Entry & Developing

Bonito is a great ski for kids and smaller paddlers up to 75kg & 175cm tall, who are new to the sport and wishing to develop their confidence whilst having fun.

• Layup: polyvac construction – vacuum bagged fibreglass, polyester resin.
• Weight:12kg
• Length: 4.2m
• Width: 50cm

Entry level

The Fennix Blue-Fin S is the most stable Fennix surf ski. Ideal for those new to ocean paddling or making a transition from sea kayaks. The Fennix Blue-Fin S is by far the most maneuverable entry-level craft and surfs like no other while still offering great flatwater speed and stability.It is designed to get the new paddler on the water without having to spend a lot of time learning to balance. The Fennix Blue-Fin S comes with three easy to carry handles and a safety leash attachment. It has a comfy shallow seat bucket that is easy for remounts.

• Length: 5.9m
• Beam: 53cm
• Seat width: 4cm
• Height: 36cm
• Weight: depends upon construction layup (see “General construction & weights”above)

Beginner to Intermediate Ski

The Fennix XT S is the perfect ski for those that want to paddle at a slightly more advanced level whilst still retaining good balance. Like all the new Fennix boats the XT S has the response and feel of elite-level skis while offering a very stable platform for ocean paddling. We think this is the perfect skis for those seeking ultimate “surf ability”, solid stability and good flatwater speed. The Fennix XT S sits between the Fennix Blue-Fin S and Fennix Swordfish S range of skis in terms of speed and stability.

• Length: 5.81m
• Beam: 49cm
• Seat width: 40.5cm
• Height: 36cm
• Weight: depends upon construction layup (see “General construction & weights” above)

Intermediate level

The all new Fennix version of the Swordfish S offers the stability, surf ability and speed of the original Swordfish but now has added comfort, a more efficient paddling position and is a very responsive ski. The Swordfish S, although considered an intermediate ski is one of the few in this class that can easily be raced at an elite level.This Swordfish S is great in the “downwind” and flatwater speed (yet similar comfort) compared to the BlueFin S or XTS. The Swordfish gets up on to a plane with ease and in smaller downwind and also glassy conditions, it very easily can pick up & ride the bumps. The slight increase in stability gives the paddler much more confidence in rougher water. What does this mean for the intermediate and confident paddler ? It means more paddler’s having more paddling days on the challenging days. Paddle any day you like.Little wonder this is Fenn’s number one selling surfski globally !!The Fennix Swordfish S offers amazing downwind surfing ability, and is the next step up from the XTS range or for those looking for greater speed and a new challenge.The primary differences to the previous model include:– the shape of the bow deck (nose) is tapered down – this is visually the biggest difference; – increased volume in the front of the ski and slightly more v-shape on the front half of the hull; – improved downwind surfing performance; – in 2022 the seat design has been changed thankfully and slightly lowered to improve stability, is more fitted and is comfortable; – the hump has been lowered allowing for greater leg drive; – the footwell is lower and the foot plate is further angled towards the paddler; – the width of the ski at the paddle entrance is narrower by approximately 1cm; – rudder position has remained the same as the previous model.

• Length: 6.10m
• Beam: 45cm
• Seat width: 40.5cm
• Height: 34cm
• Weight: depends upon construction layup (see “General construction & weights” above)

Elite level

Keith Fenn hit the nail on the head when he made the alterations to the original Elite to come up with the most versatile elite racing ski on the market.The Fennix Elite S continues on the same path as its predecessors the Elite and Elite S. Both of those were the leaders in the racing category. The Fennix version brings in slightly more rocker with some movements of volume to different parts of the ski. It is even more manoeuvrable and maintains that flatwater speed of the Elite S. The seat is slightly different from the previous Elite S seats. The Fennix Elite S has a smaller hump and will accommodate paddlers shorter than 165cm / 5’5.So what’s different to the previous model?– the shape of the bow deck (nose) is tapered down in line with the new Fennix models; – more rocker in the hull, however, maintains great flatwater speed; – narrower through the front and slightly higher deck; – the seat is slightly more forward; – less hump under your legs; – greater manoeuvrability – the ski is extremely responsive allowing you to move the ski quickly into the desired position to pick up runs.No others surf like this ski while offering unbelievable flat water speed and incredible stability for an elite racing ski.The results in all races all over the globe and in all conditions in previous years and again in 2022 prove that this ski, and the Spark S is worth serious consideration when looking for an elite ski.

• Length: 6.44m
• Beam: 43cm
• Seat width: 38.5cm
• Height: 36cmWeight: depends upon construction layup (see “General construction & weights” above)

Elite Low Volume ski

The Fennix Spark S is the upgraded model of the first-ever competitive low volume ski the Fenn Spark. The Fennix Spark S is truly unique in its design and performance. The most noticeable change when you sit in the Fennix Spark S compared to the older model is the wider seat and the reduction of the hump under your legs.The Fennix Spark S is best suited to the smaller paddler up to 80kg and 182cm / 6’ft in height to maximise the best performance on the water. The Fennix Spark S is extremely comfortable and stable for an elite ski, is fast, manoeuvrable, responsive and surfs with ease. This ski has been a game changer for the lighter and smaller paddlers.If you match this category of paddler, this ski would be your first and fastest choice for the general UAE and GCC conditions.So what’s different to the previous model?– internal seat width is wider through the whole depth of the seat; – the rudder is 6cm more forward allowing for greater control when surfing; – the seat is a little deeper which adds stability; – the hump under your legs has been redesigned and is noticeably lower and does not interfere with your leg drive; – the cockpit length is longer; – the shape of the bow deck (nose) is tapered down in line with all Fennix models.

• Length: 6.44m
• Beam: 42cm
• Seat width: 37.5cm
• Height: 34cm
• Weight: depends upon construction layup (see “General construction & weights” above).