Ronix wakeboards

[40oz]

Sorry for reading old post from 2006, but what are your thoughts on Ronix now? I have always been a CWB man and now finally branching out and making a switch.

On a side note, i was very interesting to read a post from when Ronix was first started and the back in forth. Its like im in Back to the Future haha.

[rennis]

Love that company! I like the bump too, cool too revisit people's thoughts from 2006.

I'm not a very skilled rider but I do like their boards a lot. Those guys spend more time on R&D and pushing the limits on design than most of their competitors if you ask me.

Plus they're just cool. They love their job and it shows in their products.

Edited June 13, 2012 by rennis

[Huelsmma]

Id say theyre miles ahead of where they were when this thread was last going in 2006:)

[srintx]

I still ride the 2009 Ronix Caption 4'8". It's a good board very loose in the pocket, If I could do a surface 360, I would think this would be the board to do it on...

[LiquidCourage]

I switched from a O'brien Natural this year to a Ronix Ibex. Love the Ronix- wife switched to a Ronix as well. The boards are lights and seem very fast, but still easy to control.

[40oz]

I think i mentioned this earlier, but i will have a Ronix One this Tuesday, and have requested Wednesday off to "test". I will post a review.

[LiquidCourage]

Did you get new bindings as well? I have been waiting for my Hyperlite Team's to fall apart so I can justify a new set of CT's- prob Relik. My buddy has them on an Ibex- very low profile- they make you feel more "connected" to the water and seem more responsive. They are much, much lighter than my Team's as well. Will look forward to the review!

[40oz]

I did order new bindings. Went with the district OT because i wear a 14 and my current Zeus CT are super heavy. I always felt like the OT bindings were way lighter. Obvioulsy the trade off is board control, but i dont think it is that drastic.