<p><strong><em>Important order and delivery notes<br /> </em></strong><span style="background-color:#218e53;color:#ffffff;"><strong><em>  Order: delivery dates are available on request  </em></strong></span><strong><em> <br /> </em></strong><em>Your requested article is on stock and can be ordered. Delivery dates are available on request. Please note: we don’t ship surfskis with a forwarder because we had many bad experiences with damaged craft in the past. We deliver surfskis only ourselves a few times a year (after we organized a delivery tour) or we can deliver your ski to an event we are present at. So we can be sure that you will receive an intact and well delivered surfski. <strong><br /> <br /> </strong></em><span style="background-color:#f5a623;color:#ffffff;"><strong><em>  Reserve: delivery dates are available on request  </em></strong></span><strong><em> <br /> </em></strong><em>Your requested article can be reserved. We will mark your order for the next ski delivery. Exact delivery dates are available on request. We receive 3-4 ski deliveries every year. Fenn skis are very popular because of this you should expect long waiting lists. First come, first served. </em></p>
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<p><strong>Fenn Elite SL</strong></p>
<p>Keith Fenn has put the Elite on a strict diet and out came the Elite SL – “Slim Line”.</p>
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<p>Significantly sleeker bow and seat section than the Elite permits a more efficient paddle stroke closer to the hull. Some say, the SL nearly provides a K1 feeling. Compared to the Elite, the SL‘s cockpit is narrower and the seat gives a snug fit. Even smaller paddlers can now adjust the foot rest correctly, the redesigned foot well let‘s them have a powerful leg drive without a hump getting in their way. The SL accelerates like a rocket, so it‘s a joy to sprint onto the next wave, surf it and then power on.</p>
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<p>NOW – which ski is the right choice for me – Mako Elite or SL?</p>
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<p>Of course, there is no general rule that applies to all paddlers. In the end, personal preferences and a good feeling will make the decision during a test paddle. But we have gathered some experience during extensive training and racing with both Elite and SL:</p>
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<p>Not surprisingly, many advanced female paddlers simply love the SL for its slim (cockpit) design and the wide adjustment range in the short end. In addition, light weight paddlers benefit more from the lower volume of the SL, which results in a deeper waterline and therefore doesn’t feel less stable than an Elite for them. Also when you‘re tall but don‘t have wide hips, you‘ll like the snug fit of the SL.</p>
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<p>The Elite still is the race battleship for larger paddlers and has an edge over the SL in rough or confused waters, where the SL gives a bit more nervous and tippy feel, whereas the Elite remains somewhat unimpressed.</p>
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<p>But again, that‘s based on personal experience and feeling. We keep test Elites and SLs at your disposal, so come and try out!</p>
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<p>Length</p>
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<p>644 cm</p>
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<p>Beam</p>
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<p>42,5 cm</p>
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<p>Height</p>
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<p>34 cm</p>
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<p>Weight</p>
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<p>17,5 kg</p>
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<p>Weight Fiberglass/Vacuum</p>
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<p>14 kg</p>
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<p>Weight Carbon/Vacuum</p>
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<p>12 kg</p>
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<p>All skis are available on <a href="http://www.wetiz.eu/de/kontaktieren-sie-uns">request</a>.</p>
<p>Freight solutions for skis we try to work out individually.</p>
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