Overall I felt great riding the Stale Crewzer. The ride felt smooth and somewhat floaty while still being responsive when needed. The board had good pop with a little effort and felt great off of the jumps. This will be my new go to board for laidback all mountain cruising.

Rides smooth, lots of pop, good for park and cruising. Haven't tried in the pow pow yet

This board is outstanding, it floats like a cloud in powder, is super stable, has good pop. I’ve ridden it in Japan powder, slush, groomers, chunder, park, seems to do everything really well, hands down one of the best powder boards that does it all.

This board is a masterpiece, unbelievable stable to carve and very playful , side hits and pow lines is a must for the crewzer board!!

Dream board for burning through trees and tearing through pow. Solid response in the rear to take on side hits with ease. Lays down carves really well too. Overall, very happy with how this board performs. If you live somewhere that gets a decent amount of fresh snow throughout the season, then I would highly recommend this board!

Cruisy, carvey, slashy. What a great board this is. Holds an edge well on the groomers, will leave a nice trench when gettin into those carves. Launches side hits like a dream. Really shines in powder. All around great board!

I bought a new Crewzer about 9 months ago. After a handful of riding days the top sheet split and the core started to swell. Rome approved my warranty and instructed me to further disable my Crewzer by drilling a hole in it. After I drilled the hole and sent over the picture they said that they didn’t have any boards available in their warranty inventory to replace my defective board. I gave them other boards I could accept but they had none of those either. Basically they had only odd sized beginner boards that they could replace mine with, or they would let me go and buy the Crewzer from their website at middle-of-the-season full price rates. It’s been over a week in February and still no board has been sent to me. I ride a lot of other brands and this is by far the worst customer support experience I have experienced. I am a snowmobile guide and snowboard instructor so I deal with folks in the industry a lot. Romes warranty is a complete joke to the entire snow industry.

I got one of these boards and only used it 6 times before it delaminated. Didn’t even notice it before I rode on it all day. Warranty crew didn’t even give me the time of day saying it was probably my fault. Screwed me over getting stuck with a bad quality board that I dumped a ton of money on.

I ended up putting a ton of epoxy in it to fix it before taking it out when, shocker, it broke again. Wasn’t even doing anything crazy, the core just failed for no reason with barely any pressure to the nose. Not sure if the delamination weakened the core or not but it was dumb how easily it broke. In not so shocking news, warranty team again told me it was my fault and again, not the board’s fault. I beg to differ, this board sucks and is too weak to handle the basics of riding. Not worth the money, especially when you’d need to use the so-called warranty that doesn’t protect your gear anyway. Wouldn’t recommend.

The Stale Crewzer is an excellent board. I love the camber profile for pop, grip, and stompability while ripping big mountain lines, yet its excellent in the park. I noticed the ease of landing due to the stiffness when going massive on a hip or drop. The carvability is also very noticeable when sending groomers or ripping through a slope that has tracks all over it. This is may favorite Rome board to date and I've ridden Rome for years on MOD's, the National, Agents, Gangplank etc...

I use this as my good snow tree ninja in the Northeast US. It performs everywhere, from groomers to deep pow. It makes a great carver on corduroy, but does well in uneven snow. I sized down to a 154 for my 5'8" 185 lbs, and it makes for a really maneuverable, quick-turning board. Stiff enough for speed (to a point), but playful enough to be a tree ninja.