Agent
Timeless performance and versatility
A true workhorse of a board, the Agent is designed to do it all with style. Featuring a responsive yet butter-happy flex profile, and built with Fusion Camber and our SinterStrong base to keep you flying around the hill like a bat out of hell. All that tech in a true twin shape means the hits don’t stop, whether you’re riding park laps, high speed groomers or hunting pow stashes.
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Flex
Playful
Precise
Terrain
Camber
Nose
Tail
Rocker
Camber
Rocker
FUSION CAMBER
Positive camber with small pockets of rocker at the contact points; the modern go-to for all-mountain performance.
Shape and Hotrods
True Twin
Boards built with fully symmetrical spec: sidecuts, flex patterns, camber profiles and nose and tail lengths.
Bamboo Omega
HotRods
A single bamboo HotRod in the board’s nose and tail; pressable yet poppy.
Made of carbon, Omegas act as housing built around the HotRods and are designed to provide additonal power and responsiveness.
Board Contents
Topsheet
Biax Glass
Fiberglass with two different axes, built to be more torsionally playful and flexible.
Stomp Core
Our most stable and predictable core, built with 100% poplar construction.
Biax Glass
Fiberglass with two different axes, built to be more torsionally playful and flexible.
SinterStrong Base
The new go-to, this hardworking base is easy to fix with great wax retention. A low maintenance daily driver for riders of all ability levels.
Agent Size Chart
| Length (cm) | 148 | 151 | 154 | 157 | 160 | 155W | 158W | 161W |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Waist Width (cm) | 25.0 | 25.1 | 25.3 | 25.5 | 25.6 | 26.4 | 26.5 | 26.7 |
| Weight Recommendation (Lbs) |
112-156 |
123-167 |
134-178 |
147-191 |
161-205 |
154-198 |
167-211 |
180-224 |
| Weight Recommendation (Kg) |
51.0-71.0 |
56.0-76.0 |
61.0-81.0 |
67.0-87.0 |
73.0-93.0 |
70.0-90.0 |
76.0-96.0 |
82.0-102.0 |
| Boot Size (us/uk) |
8-11 / 7-10 |
8-12 / 7-11 |
8-12 / 7-11 |
8-12 / 7-11 |
9-12 / 8-11 |
9-13 / 8-12 |
9-13 / 8-12 |
10-14 / 9-13 |
| Boot Size (eu/cm) |
41-45 / 26.0-29.0 |
42-46 / 26.5-29.5 |
42-46 / 26.5-29.5 |
42-46 / 26.5-29.5 |
42-47 / 27.0-30.0 |
43-48 / 27.5-30.5 |
43-48 / 27.5-30.5 |
44-48 / 28.0-31.0 |
Customer Reviews
I had the original agent in this graphic in the early 2000s. Was the first board where I actually felt confident in rails and in the air. I've owned 3 Agents since that and am stoked to get this graphic on a modern board and can't wait to get it out on the mountain! I also picked up a ravine to replace my Rome Mtn Division which will be primary board, I will ride the agent when I'm in the park or just messing around on the hill.
I’ve been shredding your boards sense the begging. You’ve always built a great product. My son Is on a Slapstick and will be getting a pair of Libertines this season. I’m on a Camber agent and a pair of libertines and hoping to get on a new Agent this coming season. .
Finished second season on Agent 158W with Vice bindings and performed incredible no negatives even through two seasons, 10lb weight gain by me and storage. Great all mountain board last year Whitefish Mt and this year Big White, BC
Bought the Rome Agent this past winter and couldn’t be happier. Great pop and it’s been solid all winter. It’s a true twin so riding switch hasn’t been an issue at all. Great color choices and I love the graphic. Thanks Rome!
I purchased the Rome Agent for the 21/22 season and was never disappointed for a moment. I'm 6' tall 210, so I went a little longer than my previous Rome board, but wanted to use it more as all mountain and it delivered The flex, responsiveness, and hotrods all worked together to create a ride that was playful yet aggressive when it needed to be. The fusion camber also gave the board a familiar feel for me, as I Iike traditional camber, but with a touch more control when things got squirrelly. The ability to have some give on landings under feet from the rocker really saved me a few times. It was really great all over the Northeast mountains I was riding on. It performed really well even on those sketchy ice coast days. It was flawless everywhere but the really steep stuff. It still handled it, but the softer flex made you have to work a a little harder and get ahead of slipping out to get down, BUT it doesn't mean you can't hit the steeps. We hit Tuckerman Ravine, NH late spring with this and it was great, and that's pretty steep...
