Axis Wakeboard Boat Forum

We just purchased a 2014 T22 this year. We are big into wake boarding and now our son who is almost 5 is wanting to try.

I heard the 109's may have been discontinued. The only others size I think we would want to get is maybe a 111.

Does anyone have any recommendations on what to buy or where to purchase. We are even looking for something used if someone has one they want to sell.

Thanks,
Lindsay

We have sold a number of the Ronix Vision packages. they have sold out 3 times this season. They are larger at 120cm but Ronix only makes one size kid board right now.

I know LF made some 111, 118, and 124 nemesis packages but we stopped carrying all the smaller sizes. they just never sold.

109 might be the old Hyperlite Motive. that shape has not changed since I started boardstop.com 10 years ago. I am sure they are still out there somewhere.

My son is 7 and rides the ronix vision and has been on it since he was 5, really nice board and he has no problem holding an edge, it's the 120, I couldn't find the liquid force board so I went with this one and he loves it!!

I'll check, we have a couple small kids boards I'd let go cheap; not sure where you are located but might be more to ship. Check your local Craigslist too, should be able to find an older one for 75-100 with bindings.

I recommend the Ronix Vision to all my clients with young kids. I have had kids as young as 3-4 behind the boat on one. The best part is they have many years to grow with it.

My 8 year old got this setup last year when he was 7. He has been riding since then.
http://seattlewatersports.com/product/2 ... d-package/

Walter .... lets break that habit of arm in the handle ..... the end result is not very pretty

Another vote for the ronix vision! My sons love theirs

Wow thank for all the feedback!!

With all your responses I am sure the 120 would work just fine. My son is on the smaller side my only concern would be him flipping the board over while in the water.

I was the same way, I had him hop in the water face down and had him use the rope as leverage while idling the boat so it could help him flip over, now his skinny but can just wiggle and he's over with no help at all, once they're strapped In they just need to get the feel for the board and they get the hang of it real quick.