Ronix RXT Floating Mainline (2027) @ $279.99

Ronix RXT Floating Mainline (2027)

Our Price $279.99
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Ronix RXT Floating Mainline (2027)

Our Price $279.99
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Description

Ronix RXT Floating Spectra Fusion Mainline

You want a wakeboard mainline that floats, holds its length under load, and won't stretch when you're dialling in your tricks. The Ronix RXT delivers exactly that. Built with a 16-strand Spectra Fusion cover wrapped around a 100% Dyneema core, this line gives you 30% more strength relative to its weight compared to traditional rope, so you're pulling harder without fighting extra drag. The Buoyant Technology keeps the line sitting on the surface between sets, making it easier to manage and reducing the chance of tangles.

At 85 feet total, the RXT comes marked with seven take off points, one 45ft section, one 10ft, four 5ft, and two 2.5ft positions. That granular spacing means you can step the rope down half-foot at a time, which is exactly what tournament riders and progression focused skiers need when you're working through your progression or fine-tuning your setup. The abrasion free, snag resistant cover handles repeated passes without degrading.

If you already own a wakeboard handle you trust, the RXT mainline pairs seamlessly with it. You get the performance of a non-stretch Dyneema-core line without replacing your whole setup, the higher spec choice over the R8 floating mainline.


Description

Ronix RXT Floating Spectra Fusion Mainline

You want a wakeboard mainline that floats, holds its length under load, and won't stretch when you're dialling in your tricks. The Ronix RXT delivers exactly that. Built with a 16-strand Spectra Fusion cover wrapped around a 100% Dyneema core, this line gives you 30% more strength relative to its weight compared to traditional rope, so you're pulling harder without fighting extra drag. The Buoyant Technology keeps the line sitting on the surface between sets, making it easier to manage and reducing the chance of tangles.

At 85 feet total, the RXT comes marked with seven take off points, one 45ft section, one 10ft, four 5ft, and two 2.5ft positions. That granular spacing means you can step the rope down half-foot at a time, which is exactly what tournament riders and progression focused skiers need when you're working through your progression or fine-tuning your setup. The abrasion free, snag resistant cover handles repeated passes without degrading.

If you already own a wakeboard handle you trust, the RXT mainline pairs seamlessly with it. You get the performance of a non-stretch Dyneema-core line without replacing your whole setup, the higher spec choice over the R8 floating mainline.


Features
  •  New Age Spectra Fusion - 30% stronger!
  •  Buoyant technology – it floats!
  •  16-strand Spectra Fusion w/ 100% Dyneema core
  •  Abrasion free, snag resistant cover
  •  85ft total length including handle
  •  One 45ft section
  •  Seven total take off sections
  •  One – 10ft take off section
  •  Four – 5ft take off sections
  •  Two - 2.5ft take off sections
Yes. It's a non-stretch line — a 16-strand Spectra Fusion cover over a 100% Dyneema core — so it holds length when you're dialling in tricks, with 30% more strength relative to weight than traditional rope. Buoyant Technology keeps it floating between sets.
At 85ft total it's marked with seven take-off points — one 45ft, one 10ft, four 5ft and two 2.5ft — so you can step down half a foot at a time. It's the higher-spec choice over the R8 floating mainline, and pairs with any wakeboard handle you already own.
Wakeboard ropes use low-stretch or no-stretch line so the boat's pull transfers directly for consistent pop off the wake, unlike the stretchier ropes used for combo skiing. They typically run 65 to 75 feet with shortening sections so you can tune your distance from the wake as you progress.
Most wakeboard ropes run 65 to 75 feet and include shortening sections. Beginners start longer, where the wake is wider and more forgiving, then shorten the line to where the wake is steeper for bigger air. A rope with take-off sections lets you adjust as you improve.
Rinse the rope and handle in fresh water after use, especially in salt water, and let them dry before storing out of direct sun. Coil the rope loosely to avoid setting kinks, and check the line and handle grip for fraying or wear before each session.

Ronix RXT Floating Mainline (2027)

  •  New Age Spectra Fusion - 30% stronger!
  •  Buoyant technology – it floats!
  •  16-strand Spectra Fusion w/ 100% Dyneema core
  •  Abrasion free, snag resistant cover
  •  85ft total length including handle
  •  One 45ft section
  •  Seven total take off sections
  •  One – 10ft take off section
  •  Four – 5ft take off sections
  •  Two - 2.5ft take off sections

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