I have the 22/23 Rome Ravine Select in 166 and absolutely love this board. I’m tall, weigh around 240lbs, wear size 12s, and this deck absolutely rips for me. The first time I tried it out, I was blown away by how fast and fluid the edge-to-edge transitions were. Despite the board size, I felt nimble and totally in control of my lines. The base is fast as hell and will let you haul it when you want to. I’ve gotten to ride this board over the past three seasons on every condition imaginable, and it’s tackled everything I’ve thrown at it with ease. The shape and flex helps you float easily in pow, you can absolutely tear up groomers, and it dominates tech lines. Add in the fact that it’s stable, relatively damp, and has awesome snap out of the tail if you know how to load it (and have the weight to throw into it), and this board easily tops most others I’ve tried. I’ve demo’d tons of boards back to back against the Ravine, and every time I come back to the Ravine I am reminded just how much I love this board!

After riding my old Rome board for 15 years (lol) it was time for a new one. Hope this one serves me just as well.

Just upgraded from a 2015 Rome agent and the Ravine select is a freeride beast

This board is an all mountain destroyer! Ride groomers, powder, trees, side hits with precision. This is a top notch quality board you can trust to deliver the goods.

The best do-it-all deck I've ridden so far. Coming off of directional twin shapes, I was able to purchase the Ravine Select ('23-'24) and ride it all last season. 20 sessions last season - Jane, Winter Park, Copper, Steamboat - varying conditions - nothing but stoke for this board. This is my daily driver and looking forward to logging in many more laps on this deck. A true all-mountain/freeride directional board with a slightly stiffer than middle of the road flex. Don't let the directionality of the Ravine deter you from riding this switch with confidence - it does just fine reverse. Very stable at speed, as well as a decent carving board (med to long drawn out carving) and fairly maneuverable when needed. You can push this thing to your limits and I feel that it favors a more aggressive and experienced rider. It does decent in powder and the small amount of time I took it into the trees - and does well with freestyle and presses. Side hits, park laps, groomers, pow, side country, trees, presses and butters - such a fun, cool looking deck that just performs in most all conditions. Yes, this could definitely be your only board. Pairs well with the Rome Katana bindings.