Ronix District Wakeboard with One Carbitex Bindings

The Ronix District Wakeboard has the rare trait of adapting to you, regardless of your style or ability. Ronix took one of the best-selling all-purpose series that rides without stereotypes and made it lighter, delivering more feedback and noticeably softer landings. The District, with its hybrid rocker, ranges from smooth/low maintenance turns to wide open high-speed cuts. With fast, predictable takeoffs and explosive wake-to-wake jumps, this is a series that truly covers the spectrum.

Riders that approach the wake flat into the wake will notice a strong, explosive 3-stage lift. If you approach the wake while on rail you will notice a smooth, blended rocker line with an uninterrupted fast take-off and landing. Riders who tend to distribute their weight evenly will experience a freeride, floaty feel when they initiate turns. On the flipside, riders can experience hairpin turns with quick edge transitions if they shift their weight to the tail of the board.

Riding Style: Boat
Riding Level: Intermediate / Advanced
Construction: Modello
Energy: Neutral 5
Rocker: Hybrid 3-Stage Continuous
Fins: Four 1.0″ Ramp Fins

Size	Rocker	Stance	Center	Surface Area	Weight Range
134 cm	2.5″	19.5″-25.5″	17″	803 sq.in.	up to 165 lbs.
138 cm	2.6″	20″-26″	17.2″	837 sq.in.	150-190 lbs.
144 cm	2.7″	21.5″-27.5″	17.4″	878 sq.in.	170-210 lbs.
150 cm	2.8″	21.5″-27.5″	17.4″	905 sq.in.	190+ lbs.

One Carbitex Bindings
All new for 2024, the Ronix One Carbitex Boot is a foot-on-the-gas, high-response, powerhouse C inspired by some favorite sports cars. 3D molded components remove dead space around your feet creating quicker energy transfer. The most proven and responsive boot in the Ronix lineup is highlighted by the proprietary Intuition+ heat moldable liner and an external response pattern engineered by Carbitex CX6 C an American made, real carbon fiber, providing extreme reaction in a flexible form. For the rider that wants more lateral support when coming down from those big landings without sacrificing mobility on the medial side for a proper indy poke.