New lightweight Stage 2 Liner, Ronix exclusive, the best in non-heat moldable memory foam. This liner forms to your foot designed with improved comfort. Specially designed to keep its comfort season after season – yup this liner won’t pack-out on you

Articulating cuff, this bindings flexes with the rider without any pressure points

Stage 2 Liner: improved comfort and the amazing support you’d expect from the leaders in footwear. Comes with reduced water absorption, a higher tear strength, and even less likely to pack out. No worries with this liner, if you buy a pair of size 9’s this season they won’t feel like a pair of size 11’s next season – it’s magic!

Feet Belts: Free from the outer shell, the feetbelt draws your foot into the heel pocket and holds it tight. No worries about comfort the feetbelt specialized material forms to the exact dimensions of your ankles – This is heel hold on a whole new level

Built in J-bars, secure your heel hold

New low friction eyelets, be on the move, stay on the move

Double laces: a more customized comfort fit

3-D Molded tongue blends comfort and performance

Four years of designing, testing and tweaking has lead to the creation of Ronix’s revolutionary baseless system. This design makes Ronix bindings 1/3 lower in height and weight compared to standard wakeboard bindings offering lower swing weight and superior board control

The super rigid chassis mounts to the Ronix universal board 6”inch hole pattern reducing heel/toe lift and maximizing energy transfer

Throw away your screwdriver, all Ronix bindings come equipped with a tool-less hardware adjuster to customize your fit on-the-fly

Flex Rating: 7 (1 Softer/Mobility – 10 Stiffer/Responsive)

Eco-innovation: There is no use of standard PVC solvents which are potentially harmful to all things living – no bueno. Instead Ronix uses higher (but more expensive) quality materials that are easier on the environment making way for a greener tomorrow – ah yeah!

Inspired by friends on the islands and Ronix rider / Australia’s own, Dean Smith