Centurion FS33 Boats for Sale

The Centurion FS33 joined the brand’s “Future Series” lineup in the mid-2010s as the larger sibling to the FS22. Designed for serious surf and wakeboard riders, the FS33 offered professional-level performance with a deeper hull, greater ballast capacity, and enhanced adjustability. It carried forward Centurion’s reputation for producing some of the most powerful and clean surf waves in the industry while refining comfort, technology, and control for everyday usability.

Introduction and Positioning
Introduced around 2014, the FS33 was positioned as the flagship of Centurion’s FS (Future Series) range, which also included the FS22 and FS44. It represented the next evolution of Centurion’s classic Enzo heritage, blending proven surf geometry with modern surf systems and digital control. With a 23-foot length and aggressive styling, the FS33 offered professional wake performance in a size ideal for larger crews and rougher water.

Hull Design and Surf Performance
At the heart of the FS33 was Centurion’s Modified Deep-V hull, offering 20 degrees of deadrise for exceptional wave displacement and ride quality. This deep-V design allowed the FS33 to slice cleanly through chop while maintaining clean, powerful wakes and waves. With its longer hull, the FS33 produced longer, more powerful surf waves with exceptional push and adjustability for both regular and goofy riders.

Centurion’s RAMFILL system allowed the FS33 to take on massive amounts of ballast—up to 4,800 pounds—in under two minutes using dual subfloor tanks. This system created a truly pro-level wave without the need for heavy plug-and-play bags. Paired with QuickSurf plates and the CATS (Centurion Articulating Tracking System) fin, drivers could shape, transfer, and fine-tune the wave instantly for any rider preference.

Power and Performance
The FS33 was typically powered by PCM engines ranging from the 343-horsepower EX343 to the 450-horsepower PCM ZZ6. These engines provided strong torque for heavy surf setups and reliable performance across all conditions. Combined with Zero Off speed control, the FS33 delivered consistent, repeatable pulls for wakeboarding, surfing, and even barefooting. Its deep hull and precise tracking made it stable at surf speeds and confident at cruising speed.

Interior and Features
Inside, the FS33 offered a premium experience with deep, wraparound seating for up to 16 people. The interior was designed for comfort and usability, with high freeboard, large storage compartments, and thoughtful ergonomics. The helm featured Centurion’s ProVision touchscreen, providing control over ballast, surf systems, lighting, and more. Optional features such as Wet Sounds audio, custom SeaDek flooring, and RGB lighting made it one of the most customizable and high-end interiors of its time.

End of Production and Legacy
The FS33 remained in production until around 2018, when Centurion shifted to the Opti-V hull platform found in the newer Fi and Ri series. Despite its discontinuation, the FS33 has remained a standout in Centurion’s history for its incredible surf potential, deep-V ride quality, and powerful aesthetics. It’s a top pick in the used market for riders who want one of Centurion’s biggest and most surf-capable designs, blending classic performance with proven reliability.