Ronix MOD84 Foil Board

Since the summer of 1984 Ronix have been modifying foils. Flying above combo skis, kneeboards, and other contraptions you have to buckle into. This new high-end board appropriately titled MOD84 is a tribute to the nearly 4 decades of their flight journey.

Most foil boards (including the popular 727 series) are designed to be ridden with your weight shifted back. This puts you in a nice comfortable position, and the foot straps will help lock you in for even added stability and response. Another style of foil boards is based on riding more over the center of the board. The mast is usually mounted 4+” further from the tail than most boards. Combine that with an overall thicker board made out of a lighter foam mixed with carbon and you have the basis for where wakefoiling is heading.

As opposed to pumping up and down – you rock the board forward and back which creates significantly more forward momentum to help keep you gliding as you are several hundred feet away from the boat. The concave, deep-v, and added buoyancy are all there to help bail you out when the board touches the water. This board has more deflection than any foil board we have ever ridden. Why no footstraps? Weight reductions – you wouldn’t think inserts weigh much – but they do. Also riders that are more into flips and spins will prefer the 727 style of board. This is a high-end surf purist shape that will get you pumping further than you have ever imagined.

Available Sizes: 3'9", 4'2"