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Ronix Flyweight Atlantik Wakesurf Board 2025
4'7
Springville
1015 N 2000 W
Springville UT 84663
United States
The Ronix Flyweight Atlantik Wakesurf Board is inspired by the ocean, delivering a fast, responsive ride for wakesurfers who crave aggressive, high-performance surfing on freshwater. Its lighter Flyweight construction, combined with a sharper skim-style tail rail, increases speed and reactivity, making it ideal for slashes, powerful bottom turns, and off-the-lip airs. With a wider tail and carbon stringers added for extra kick, this board gives riders more pocket control and down-the-line speed. Whether you’re carving up the wake or popping big airs, the Atlantik brings ocean-style surfing to your freshwater adventure.
| Size | Volume (Litres) | Rocker (Inches) | Center Width (Inches) | Weight Range (lbs) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4'7" | 20.8 | 3.7 | 20.1 | Up to 185 lbs |
| 4'9" | 23.1 | 3.8 | 20.8 | 160-210 lbs |
| 4'11" | 25.7 | 3.9 | 21.6 | 180+ lbs |
Ronix proudly offers a complete selection tailored to diverse speeds, control, skill levels, boosts, spins, turns, and wake sizes. With so many riding styles available, this collection encapsulates them all like never before.
CARBON PRO
The lightest surf construction Ronix has developed in their 25 years of crafting wakesurfers. No other build has ever moved so effortlessly and stayed so deep in the pocket as this innovative design. Every component—bio-resin, glass, core, and ink—is engineered with a singular focus on weight distribution. Proudly crafted at the birthplace of Ronix in the USA.
High voltage carbon
Experience explosive performance with our most responsive carbon construction yet. Featuring a new spread toe carbon weave, this design delivers unparalleled reactivity. Enhanced energy is now just a pump away.
Carbon air core 3
This Italian-imported core features a tested carbon layup. It’s molded and wrapped in carbon, delivering unmatched torsional stiffness
Flyweight pro
Combining the lightweight feel of a Flyweight with the enhanced responsiveness of a Carbon Air Core 3, this construction merges the best elements of two of our top-selling high-end designs.
Flyweight
Less is more. These cores are crafted with a minimalist approach, capturing the essence of pure surfing. For many riders, lighter truly means better.
Element Core
A 100% paulownia wood wrap encases our lightweight surf core, blending science and nature for enhanced response and improved dampening.
Koal Classic
A hand-shaped design crafted from a core similar to its saltwater counterparts, combined with classic wood laminates for enhanced dampening.
Standard core
Putting Ronix's affordable core on a surf diet, making even their price-point boards with vacuum-bagged surf cores.
Tuff Tech
We took our popular Koal Classic, molded it, and wrapped it in our ultra-durable surface skin. This lightweight, budget-friendly option with protective laminate reduces water resistance for a smoother ride.
Marsh "mellow"
Combining the feel of a traditional surfer, the durability of a wakeboard, and the forgiving ride of a marshmallow, this design uses our standard core construction wrapped in a soft exterior deck material.
Sonic Core
A rocket-fast core paired with durable wakeboard construction, designed for the next generation of surfers. It offers speed with forgiveness, featuring a resilient exterior wrap for added strength.
Thin
The thinnest profile for riders seeking maximum connection with the water. It enables a more engaged surfing experience, allowing riders to use a shallow fin—or no fin at all—thanks to the board’s natural grip.
Standard
This thickness is perfect for riders who prefer the classic feel of a traditional wakesurf cross-section—not too thick, not too thin. It provides more sensitivity to the water than thicker boards, while offering greater buoyancy and push compared to a skimmer.
Thick
This design offers the most push of any in our lineup. These thicker boards are built for speed, accelerating quickly in a straight line, and allowing riders to surf farther from the boat.
The first thing you should decide is whether you prefer a surf, skim or hybrid board. From there you want to narrow down key components such as shape or fin size.
Fin size is one of the biggest factors in how a board rides. Big fins will create a much more locked down ride, and small thins will allow a rider to move more freely.
