One word to describe the all-new Fi23 might be effortless. Add some weight and push some buttons, and you’re set to have a blast.
What You Get the Fi23 is the big brother in the all-new Fi line, and its pro-level wave will have you grinning from ear to ear. As mentioned above, the wave is effortless and makes surfing a breeze for all levels of riders. The farther back you go, the more fun you have because you never feel like you need to pump hard or get on the gas to get back forward.
The Fi23 wave is a giant playground. By tweaking the center plate, the wave shape can be customized. Closer to 100, it’s mellower; closer to zero, it’s steeper. At 60, it had tons of push and a really fun shape.
Who It’s for The Fi23 is perfect for the family or crew who wants to pick and choose its options on a boat built on a killer hull design. With the added space, the Fi23 is equipped to hold a bunch of your friends and their gear. The surf wave is one pro would love but can also accommodate newer riders.
Alot of options and upgrades with the 450 hp GM Marine 6.0 and the high-altitude prop, and new trailer tires.
Our Favorite Things Opti-V hull. Consistent, clean, powerful waves on both sides of the boat, which is especially nice when transferring and surfing both sides. Quick Surf. Centurion’s integrated surf system really shines on the bigger Fi23 and makes transfers easy. Ram fill 2.0. It can fill in 90 seconds. which is convenient, to say the least.
Please Note: This vessel is sold as is and by the owner, without any promises regarding condition or maintenance. The above description is based on the information provided by the owner and the manufacturer. We recommend that prospective buyers perform a comprehensive inspection before purchase.
Please Also Note: This ad is from ENGEL & VOELKERS a Florida-based and Licensed Yacht Brokerage. All sales activities, including negotiations and paperwork, adhere to Florida’s laws and are managed from our Florida offices. The advertised yacht might not be in Florida waters at sale time, but all transactions are finalized in Florida.