Why are there so many driving modes on Sea-Doo jet skis? Even I sometimes find it confusing, and I’m deeply involved in the watercraft world. To simplify things for my readers and maintain my sanity, I’ve put together a list of these modes, which I’ll discuss below. What Are Driving Modes? It’s interesting to note
This post addresses the common fear among new jet ski owners of docking, particularly on drive-up lifts. It provides a comprehensive guide on docking a jet ski safely and effectively, emphasizing the importance of going slow.
Embarking on a jet ski adventure? Learn the essentials, from safety gear to maneuvering tips. Get ready for the ride of your life!
Jet skis and night riding don’t mix. Despite attempts to add navigation lights, it’s illegal and dangerous. Due to their small size and quick movements, jet skis can confuse other boaters during the night. They lack reflectors, making fallen riders invisible. Fog and rainstorms are best avoided. In emergencies, seek land, docks, or call for help, but never remove your life jacket. Only specialized models used by search and rescue teams are equipped for night use, not available to the average customer.
I can’t tell you the many times I’ve seen people run their jet skis in too shallow of water, or the many times people brought me a jet ski that just sucked something up. To be fair, most people don’t know the dangers of running in shallow water (or ignore the warning signs on the
Controlling a personal watercraft (PWC), is an exhilarating experience that offers riders a thrilling sense of freedom on the water. However, mastering the art of maneuvering a PWC can pose significant challenges, especially for new riders. Unlike traditional boats, PWCs rely on jet propulsion systems and handle more like a motorcycle or snowmobile, requiring a
Understanding jet ski seating capacity is crucial for safety and compliance with regulations. Learn about the different capacities, common misconceptions, and why 4-seater jet skis are no longer widely available.