2021 Centurion FI25
Description
Meet the 2021 Centurion Fi25 — one of the most capable and coveted surf boats on the water, now available at Norris Lake in a head-turning Aqua hull. The Fi25 earned its reputation as a best-in-class wake surf platform, delivering massive, dialed-in waves straight from the factory. Whether you're carving long surfs on glassy morning water or pulling the crew for back-to-back sets all afternoon, this boat is built to perform at the highest level from the moment you leave the dock.
At 25 feet, the Fi25 offers the perfect blend of surf-ready power and on-water comfort, with plenty of room for family and friends to ride in style. The striking Aqua hull turns heads at every marina, and as a 2021 model in used condition, this boat represents exceptional value — delivering cutting-edge surf technology and premium build quality at a fraction of the new-boat price point.
Located conveniently at Norris Lake near Jacksboro, this Fi25 is ready to make memories this season and every season after. Priced at $118,999, this is a rare opportunity to own a premium Centurion at a compelling value. Don't let this one get away — contact us today to schedule a showing or sea trial before it's gone.
Specifications
Additional specifications available upon request. Contact us for complete details.
What owners & reviewers say
Based on 7 reviews from across the web
The Fi25 is one of the more talked-about wake boats in its class, and for good reason. Reviewers consistently point to its wake and surf wave quality as the strongest selling point, with expert testers calling it among the best they have tested. The 25-foot hull, combined with Centurion's onboard ballast and wake-shaping technology, produces a wave that is easy to dial in for beginner through pro-level riders.
On the water, our owners and testers describe the rough-water ride as genuinely impressive for a v-drive boat. The 1.5:1 transmission keeps engine RPMs low while surfing and still allows a solid hole shot. A semi-pro rider who compared the Fi25 directly to a MasterCraft X30 described the wake as smooth and rampy, with a comfortable boost that carries you out rather than launching you straight up.
Feedback on the electronics and software interface is more varied. A few owners find the touchscreen system more cumbersome than expected, and there is at least one account of an intermittent engine issue that required a dealer visit. These are worth asking about when you come in to look at our specific boat.
What owners like
- Surf wave and wakeboard wake quality rated among the best in the segment by multiple expert testers
- Wave is easily adjustable for beginner to pro-level riders
- 25-foot hull produces a longer, more generous surf wave
- Impressive rough-water ride for a v-drive platform
- Low surfing RPMs with the 1.5:1 transmission, without sacrificing hole-shot performance
- Wake described as smooth and rampy, carrying a rider out with comfortable boost
- Additional ballast bags can grow the wave further for smaller crews
Tradeoffs to consider
- Some owners find the onboard electronics interface more complex and less intuitive than expected
- Isolated reports of intermittent engine behavior mid-session, requiring dealer follow-up
Frequently asked questions
How good is the surf wave on the Fi25?
We hear this one a lot, and the answer is consistently strong. Expert reviewers have called it one of the best waves in the segment, and our owners describe it as tall, long, and full of push, with real adjustability through the QuickSurf Pro plates and Stinger Wake Plate.
Can the wave be adjusted for different skill levels?
Yes. The onboard wake-shaping plates let you dial the wave from a friendlier shape for beginners all the way up to a steep, powerful wall for advanced riders.
How does it ride in choppy conditions?
One owner described the rough-water ride as genuinely impressive, calling it the best v-drive ride they had been on. The hull geometry seems to handle chop well for a boat in this class.
Are there any reliability concerns we should know about?
Most feedback is positive, but we have seen at least one forum account of an intermittent engine issue that put the boat into limp mode mid-session before resolving itself. It is worth asking our service team about the history of the specific boat you are considering.
What is the electronics system like to use?
A few owners find the touchscreen interface more involved to navigate than they expected. It is worth spending some time with it on a demo run so you feel comfortable before heading out.
How does the Fi25 wakeboard wake compare to other boats in its class?
A semi-pro rider who tested it back-to-back with other top boats compared the Fi25 wake favorably to a MasterCraft X30, describing it as smooth, rampy, and built for carrying an edge through the wake rather than launching you straight up.
Summarized by AI from public sources across the web — owner forums, marine publications, and other boating sites. Provided for research; not authored or endorsed by the dealership.
Location
Norris Lake/Jacksboro
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