Pressurepop Tech Basalt Reverse-V
Extending inward towards the centerline from rider foot to the middle of the board at the contact points, this pattern increases ollie and nollie height, without altering the low-torque freestyle flex. The Reverse-V Concept: The Reverse-V pattern is used to take rider energy straight to the centerline or the board where you load up an ollie, without increasing torsional stiffness. As a result, it is the perfect for Stay Positive boards where we want higher ollies and nollies. but we don't want to make them more torque-y. Pressurepop Technology: The other advanced way that we add model-specific POP to the boards in our collection. The high-end boards feature ultra-light, ultra-poppy Kevlar while the mid-priced boards feature responsive, cco-fricndly basalt fibers. Both store rider energy via platforms under the bindings and channel it into the nose and tail. A secondary benefit of PressurePop is that the area under the bindings is designed like our Impact Plates to increase strength.
Snowboards that use this technology
All Rome technologies for 2011/2012 collection
Base
Bend
- Hybrid Fun Camber
- Hybrid Ripit Camber
- JibPop Rocker Camber
- Freepop Rocker Camber
- MtnPop Rocker Camber
- NoHang-Ups Rocker Camber
- Powder-S Camber
- Stay Positive Camber
Collection
Core
Edges
Reinforcement
- Basalt Impact Plates
- Glass Impact Plates
- Basalt Torque Stringer Technology
- Carbon V Stringer Technology
- Glass Reverse-V Stringer Technology
- Glass V Stringer Technology
- Hotrods Carbon Reverse Radial V
- Hotrods Carbon Single Barrel
- Hotrods Glass Single Barrel
- Hotrods Carbon Torque
- Kevlar Impact Plates
- Powerbars Carbon V
- Pressurepop Tech Basalt Reverse-V
- Pressurepop Tech Basalt V
- Pressurepop Tech Kevlar V
- CarbonBiax Alloy Laminate
- StraightBiax Carbon Laminate
- StraightBiax Laminate
- StraightTriax 30 Laminate
- StraightTriax 45 Laminate
- SuperlightBiax Laminate
- Hotrods Carbon Double Barrel