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2010 One Sintered Slider-Danny Harf (Red) Ronix Wakeboards
DESCRIPTION:
The One shape pioneers the evolution of variable rails. Shallow molded fins, forgiving angled bevels, and a fuller mid rail set the pace of this mellower, freeride-inspired shape. As a rider’s weight shifts back, the variable rail transitions to a sharper rail and bevel in the tail...so that the board can hook up with a strong, predictable edge up the wake every time. Last season, Danny switched out his rocker to a speedier three-stage kick and additional momentum off the transition...and landed a historic switch toeside 1260 days after jumping on his new shape. The reduced friction on the water will let any soul turn connoisseur upgrade their travels off the kicker.
FEATURES: -Round rails through the center with a new angled bevel prevent that all too familiar edge catching digger...and create an even mellower transitioned carve.
-Thin profile reducing swing weight. -Clean center bottom design-Leaves the wake and lands with more forward momentum so there is no need for big channels to reduce the impact on landings.
-New side vents for a stronger grip up the wake.
-Directional R3 technology-Ride the board the way it was intended to be ridden with the carbon maintaining the original rocker line.
-Krypto cable-Makes the sidewalls the strongest part of the board, not the weakest...adds torsional stiffness.
-Mod Pour-This demanding alternative core is new for this year made from Ronix's exclusive blend of carbon and atoms.
-Sintered base-The most durable non stick compound that won't lose any glide on the water.
-Screened UV clear top, two-piece black chrome Ronix emblem, gold foils, pearl and flake metallic ink.
-Four fiberglass 1.0” fins and four fiberglass 0.8” slider fins.
-Danny Harf designed and endorsed.
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Ronix Ibex 139
The new 2010 Ronix Ibex Wakeboard has less rocker than any shape Parks Bonifay has ridden in the last ten years, but has way more total surface area than any other Ronix deck. So instead of having that vertical snap with an abrupt 3-stage rocker, Parks has mellowed out his new ride with a faster, cleaner take off, and more stability on and off the water with a shape that is one inch wider in the tip ad tail with added glide requiring less effort to get speed. All the while, Ronix engineers experimented with a more forgiving center variable rail, without loosing feel on the water. The 2010 Ronix Ibex Wakeboard is still one of the strongest edging boards in the Ronix lineup with increased effective edge into the wake from the new longer channels and wider cupped rails.
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Ronix Mana 139 with Kai Bindings
Ronix Mana Wakeboard + Kai OT Boots 2010: For a rider looking for the ultimate straight up in the air snap, look at the Ronix Mana Wakeboard. Australia’s Dean Smith has been working with Ronix the past couple of seasons on a new ride that has a super flat rocker under your feet and a really late and abrupt kick that doesn’t punch through the wake. The Ronix Mana Wakeboard was designed to be ridden on edge with a sharper rail throughout the board, but doesn’t need much angle into the wake to get a solid grip. In conjunction with the Ronix Mana Wakeboard, Ronix Kai OT Boots were created for any riding style, containing high-end custom orthotics available in both open toe and closed toe models.
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