Nordic Storm

Advanced performance, exceptional comfort and Nordic cutting-edge design are the elements that define the Storm 610. We have incorporated all the features of the Nitro in to the Storm 610 but with added stability, allowing more people to experience the exhilaration of surfski paddling.

The Storm is the ultimate downwind machine, enabling paddlers to focus on paddling hard and catching runs with ease due to the extra stability. We have created a unique surfski for the advanced paddler that doesn't require elite level stability skills.

Its versatility and speed also make it highly competitive on flat water, making it an excellent choice for any experienced paddler wanting to race or paddle for fitness in river or Harbour conditions.

Treat yourself to an unparalleled paddling experience on the Storm.

Storm 570

Are you a smaller, lighter paddler in search of a surfski that offers both stability and manoeuvrability? The Storm 570 is the ideal choice for those who find the Storm 610 a bit too big.

The 570 provides extra stability while still delivering on performance. Its shorter length compared to the Storm 610 offers several advantages, including improved manoeuvrability and the ability to catch runs with ease if you are a smaller paddler. Whether you're chasing runs in the ocean or harbour or marathon paddling, the 570 delivers in spades.

The cockpit of the Storm 570 is tailored to accommodate paddlers ranging from 155cm to 185cm in height.

Why We Offer Two Lengths

We understand that every paddler has unique needs and preferences when it comes to their surf ski. That's why we offer two different lengths to ensure that you can find the perfect fit for your style of paddling.

Generally, if you're a lighter paddler, you can benefit from a shorter hull, while bigger paddlers can benefit from a longer hull. However, there are many factors to consider when choosing your perfect surf ski, such as the characteristics you prefer and how you want your ski to perform in various conditions. Even storage space can be a factor in your decision.

For example, if you're 95 kg and 2 m tall, a longer hull would likely be your natural choice. On the other hand, if you're 60 kg and 160 cm tall, a shorter hull would probably be a better fit. But for anyone in between, you can choose the length that best suits your preferences.

It's important to note that if you're a bigger person choosing a shorter hull, it will sit slightly deeper in the water. Conversely, if you're a lighter person choosing a longer hull, it will float slightly higher.

Ultimately, the length of your surf ski is a crucial factor in achieving the performance and experience you desire on the water, and we're here to help you find the perfect match.