Wakeboards, Wakesurfers, Slalom Skis, Combo Skis, Wakeskates, Kneeboards & Foil Boards
Whether you're being pulled behind a boat for the first time or throwing inverts at a cable park, your board is everything. Welcome Boardstore stocks one of Australia's most comprehensive ranges of wake boards and water ski equipment — over 170 products from the world's best brands including Ronix, Hyperlite, Liquid Force, Raptor, and more. Find the right board for your discipline, ability level, and riding style below.
Wakeboards
Our wakeboard range covers every rider from first-timers to advanced boat and cable park shredders. Key models include:
- Ronix Vault (2025) — 3-Stage rocker, Modello construction, designed specifically for beginners developing toe-side technique. Thinner profile (slimmed 20% from previous year) for better water feedback. 4 molded-in fins + 2 fibreglass fins. Neutral energy rating: 4/10.
- Ronix District (2025 & 2026) — Hybrid Continuous/3-Stage rocker with G&R Technology and concave bottom. Adaptive ride: flat into the wake delivers explosive 3-stage lift; on edge gives smooth blended rocker; tail-heavy enables quick hairpin turns. Designed by Chad Sharpe for intermediate to advanced riders.
- Ronix RXT Blackout Technology (2025) — Continuous rocker, Blackout Technology construction with Pre-Tension Glass for a stiffer takeoff and comfortable landing. Grip & Release channels for traction. Instant energy rating: 10/10. Sizes: 136–148cm. Advanced riders only.
- Hyperlite State 2.0 (2025) — Abrupt Continuous rocker, Biolite 3 core, Monocoque construction with Asymmetrical Design. Shorter toe-side edge for easier wake jumps, longer heel-side edge for stability. Molded-in toe-side footbed risers. Sizes: 130–145cm. Entry level to all ability.
Wakesurfers
Ride the endless wave with our range of wakesurfers built for all levels:
- Ronix Koal Classic Fish (2026) — Koal Classic construction with Liquid Lava High Temp Surf Resin. Full rail, standard thickness, front and rear machined EVA pads with arch support. Tool-less Fin-Spring System with 2 symmetric 4" fins and 1 symmetric 3" fin. Air vents for core protection. All levels.
- Ronix Standard Skimmer (2026) — Thin profile, hard rail, Standard Core construction with Lava Resin. Bottom Mount Fin System (tool included), machined EVA pads. Sizes: 4'5", 4'10", 5'2". Intermediate riders.
Kneeboards
A classic way to get on the water — accessible, fun, and great for all ages:
- Raptor Wild One — 2-Stage rocker, PU foam core wrapped in PBT top sheet compression fibreglass. Wide tip and tail for a comfortable ride, molded fins for edge-to-edge transitions, ergonomic kneepad, full-length railed channels, 3" neoprene padded knee strap. All levels.
- Raptor Roam Womens Kneeboard (2026) — Lightweight roto-mould construction for strength and durability. Moulded fins, handle hook, large orthopedic kneepad, 3" single locking strap. All-round ability level.
Slalom Skis, Combo Skis, Wakeskates & Foil Boards
We also stock a full range of slalom skis for course carving, combo ski sets for beginners and families, wakeskates for skate-influenced riding without bindings, and foil boards for those chasing the next level of water sports progression. Browse the full range above.
How to Choose the Right Wake Board
- Rocker — Continuous rocker = fast, smooth, predictable. 3-Stage = explosive pop, harder landings. Hybrid = the best of both.
- Ability level — Beginners should look for longer boards with continuous or abrupt continuous rocker and molded fins for stability. Advanced riders can explore shorter boards with 3-stage or hybrid rocker for aggressive performance.
- Discipline — Boat riding favours stiffer boards with molded fins; cable parks suit softer flex with removable fins and durable bases; wakesurfing requires a board matched to your wave size and surf style.
- Size — Match board length to your weight using the manufacturer's size chart. Longer boards float better and are more forgiving; shorter boards are more agile and trick-friendly.
Not sure where to start? Our team rides this gear — reach out and we'll help you find the right board for your setup, boat, and skill level.










