he 2024 Ronix Atmos wakeboards are a series for a rider that wants the best of both extra snap and feel in their park board. We took the general design aspects of our popular Top Notch Pro series and added a first in cable boards – a spine. Typically, we will put vertical wood in specific pockets for strength, then have horizontal wood in other areas for added feel and more exaggerated presses. We developed a new spine where the strength runs the way a stringer does on a surfer, from tip to tail, then leaves the majority of the outer surface area with a much softer horizontal wood. With the 2024 Ronix Atmos you have a pivot point running the length of the board, not just in certain pockets, allowing most of the board to comply from side to side. We are proud to work with Ryan and Liam Peacock on a construction that will melt on rails in a way you have never experienced all without scarifying the durability to take on anything in its path. Bigger ollies, easier transfers, and our most conforming side to side flex – the 2024 Ronix Atmos Cable Park Wakeboard.
#2024 Ronix Atmos Cable Park Wakeboard Flex Factor
Spine Flex
New for 2024 we have our softest outside flex, but fused with a center that will provide a resistance point in your presses.
Flex Rating
- Tip/Tail – 66
- Center – 56
We have a flex testing machine that can gauge the recoil of a board. The higher the number – the more the board will want to react back to its original rocker line. While the smaller number means the board will be softer and more compliant on rails.
#2024 Ronix Atmos Cable Park Wakeboard Construction Features
- Cable Specific Design
- Riding Style – Advanced
- Continuous Rocker
- Vertical Paulownia Wood Spine
- Horizontal Outer Wood
- Magic Carpet Top / Base Glass
- G&R Technology
- Grind Base
- M6 Inserts
- Finless
#2024 Ronix Atmos Cable Park Wakeboard Rider Weight Indication
- 143 Up to 75kg
- 148 65 – 84kg
- 153 80kg and Up
Spine
For the past several seasons we have been developing different styles of stringers acting as a spine for the board. Riders are looking for the energy to transfer from the tail and drive through the tip. They also want a board that will conform and adapt from side to side without sacrificing durability. New for 2023 we have our softest outside flex, that is also fused with a center that will provide a resistance point in their presses. We came to a point where not everybody was happy with one traditional flex zone because of their personal riding styles, so we analyzed how a broad range of riders ollie, flex, and release off the water and features. The result was a need to have some boards with pressure points in the center, and others in the tip/tail.
Vertical Paulownia Wood
Wood is good at the park for riders that want a damper feel and a more durable ride. Made from renewable trees – a cable friendly Paulownia timber delivering a snowboard influenced kick off the wake, and unique ollie and press on rails.
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 our core. Combined with our monocoque laminated glass, this cable makes the sidewalls the strongest part of the board – not the weakest.
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 farther 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.
Sintered Base
The most durable non-stick base material we have ever tested on features and also has increased glide speed on the water. Our exclusive base was formulated from a powder by heating the material in a sintering furnace above its melting point until the particles bond to one another. A higher purity compound that preserves its bond overtime. No obstacle is safe at cable parks with our jib friendly base material.
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. Available on every series
