Ronix Advanced 29" - Speed Series w/ Mod 84 Complete Foil

$2,999.99
Locked-In Velocity & High-Speed Precision
  • 🚀 The Goal: Advanced / Speed Enthusiast Flight & Efficiency
  • 🌊 The Result: High-velocity stability and aggressive carving.
  • 📦 The Kit: Complete Setup (Board, Mast, Wings, & Bag)
Board Size: 3'9"
Front Wing Size: 1130cm
Board Size: 3'9"
Front Wing Size: 1130cm
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Foil Anatomy

29" Speed Series Mast Tall alloy mast for deep carving clearance and high-speed stability
Speed Series Wings Low-drag profile available in 1130/1330/1530cm² to match rider weight and speed
Mod 84 Board Ultra-thin carbon-hybrid deck in 3'9" and 4'2" lengths
Link 3D Fuselage CNC-milled alloy for a rigid
flutter-free connection. flutter-free connection.

💡 Foil Sizing Tip: Skill vs. Weight

In wakefoiling, board size is determined by your experience level, not your body weight.

  • Beginners: Choose a longer board (4'8"+). The extra surface area acts like a "landing pad," making deep-water starts and accidental touchdowns much easier to recover from.
  • Advanced: Choose a shorter board (under 4'1"). A smaller board has less "swing weight," which allows for faster turns, easier pumping, and more control once you are in the air.

🚀 Real Talk: Learning to Foil

Foiling is a different animal with a steeper learning curve than surfing, but once you get the hang of it, you feel like you’re floating on a cloud. It’s an indescribable, addicting feeling you have to experience yourself.

The Board
Size is about stability, not weight. Larger boards are forgiving for beginners; smaller boards reduce swing weight for advanced "flick-ability."
The Mast
Short masts are stable and safe for Day 1. Long masts allow for higher flight, deeper carving, and pumping the second and third waves back.

Included with this Setup:

  • Mod 84 Foilboard
  • 29" Speed Series Aluminum Mast
  • Speed Series Front Wing (Choice of Size)
  • 240 Rear Stabilizer
  • Link 3D Alloy Fuselage
  • Padded Foil Kit Bag
  • Individual Neoprene Wing Sleeves
  • Hardware Case
  • Anti-Seize Marine Grease
  • T-Handle Tool.

Expert Sizing Breakdown

Find Your Perfect Flight

The Speed Series Wing Guide
• 1130cm²: High speed, high maneuverability. Best for advanced/lightweight riders or fast boat wakes (14mph+).
• 1330cm²: The versatile standard. Perfect balance of lift and speed for most adult riders.
• 1530cm²: Maximum lift. Best for heavier riders (200 lbs+) or surfing smaller, slower boat wakes.

Board Choice: Choose the 3'9" Mod 84 for maximum response and "flick-ability," or the 4'2" Mod 84 if you want a more stable landing pad for high-speed flight.

Pro Tip: Board length on a foil manages "swing weight." If you want faster transitions, go shorter. If you want a more stable landing pad, go with a bit more volume.

The Wakesports Crew Review

The cool thing about this Speed Series setup is how much you can tune the ride just by swapping the front wing. We’ve spent time on all three sizes, and the personality shift is real. The 1130 is the sports car—it's fast, incredibly nimble, and loves high-velocity carves, but it definitely requires more speed to stay on plane. The 1530 is the cruiser; it gives you a massive, stable platform with tons of lift, which is a win for bigger riders or boat wakes that are a bit softer. Most of us find the 1330 to be the 'Goldilocks' wing—it's got that locked-in speed feel without sacrificing the lift you need to stay in the pocket. No matter which wing you choose, that 29-inch mast gives you the clearance to really lean the board over for deep carves. Paired with the Mod 84 board, the feedback is instant. It’s a total rush for anyone who wants to carve the wake like a giant slalom course. 98% of wakefoilers will be on the 1330 wing which we highly recommend.
The Wakesports Crew
Decades on the Water — Your Trusted Wakefoil Shop Since 2000

Product Overview

The Ronix Advanced 29" Speed Series is engineered for precision and high-velocity engagement. Unlike foils designed for slow-speed flight, this series offers three distinct wing sizes (1130, 1330, 1530) to perfectly match rider weight and boat speed. Each wing features a unique low-drag profile that remains predictable as boat speeds climb toward 15. This kit is paired with the Mod 84—a high-performance carbon-hybrid board available in 3'9" and 4'2" that minimizes swing weight. The 29-inch mast provides the necessary height for aggressive carving and flying over choppy water. This setup is built for riders who want a customizable, high-speed weapon that doesn't compromise on stability.

Head-to-Head: Ronix Advanced 29" vs. Top Wakefoils Ronix Advanced 29" Comparison

Your Choice
Ronix Advanced 29

Ronix Advanced 29"

AbilityAdvanced / Speed Enthusiast
Foil Wing1130 / 1330 / 1530 Speed
Mast Tech29" Speed Series Alloy
BoardMod 84 Carbon Hybrid (3'9" / 4'2")
Ronix Beginner/Intermediate - Shift / 28

Ronix Beginner/Intermediate

AbilityBeginner / Intermediate
Foil Wing1300 / 1600 Balance
Mast Tech17"-26" Shift + 28" Fluid Alloy
Board727 Tuff Tech (3'8" / 4'1" / 4'8")
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Ronix Expert 29

Ronix Expert 29"

AbilityAdvanced / High-Performance
Foil Wing910 / 1010 High Aspect
Mast Tech29" Velo Carbon
BoardBlackbird Carbon (13L/20L)
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FAQ'S: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I choose between the 1130, 1330, and 1530 wings? +
It comes down to rider weight and boat speed; the 1130 is for experts and high speeds; the 1330 is the versatile standard; and the 1530 offers maximum lift for heavier riders or slower wakes. You may think you need the 1530 wing but we recommend going with the 1330 wing no matter your skill level.
Is the Mod 84 board better for speed than the 727? +
Yes; the Mod 84 is a thinner and stiffer performance deck that offers more direct feedback and less swing weight for high-speed carves.
Why use a 29" mast for a speed setup? +
A taller mast allows you to lean the foil further into a turn without the board hitting the water; which is essential for high-velocity carving.
Can I still pump the Speed series wings? +
Absolutely! The speed series wings do require more effort than a High Aspect wing but still great for pumping. This setup is optimized for surfing the wake with power and speed rather than long-distance pumping.
How do I choose between the 3'9" and 4'2" Mod 84? +
The 3'9" is for pure response and minimal swing weight; while the 4'2" gives you a slightly larger landing pad for high-speed touchdowns and easier starts.

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