Review Wakeboards

Ronix CSVI Wakeboards

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Fabricated of a hybrid carbon/glass weave and machined out of our new Dark core blank. The envy of all other cores has a snap you don’t find in a conventional poured foam core. A stiffer lighter alternative sets a higher standard of maintaining a boards’ structure thru the transition of a wake, rebounding with cushier impacts on bigger airs.Up to 20% lighter than our other secret squirrel core. If you can’t pull a 7 because of the boards’ slender physique you can at least impress everyone in the boat with how light it is.Our team spent this past year tweaking the flex while our engineers made sure it was stronger than any other construction we have ever built. More than just another construction – our team swears by it.
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Ronix DHV1 Wakeboards

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The shape that redefined variable rails featuring a round belly and a hard tip and tail, so it has both a relaxed and aggressive feel depending on where you distribute weight on the board. The round rails through the center make it hard to take that all too familiar digger and gives the board a quicker release off the wake in all water conditions. The hard tip and tail give the board a strong edge to drive up through the wake. Whether you are going out to do a session of soul turns or upgrade your travels attempting Danny’s signature switch heelside 1080.
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Ronix Covenant Wakeboards

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No need to try and run a marathon if you haven’t even trained, the Covenant Wakeboard by Ronix is made to ride at your pace. The Ronix Covenant, known as the “summertime alpine creation,” is designed by Pat Panakos and has the flex and carve that will match the ride of your snowboard thru fresh pow in the backcountry. The mellow inside radius and the only board in the Ronix line to have torsional flex (which acts as the fin) adding to the snowboard inspired experience on the water. So ride at your own pace, but do so with a board made to accommodate to your tempo—the Covenant Wakeboard by Ronix.
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Ronix Krush Wakeboards

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A line of boards that understand your body is working against the boat on a toeside edge. Designed with a wider profile - standing higher up the wake, requiring less speed, along with a hard edge profile for unsurpassed traction. The heelside offers an accelerated edge transfer from the sharp center rail blending to more of a vertical sidewall This floatier rail mixed with more sidecut increases the glide with a quicker release off the wake. Designed with a wider profile, and requiring less speed to get to new heights, you’ll develop more than a Krush this wakeboard season. The Ronix Krush Wakeboard will not only coax you into falling in love with it, but it will allow you to demolish all your competitors, with a whole new sense of Ronix style.
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Ronix Dahlia Wakeboards

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From the moment you jump off the dock you will know what we mean by versatility. The Ronix Dahlia Wakeboard shape that you can’t help but ride better on whether it’s a harder progressive cut, or coming in flat to the wake. The Ronix Dahlia is always in control – even when you’re not with a hybrid rocker, new variable rail that isn’t too fast, slow, edgy or mellow. A more explosive alternative to Emily’s Coy board.
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Ronix Vault Wakeboards

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Redefining the versatility of board shapes for toe/heelside demands. A ride that takes into consideration that your body is working against the boat on your toeside, yet rides higher with a quick release on your heelside.
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Ronix Frontier Wakeboards

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Determine your own style – don’t let a board do it for you. A toned down version of the Covin’s edge hold with a more vertical sidewall tail preventing this shape from rolling over on rail as far. A faster version of the Manas’ hybrid rocker with increased glide over the water. The Frontier board generates speed from an idle continuous arc in the middle length of the board combined with a kink in the ends. This style of hybrid arc means riders that have a tail heavy body position will notice the speed off the wake from the continuous rocker. Riders with a centered-weight style rely on the bend in the tip/tail of the board with a more straight up snap off the wake.
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Ronix Mana Wakeboards

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The alternative to stereotypes with the everyday rider in mind. A legendary new board and rider in the making. Adam Errington entered his first year onto the pro scene making his way to podiums with his own signature skate influenced style, while working on the design of his first deck. A shape that you can’t help but ride better on, whether you have a progressive cut, or come in flat to the wake. The Mana is always in control – even when you’re not with a hybrid rocker, new variable rail that isn’t too fast, slow, edgy or mellow.
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Ronix Coy Wakeboards

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Ronix Coy Wakeboard – Women’s: Not even Emily Copeland rides the way guys do – finally a shape designed for women- the true rulers of the waterway. The Coy Wakeboard by Ronix was not designed to set a steep edge load, instead the Coy has more of a vertical sidewall, which allows the tail to ride higher on the water. More speed is to be generated from reduced friction and increased glide rather than the angle of the board which lets you ride with less resistance. Let your crew know what’s up without having to say a word, just show them by putting down a sweet run on your Coy Wakeboard by Ronix.
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Ronix Covin Wakeboards

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Our quickest series generates more board angle and glide into the wake than any other style of “fast” board Chad has ever ridden. This new style of charger has a sharp rail in the belly for speedy edge transfers and more of a vertical sidewall in the tail so the board sets a strong edge without burying it. The Covin is a hard edging deck that doesn’t sit super deep in the water which can create too much drag and effective edge with the water. Instead the speed comes from the edge angle, increased glide, and a tight load line that creates additional lift.
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