can freestyle AND lay trenches which makes for a super fun and versatile ride. Context: I ride this in place of a Pantera when I want more play and less charge while maintaining the ability to carve. Buy this board.

Carves well at high speeds, super poppy

I can take my agent everywhere with no worries. The way the nose and tail have the double kicker combined with hot rod this board is fast, responsive and poppy. Also with the flax plate under foot the fatty to flatty landings aren't so bad on the knees.

Awesome board! Super fun to ride, probably my new daily.
Its comfortable, damp, still responsive and goes fast without getting unstable for a long time. It has a lot of reserve so you can really challenge it and it will also challenge you, if you try to test its limits.
Definitely on the stiffer side, carves better than expected, tho its not made for super fast and wide turns. If you push it really hard that way, it will wash out at some point.
Not the easiest to butter, but you can do it. Gotta hit the right spot, but when you do, its real nice.
Where it really shines is its pop tho, its crazy good. If you load it up properly, you have a real spring under your feet and it launches you to the moon. If you want to hit the big jumps or make small ones big, this is the board to do it with.
Havent tried it in deep snow yet.
Bottom line, its a real versatile board, that you can and have to push hard to get the most out of it, but its always fun, no matter, what you throw at it.

I'm 178cm, 80kg, size 28 mondo and ride 155w.

It's a super fun and powerful board.
I'm super happy with it

This board is insane! It wasn’t that long ago that you had to sacrifice pressability for a board that was stable at high speeds or could handle bigger jumps. Somehow, this board just does it all. You can bomb a groomer, drag knuckles and feel super stable on edge, even through some chunder. Stiff enough to stomp large jumps and lay trench at speed. And somehow, you can still butter and press like you’re on the softest of park boards (must be that double kick tech!). And the pop! Load up those hot rods and it just launches your ollie. Haven’t rode pow on it yet, but I’m sure with a set back stance it will crush. Can’t recommend this board enough for an all mountain and park destroyer.

Riding a 158w paired with some older katanas
6’1”, 185lbs, 10.5 boot

This board is dope, the build quality is solid and it rides like a dream!

Definitely on the stiffer side, but was aware of that before i got it. The board is perfect for the slightly bigger freestyle features, it locks in very well, even at higher speed

To put this review in perspective, I am 41 years old/6'4" tall/ 225 lbs and snowboard Mammoth Mountain and Big Bear Mountain primarily. I have owned Rome's all mountain boards and ventured into the Agent/Park style twin boards. In my opinion Rome is a great brand, outstanding damp boards with lots of pop that support my weight. Comparable brands for me are Burton and Lib Tech...now go take a look at their prices vs Rome's boards and get excited that you found Rome. The dampness of Rome's boards allow me to hit 2 week trips and not stress about leg fatigue from vibrations or be concerned where we go due to steep terrain, etc. Their boards handle anything you throw at it. I'm heavy and have yet to break one. Wanted to give Rome a shout out in general.

I own the Rome Agent from last season, and wanted a stiffer version for riding a little faster, steeper lines, and bigger drops. I have no negative comments for the original agent, except that I can personally push it to its max limits. I liked it so much I bought the Pro to support my mountain freestyle ventures. A sick versatile board that delivers. The edge hold, pop, quickness edge to edge, and playful camber are what has me hooked. The rolled tips are fun to play around on. It's like a serious all mountain twin if you want it to be, and playful if you know what you're doing. I take this down all runs, through the trees and in knee deep+ powder without issue. I literally downsized the quiver to the Agent Pro and a Powder Board. It's all I need. What wouldn't you want this board for? In my opinion you don't want this board for bombing runs with long, accross the run carves. It can wash out on you. But you got to be really pushing it. The board likes medium to quick turns making it awesome for park, trees, set up turns, and making the mountain a terrain park. I am stoked I tried the agent, and now am on the Agent Pro. Can't help but smile even thinking about a day on the Agent boards, pro or regular model. Both are outstanding.

The Pro is not insanely marked up compared to what other brands do for their pro models. They are basically giving this board away!!!!