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2010 Ronix Mana wakeboard (image RonixWake.com)

2010 Ronix Kaimana Collection (Mana Board and Kai Boots)

The Ronix Mana board has been amped up for 2010 and now ridden officially by Dean Smith.  The board has been designed to be super flat rocker (slight V bottom) under your feet with an abrupt kicker and a sharper rail, means this board will get a solid pop off the wake without the hard edge.   Prepare for an award winning boot off the liquid kicker from our new Mana series. For a rider looking for the ultimate straight up in the air snap. Australia’s Dean Smith has been working with our engineers the past couple of seasons on a new ride that has a super flat rocker under your feet and a really late/abrupt kick that doesn’t punch through the wake.

2010 Ronix Mana Wakeboard

Sizes: 135, 139, 143
Fins: The board features 8 moulded fins, 7: outer and 4″ inner.

Kaimana- power of the water with a good luck Maori bone over the water travels.

For more information check out Ronix Wake.

Ronix wakeboards have released the 2009 collection.

When in a wakeboading store I can’t pass a Ronix Board and not stop; they are eye-catching, great boards. In true Ronix tradition the 2009 boards are an element of style and progression built and designed by wakeboarding gods.  I can’t wait to test the 2009 wakeboards, even just to hold one in my hands – sounds obsessed I know, but these boards are awesome.

If the new Ronix boards are as good as the old Ronix One then only those who are truely pimp will be riding them.

Image from RonixWake.com

The 2009 Class of Ronix wakeboard school photo:

Back row: ONE/DHV2, IBEX/PBV2, VIVA/CSV2, ONE, VIVA
Front row: IBEX, MANA, ARCADE by BILL, ARCADE, VAULT

For those slow off the blocks, DH is Danny Harf, PB is Parks Bonifay, CS is Chad Sharpe, three of the four owners of Ronix (Square One).

As you can see from the image the 2009 Ronix wakeboard designs are 10 / 10, I think the top graphic design going to Arcade by Bill – I have a soft sport for this style of graphics.  

What’s your opinion on the 2009 Ronix board range?