Ronix Fun Board
The Lowdown: The name says it all. Fun Board is Ronix’s fastest, most stable ride, and its throwback design is all about increasing your carve
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The Lowdown: The name says it all. Fun Board is Ronix’s fastest, most stable ride, and its throwback design is all about increasing your carve
The Lowdown: With the 2017 Valhalla, O’Brien took an already reliable shape and made it even more user-friendly with new contouring and a balanced thickness
The Lowdown: The extra stability provided by the Nomad’s longboard design makes it a great starter board for new riders behind the boat. Meanwhile, its
The Lowdown: With its classic three-stage rocker and new I-Beam construction, Danny Harf’s pro model is Ronix’s most explosive board. The low-friction base maximizes glide
The Lowdown: The unique camber design of Parks Bonifay’s pro model allows you to drive off the wake with both legs in a more ergonomically
The Lowdown: Equipped with O’Brien’s superdurable Impact Base, a flexible blended wood core and a progressive rocker, the Stiletto is a perfect fit for women
The Lowdown: Jeff Langley’s pro model is built to go big with a super-stiff construction, wider profiles and a progressive five-stage rocker. A robust center
The Lowdown: The Indie’s park-specific design starts with a 100 percent wood core, which provides loads of flex on rails. Super-durable Impact Base and DuraRail
The Lowdown: The Knox’s aggressive three-stage rocker combines with a wide design for explosive pop off the wake. Deep grooved channels, a double center concave,
The Lowdown: A blended core of paulownia and PU gives Julian Cohen’s pro model a combination of flex and strength, making it right at home
The Lowdown: A deep center channel allows the Wild Child to settle lower in the water, giving intermediate to advanced women improved edge hold and
Ronix has always done funny, quirky things with its board graphics, but I’d never experienced an unboxing quite like this one. As soon as I
The Lowdown: The name says it all. Fun Board is Ronix’s fastest, most stable ride, and its throwback design is all about increasing your carve
The Lowdown: With the 2017 Valhalla, O’Brien took an already reliable shape and made it even more user-friendly with new contouring and a balanced thickness
The Lowdown: The extra stability provided by the Nomad’s longboard design makes it a great starter board for new riders behind the boat. Meanwhile, its
The Lowdown: With its classic three-stage rocker and new I-Beam construction, Danny Harf’s pro model is Ronix’s most explosive board. The low-friction base maximizes glide
The Lowdown: The unique camber design of Parks Bonifay’s pro model allows you to drive off the wake with both legs in a more ergonomically
The Lowdown: Equipped with O’Brien’s superdurable Impact Base, a flexible blended wood core and a progressive rocker, the Stiletto is a perfect fit for women
The Lowdown: Jeff Langley’s pro model is built to go big with a super-stiff construction, wider profiles and a progressive five-stage rocker. A robust center
The Lowdown: The Indie’s park-specific design starts with a 100 percent wood core, which provides loads of flex on rails. Super-durable Impact Base and DuraRail
The Lowdown: The Knox’s aggressive three-stage rocker combines with a wide design for explosive pop off the wake. Deep grooved channels, a double center concave,
The Lowdown: A blended core of paulownia and PU gives Julian Cohen’s pro model a combination of flex and strength, making it right at home
The Lowdown: A deep center channel allows the Wild Child to settle lower in the water, giving intermediate to advanced women improved edge hold and
Ronix has always done funny, quirky things with its board graphics, but I’d never experienced an unboxing quite like this one. As soon as I
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