I’m not going to lie; I was about to give up on Kawasaki jet skis, but the 2022 Ultra 310 Series release has got me excited about Kawasaki again. I haven’t been this excited since they went over 300HP. We expected the brakes, and glad Kawasaki is now doing it, but it’s the other features
Within the Rec-Lite category of watercraft exist the Freestyle class. Both Sea-Doo and Yamaha have jet skis that compete in this field; Sea-Doo has the Trixx and Yamaha has the JetBlaster. While both the Trixx and the JetBlaster are very similar, they differ on many things too. This comparison guide will go through each one
I’m pretty surprised to see jet ski manufacturers have new models and tech for the 2022 lineup. Even Yamaha has new features and a new model for 2022, and it’s better than I expected. When it comes to 2022, it’s the year that Yamaha gets back to its roots and improves things we have all
2022 is the year Sea-Doo got colors right, more Fish Pro options, and changed the pontoon world. Sea-Doo released a few more things for their jet skis, but the Fish Pro’s and the Switch stole the show. The real heavy hitter this year is the new Sea-Doo Switch, as it will for sure change the
Sea-Doo vs. Yamaha reliability is a huge debate on the internet. The fanbase is quite large on both, but I want to try to put that to the side and go deeper on the subject. I want to talk about the nuances and show you it’s not a Sea-Doo vs. Yamaha thing, but which model