2023 Ronix Kinetik Project Springbox 2 Cable Wakeboard
PRE- order: Delivery will be at the end of February.
KINETIK PROJECT SPRINGBOX 2
Extra soft ends for more technical nose / tail presses.
THE SPRINGBOX
This cable board brings you a targeted tip and tail flex through its wood layup, opposite of its Flexbox counterpart.
THE SOFTEST TIP/TAIL IN CABLE BOARDS. TARGETED FLEX ZONE WITH SUPER BENDABLE ENDS, BLENDING TO A STANDARD FLEX IN THE CENTER.
A soft bendable tip and tail blending to a standard flex in the center. This Kinetik Project has a traditional mid-section and extra pliable ends for more of a locked in feel on presses and rebounding out of them. In cable boards you want leverage points where a certain part of the board compresses until the fulcrum kicks in with snap back. This series does that by allowing a rider to exaggerate their press with the softest flex numbers in the tip/tail–but as the press gains a high degree of angle, the center of the board prevents it from folding over. A design with less rocker for infinite top water speed, reduced drag, and more overall contact with the deepest G&R channels of any of our cable boards for extra traction. Engineered with the exact same core, outline, and rocker as the Flexbox 1–but has totally different flex points. The cable kingpin design created for an exaggerated technical nose/tail press with some added snap recessed in the wood.
Features:
Riding Style
Park | Advanced
Construction
Vertical Wood With Springbox 2
Rocker
Continuous
Flex
TARGETED TIP/TAIL FLEX ZONE
Distinct pressure points every time with a softer tip/tail.
FLEX RATING
We have a flex testing machine that can gauge the recoil of a board. The higher the number - the more the board will want to react back to its original rocker line. While the smaller number means the board will be softer and more compliant on rails.
HOW MUCH DOES IT FLEX?
Some boards are more adaptive on the water and features with a softer flex pattern. Others feel more secure and stable but aren’t as adaptive on rails.
WHERE DOES IT FLEX?
Where the board flexes is personal preference that will come overtime. Most of our cable boards have a leverage point where a certain part of the board compresses until the fulcrum kicks in with snap back. The most common 4 flex patterns are…
TIP/TAIL
These riders want a traditional mid-section and extra pliable ends for more of a locked in feel on tip/tail presses and extra snap rebounding out of the press. This series allows a rider to exaggerate their press with the softest flex numbers in the tip/tail – but as the press gains a high degree of angle the center of the board prevents from folding over.
CENTER
The Kinetik Project Flexbox 1 has a super soft belly but the rigid tip/tail gives the more snap off a feature and on air tricks. This series allows a rider to exaggerate their press with the lowest flex numbers in the center – but as the press builds because soft midsection then the traditional tip/tail prevents the board from folding over. For the rider that wants the biggest sweet spot with the most contact on rails.
SPINE/TORSIONAL
Our latest flex pattern development has the softest outside flex, fused with a center spine that will provide a resistance point on a press. The strength runs the way a stringer does on a surfer, from tip to tail then leaves the majority of the outer surface area with a much softer horizontal wood. With the Atmos you have a picot point running the length of the board, not just in certain pockets, allowing most of the board to comply from side to side with greater ease.
ALL OVER
For the rider that wants the whole board to bend – creating the most surface area on a rail. The Women’s Spring Break board has a constant flex patter running the entire surface area of the board. It might not snap back like our other flex patterns but it will really melt on rails with a really exaggerated press on rails.
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2023 Ronix Kinetik Project Springbox 2 Cable Wakeboard
PRE- order: Delivery will be at the end of February.
KINETIK PROJECT SPRINGBOX 2
Extra soft ends for more technical nose / tail presses.
THE SPRINGBOX
This cable board brings you a targeted tip and tail flex through its wood layup, opposite of its Flexbox counterpart.
THE SOFTEST TIP/TAIL IN CABLE BOARDS. TARGETED FLEX ZONE WITH SUPER BENDABLE ENDS, BLENDING TO A STANDARD FLEX IN THE CENTER.
A soft bendable tip and tail blending to a standard flex in the center. This Kinetik Project has a traditional mid-section and extra pliable ends for more of a locked in feel on presses and rebounding out of them. In cable boards you want leverage points where a certain part of the board compresses until the fulcrum kicks in with snap back. This series does that by allowing a rider to exaggerate their press with the softest flex numbers in the tip/tail–but as the press gains a high degree of angle, the center of the board prevents it from folding over. A design with less rocker for infinite top water speed, reduced drag, and more overall contact with the deepest G&R channels of any of our cable boards for extra traction. Engineered with the exact same core, outline, and rocker as the Flexbox 1–but has totally different flex points. The cable kingpin design created for an exaggerated technical nose/tail press with some added snap recessed in the wood.
Features:
Riding Style
Park | Advanced
Construction
Vertical Wood With Springbox 2
Rocker
Continuous
Flex
TARGETED TIP/TAIL FLEX ZONE
Distinct pressure points every time with a softer tip/tail.
FLEX RATING
We have a flex testing machine that can gauge the recoil of a board. The higher the number - the more the board will want to react back to its original rocker line. While the smaller number means the board will be softer and more compliant on rails.
HOW MUCH DOES IT FLEX?
Some boards are more adaptive on the water and features with a softer flex pattern. Others feel more secure and stable but aren’t as adaptive on rails.
WHERE DOES IT FLEX?
Where the board flexes is personal preference that will come overtime. Most of our cable boards have a leverage point where a certain part of the board compresses until the fulcrum kicks in with snap back. The most common 4 flex patterns are…
TIP/TAIL
These riders want a traditional mid-section and extra pliable ends for more of a locked in feel on tip/tail presses and extra snap rebounding out of the press. This series allows a rider to exaggerate their press with the softest flex numbers in the tip/tail – but as the press gains a high degree of angle the center of the board prevents from folding over.
CENTER
The Kinetik Project Flexbox 1 has a super soft belly but the rigid tip/tail gives the more snap off a feature and on air tricks. This series allows a rider to exaggerate their press with the lowest flex numbers in the center – but as the press builds because soft midsection then the traditional tip/tail prevents the board from folding over. For the rider that wants the biggest sweet spot with the most contact on rails.
SPINE/TORSIONAL
Our latest flex pattern development has the softest outside flex, fused with a center spine that will provide a resistance point on a press. The strength runs the way a stringer does on a surfer, from tip to tail then leaves the majority of the outer surface area with a much softer horizontal wood. With the Atmos you have a picot point running the length of the board, not just in certain pockets, allowing most of the board to comply from side to side with greater ease.
ALL OVER
For the rider that wants the whole board to bend – creating the most surface area on a rail. The Women’s Spring Break board has a constant flex patter running the entire surface area of the board. It might not snap back like our other flex patterns but it will really melt on rails with a really exaggerated press on rails.