Review Wakeboards

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 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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