WaveBreaker: the electric, inflatable jet-ski
Nah, the WaveBreaker probably won't provide the kind of thrills that a jet-powered kayak would, but riding around on this thing is a lot less likely to leave you maimed. This electric, inflatable watercraft comes loaded with a 600-watt motor, weighs 66-pounds, and touts the ability to scoot around for "45 to 75 minutes" before needing a recharge. Of course, we hope you weren't planning on picking one of these up for racing, as the 6.21mph top speed may hurt your chances at victory. Reportedly, this bad boy is slated to arrive in America later this month for the low, low price of $499 -- just steer clear of Cypress knees and stray fish hooks, ya heard?
[Via Gizmag]
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might as well get a paddle boat at that speed
Electric watercraft? I think I'll pass. :-)
Wow, what dumbass went through this thought process: "Hey, those Segways are really neato. Now we need an aquatic variant, and make it inflatable!"
Yeah cos a segway is so akin to an inflatable jetski.
Well, yeah, if the inflatable jetski only goes 6.21 mph...
A Segway goes 12mph. So, how are they related again?
Wow last time i checked water didn't go good with electricity
not only do they charge you $500, but you are reminded of your stupidity when you go flat in the water and then get shocked.
There's no way this will sell if it goes 6.21 MPH.
"Mullet not included"
I guess they wont be releasing a Play 'n Charge kit for this, huh?
wow, everyday someone invents soemthing that's nothing more than a scam, it amaes me how semone can knowlingly introduce a product knowing anyone who buys it will only do so unaware of the 6mph limit and KNOW that person won't be happy. fucking ass's.
The AquaSkipper pwons this.
http://www.instructables.com/id/EJO9MA800YEXCFI61R
We already have those in Canada.
And for less!!!
much better link for the aquaskimmer
http://www.instructables.com/id/ECLX3TVF3YIJGV0/
$500?? I know for a fact that they cost less than $50 to make!!
yeah they've been selling these in Qatar for around a year now (or what I've noticed anyway). They look fun.
Electricity+water=NOT A GOOD MIX.
No thanks.
Canadian tire's had them for months now