The Service Dog got a full redesign for 25/26 and it's a completely different board. Rome rebuilt it as a volume-shifted directional shape with a 3D spoon nose, a new rounded Double Kick tail (the old swallowtail is gone), and 10mm of taper. The idea is simple: ride it shorter than you normally would and let the extra width do the floating. The 151 and 155 cover more rider sizes than you'd expect.

The Free-the-Ride camber profile — rocker in the nose, flat under the front foot, camber through the tail — gives you float and easy turn entry up front with actual grip and drive out the back. The Double Kick tech in both nose and tail locks into presses and butters with a second, steeper upturn at the tips. Nose flexes around 4/10, tail at 5/10, so it's soft enough to play with but not noodle-soft.

The single Bamboo HotRod running through the core adds dampening to that wide nose, which volume-shifted boards often need. At this price point, an extruded PowerSlide base and bamboo reinforcement is strong value. Snowboard Magazine gave it a Platinum Pick for 2026, and Board of the World scored it 85.75/100, noting it outperformed the average in its category while costing less.