Fenn Swordfish for 55kg paddler

What do you think? Will she be too buoyant?
She loves her v10l but needs a second boat in a different location. She can handle small to moderate conditions in the v10l.
Hates my v10s, can't control the motion and is unstable in the chop.

Alternatively new Nelo 520 (where is the rocker?) or fenn spark (maybe not quite ready for it).

Not really looking towards other brands due to limited availability here (stellar/knysna/carbonology) or economics (think).

Any views?

I'm not sure but I've been happy with my Swordfish between 72-76kg, however I've been loosing some weight and now that I'm 70kg and dropping I've just begun to notice the Swordfish (Carbon) just starting to chuck me around a bit and feel a bit corky in some conditions, I've always been more than happy in it otherwise. 55kg is a lot lighter than me and I can see myself loosing another 5kg and I'm already looking forward to hopefully trying out the Nelo 560m.

Hi , my wife had a swordfish carbon , and she is also 55 kgs , it was fine in flat conditions but was unquestionably corky for her in chop , rebound waves etc , we have now moved to another area where the conditions are generally less favourable , so she went with another Swordfish , but this time a vacuum glass model that is noticeably better in this regard , i'm 80 kgs and found the carbon model fine, so paddler weight does seem to be critical.

We are also considering a new Nelo 520 for the rough stuff for her...it would be good to get some feedback on that , as they haven't arrived here yet.

Vajda Hawx 46 (or 43 if she's got good balance). Fenn Spark is a rocket for the smaller paddler but could be too skinny and challenging, maybe the Fenn Elite S. My wife is 55kg too, paddles a Stellar SEI but it seems you don't have access to these, pity, new SES and SEL would be other good options.

No, the SEL would be way to corky, I had to sell mine once I got under 76kg, was great until then but had to move to a Swordfish, I would expect the Fenn Elite S would also be to corky for a 55kg paddler seeing as it accommodates much larger paddlers too? Because its a ski that I have considered but been put off just because of its length and the fact I'm only getting lighter.

Thank you for your suggestions. It appears that the swordfish should be at the bottom of my list...
I am too heavy for it (100kg +) while she is too light for it.
Looking forward to trying the new 520.