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  1. #1
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    Default Ronix Stage 5'4"

    Anyone use this board or have opinion one way or another?
    I'm new to surfing and want to get a good board that I won't quickly outmaster! I'll be behind my Outback DD wake........so no huge rollers like you LSV and XLV guys.

    I have a line on this board used for $100.

    What da ya'll think?

    2007 Moomba Outback - going, going, GONE
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    100 bucks id go for it. Its an excellent size for beginners and when you out grow the use for it, its still available for others to learn on. Or you resale it.

    Most of the 5.4 and up boards are 300 new so IMO 100 used is great man.
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    No experience with it but it looks like a big, stable board and a good one to learn on. And the price is definitely right. I'd pull the trigger.
    Al

    2006 Mobius LSV

  4. #4
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    $100 sounds like it is a demo board now for sale. Can be some sweet deals on demos, if that is what it is.

    I just got Inland Surfer Black Pearl Yellow. Got it from Freds Marine in Utah for $500 shipped. Cheapest I could find anywhere for 2010 model. Only surfed on it once so far, but really stable, can spin easy, and super light. Think I'm gonna love this board. Can find some 2008 or 2009 models maybe a bit cheaper if you look hard

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    I tried to buy it from the guy a couple hours after I saw it and no response Bummer

    2007 Moomba Outback - going, going, GONE
    2015 "NOT A MOOMBA"

    Why Not? Play Hard! Get wet

  6. #6
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    The inland surfer line is a great line of boards. You might pay a bit more in the beginning, but you won't quickly out master the board. I've ronix too. They are good, but feel inland is better for tricks.

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