Continuous Rocker – An earlier arc with a mellower degree will have a smoother, more consistent glide up the wake. A rider will be able to carry more speed up the transition and land tricks further out into the flats. Not quite the straight up snap of its counterpart, but a rider will have a faster, more predictable, effortless take off.

All Over Flex – For years this was the only option. You just have a smoother feeling ride from tip to tail. Usually regarded as a fun board style ride that you can just go play around at the cable and have a chill relaxed ride with.

Soft Tip to Tail Layup

Thin Profile

Speedwalls – Vertical poured urethane creates more top water speed and a durable bumper from those floating menaces at a cable park.

100% Wood Construction – Vertical and horizontal wood.

Monocoque – A wrapped glass from the bottom to the top so the flash line is no longer the weak point of the board -- and is now the strongest. A more durable construction and a torsionally stiffer ride.

Magic Carpet – Ronix is always sourcing new fiberglass materials trying to find that perfect weave that allows just enough resin to bleed through and adhere to their Magic Carpet.

Low Friction Base – Developed for the most glide speed in high-end boat boards.

M6 Inserts – The Euros have it figured out. A higher thread count means more hold on a shallower depth. So now we can go to thinner profiled boards with a shorter insert without sacrificing boot lock down. The result is boards with more feel and contact on the water.