Surfskis

A budget-friendly, novice-friendly way to enter the exciting world of surfsking. Built of rugged polyethylene she can take rough handling and (with optional kickup rudder) shallow water. Stable and quite fast.

For fitness, for racing, for open-boat fun, this is a great all-around ski. Plenty fast, quite stable. With a reliable remount, it gives you the confidence to push boundaries that might otherwise intimidate. 

A foot longer and 1.25 inches narrower, this is a V8 on steroids. If your balance permits, this too can be an entry-level ski, but one that is even faster than its V8 sister. 

A few inches longer and an inch narrower, we consider this an intermediate-level ski, best for those with some experience. It is optimized for downwinding, a fun and thrilling experience, but is still faster than the V8Pro on flat water. 

This may be the best all-around option for the intermediate surfskier. Even those with skinnier faster skis appreciate the added stability of the V10 Sport. Fast in flatwater, solid in waves. Fits in the touring class of most races.

Perhaps the best all-around surfski for the advanced paddler. The V10 has great flatwater speed but it really excels in the rough often beating “faster” skis because of its handling. One to aspire to or one to own.

Epic's fastest flatwater ski, equaling the speed of K1 sprint boats. For experts only.