Early 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.

Wide Tip/Tail – Easy starts, rides higher at slow speeds, and gives riders a larger sweet spot for take offs and landing.

Mellow Round Radius Fading Bevel – Sets a predictable smooth transitioned edge with little effort, doesn't require a steep edge angle to get speed.

Krypto Cable – Different fibers are brewed up and then woven together to make a stronger compound. The Krypto Cable surrounds the profile of the board and is fused together with the core. Combined with the monocoque laminated glass, this cable makes the sidewalls the strongest part of the board.

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

Grom Glass – Ronix's lightest weight glass. A woven construction brings less swingweight and increased feel on the water to the board. Created for the next generation.

4 Asymmetric Molded Outer Fins – Needed additional grip on your toeside as a rider's body is crossed up from the boat.

M6 Hardware – The Euros have it figured out. A higher thread count means more hold at a shallower depth. So now Ronix 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.

Blended Energy – A combination of the late kick of the Phoenix Project board, and the instant response off the wake you would find in Ronix's timebomb construction. A perfect blend for riders with varying styles.