Package Quick Specs
Board Details
Rocker
3-Stage
Construction
Blackout Technology
Skill Level
Intermediate / Advanced
Boot Details
Boot Type
Open Toe
Lacing
BOA® Fit System
Hardware
M6 (Included)
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Ronix One Blackout Wakeboard Package with Anthem BOA Boots is best for...
The One Blackout is the "Formula 1 car" of the wakeboarding world. You will love the minimal swing weight, which makes the board feel like it's barely there when you're initiating spins or flips. The combination of its secret Blackout Technology construction and the aggressive 3-stage rocker ensures that you get maximum vertical lift with almost zero effort, launching you higher than any other board in the lineup.
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Board Sizing & Specifications
134cm
Length
- Height
- 2.2"
- Stance
- 21.5-25.5"
- Center
- 16.6"
Weight
Up to 165 lbs
138cm
Length
- Height
- 2.3"
- Stance
- 22.5-26.5"
- Center
- 16.8"
Weight
145-185 lbs
142cm
Length
- Height
- 2.4"
- Stance
- 23.5-27.5"
- Center
- 17.0"
Weight
170-210 lbs
146cm
Length
- Height
- 2.5"
- Stance
- 24-28"
- Center
- 17.0"
Weight
200 lbs+
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Boot Technical Profile
Flex & Feel
6/10
Soft / Playful
Stiff / Solid
Responsiveness
6/10
Fluid
Instant
Performance Level
6/10
Entry Level
Advanced
BOARD Ronix One Blackout Technology Wakeboard
Board Overview
Board Tech Specs
3-Stage Rocker: An aggressive rocker line designed for an abrupt, vertical explosion off the wake.
Blackout Technology: A secret, high-end construction that creates the lightest and most responsive ride in wakeboarding.
I-Beam Construction: A carbon fiber wrap that enhances the snap and rigidity of the board.
4 Fiberglass 1.0” Ramp Fins: Provides superior edge hold while allowing for quick, clean releases.
4 Fiberglass 0.8" Free Agent Fins: Looser feel and lightweight for a more forgiving ride and playful for surface tricks.
Speedwalls: Vertical urethane edges that maximize top-water speed and protect the board from damage.
Low Friction Base: Developed to maintain speed into the wake and reduce drag on the water.
BOOTS Ronix Anthem BOA Wakeboard Boots
Boot Overview
Boot Tech Specs
BOA® Fit System — Precision zonal fit with the turn of a dial
Adaptive MainFrame Chassis — Maximizes board feel and response
Stage 2 High-Grade Foam — Memory foam comfort with long-lasting rebound
3D Molded Tongue — Ergonomic wrap for consistent ankle support
Built-In J-Bars — Engineered to eliminate heel lift
M6 Mounting Hardware — Industry-standard metric hardware included
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Ronix One Blackout with Anthem BOA
Rider FocusLightest Board w/ Maximum Pop
Board Rocker3-Stage
Skill LevelIntermediate / Advanced
Boot TypeOpen Toe
LacingBOA® Fit System
$1,209.99
$799.99
Save $410.00
Ronix RXT Blackout with Anthem BOA Boots
Rider FocusMax Pop + Speed + Consistency
Board RockerContinuous
Skill LevelIntermediate / Advanced
Boot TypeOpen Toe
LacingBOA® Fit System
$1,209.99
$799.99
Save $410.00
FAQ'S: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why is the One Blackout so much more expensive than the One Legacy?
The price difference comes down to the Blackout Technology; while the Legacy is a great 3-stage board, the Blackout is significantly lighter and uses high-end, reactive materials that provide a faster response and a more explosive "snap" off the wake.
How does the One Blackout compare to the Ronix RXT?
Both are the lightest boards in the industry, but the choice comes down to pop - the One Blackout features an aggressive 3-stage rocker for a vertical, "bucking" pop, whereas the RXT uses a Continuous rocker for riders who want speed and a consistent, long-distance launch.
Will the reduced swing weight actually help my spins and inverts?
Absolutely! By stripping away every ounce of unnecessary weight from the tip and tail, the One Blackout requires less physical effort to initiate rotations, meaning you can spin faster and with more control than on a standard-weight board.
Is the One Blackout too stiff for a casual rider?
This board is designed for Advanced performance; its rigid construction is meant to translate every bit of energy into pop, which can feel "twitchy" or less forgiving to a rider who isn't used to a high-response, pro-model board.
How do I maintain the Blackout construction to ensure it lasts?
Because this is a high-performance style board and a big investment, we recommend keeping it in a padded board bag (Ronix Battalion Board Bag) when not in use and avoiding any contact with docks or shorelines to protect the lightweight core and Speedwalls.
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