- [Glen] Summer is finally here
and we are all looking forward to being on the water
for some fantastic fun and games.
These personal watercraft help to get you out there
in high-flying fashion.
I'm Glen and today we're showing you 10 personal watercraft
that will be available in 2019 and 2020,
so enjoy the ride!
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- [Woman] Number 10.
- [Glen] The Mantra is a cafe style racer
made for the water
and is going to come in two limited edition models
with 340 of the standard models
and 340 of the RS models made.
A personal watercraft that is powered
by a Honda GX390 mega marine engine,
the Mantra has intake and exhaust for USCG compliance
and a customized fuel system.
The hull, built with a standard boat building technique
using glass reinforced plastic, helps get higher speeds
of up to about 50 miles per hour for the RS model
and 37 miles per hour for the standard model.
A wing design gives this better stability
and the aerodynamics help provide lift
for drifting style turns and more exceptional performance
in the water.
- [Woman] Number nine.
- [Glen] Naish, a manufacturer in the sport of foiling
has come out with a new kind of handheld,
inflatable board riding wing-surfer.
A cross between a kite boarding kite
and a wind surfing sail, the Naish wing-surfer
has no hardware, strings, or rigging.
Made with the same high quality construction
and materials of their kite boarding kites,
these are light weight, stable, and perfectly balanced.
Integrated handles along the center strut
provide secure and comfortable handling
and the one point inflation system
allows for quick inflation of the wing-surfer.
For easy transportation, the wing deflates in seconds,
and fits into a handy backpack that is included.
To go along with the wing, Naish also has a full line
of products including foils, boards, and kites
for any of your foiling needs.
- [Woman] Number eight.
- [Glen] Jason Woods introduced the Kymera jet board
in 2011, which went electric a year later,
the body board in 2016,
and now has announced the Kymera K-X2,
which will be available later this year
or early 2020 for the first buyers.
The K-X2 will include two standard batteries
with transport cases, two high speed chargers,
and comes with a one year warranty.
The 70 pound watercraft is lighter than competing products,
has 10,000 watts of electric power,
and will go up to 35 miles per hour.
The removable battery charges in around two hours
and runs for about an hour of mixed use per charge.
- [Woman] Number seven.
- [Glen] Making amphibious crafts for 17 years,
Sealegs has come out with their latest vehicle,
the electric E4.
A little bit bigger than everything else on this list
at 24 feet, it is still a lot of fun on the beach
or in the water.
It's faster, quieter, has longer run times
than previous models, and is aimed at international buyers
as well as the domestic ones.
Due to not needing a second gas engine,
the Sealegs is more flexible with the interior design
of the craft.
The X lounge cockpit can seat eight people
and all the seating and the sunbed
are upholstered in diamond-stitched black vinyl.
This features a folding table that includes graphics
and embedded LED lights, padded and corner seats
on the tubes, and an aft-facing bench seat
with underneath storage.
- [Woman] Number six.
- [Glen] Japanese company Yanmar,
known for robotic agriculture equipment and diesel engines,
also makes watercraft and is set to release the Wheeebo
that works kind of like a Segway, but for the water.
Due to be released next year,
this is a floating disc with a propeller underneath,
which you stand on and shift your body weight
to change the direction of travel.
Integrated sensors detect the sense in weight
and cause the board to turn, accelerate,
and stop when necessary.
The Wheeebo has a one hour run time
with the nickel hydrogen battery pack
and is intended for use on calm waters.
- [Woman] Number five.
- [Glen] The Easygoat electric hydrofoil
is made by Cabratec in the Czech Republic,
has a carbon front wing, an inner board
that is waterproof, and a U-shaped aluminum mast.
The lightweight e-foil is silent, easy, and safe to ride.
The lithium ion battery gets 50 minutes on a charge
and the large propellor and five horsepower motor
give this a top speed of 22 miles per hour.
A new remote control comes with three throttle modes
including pro, normal, and beginner.
It is waterproof and floatable and includes four screens
for board battery percentage, real time GPS speed,
pause, and throttle mode.
The Easygoat assembles in five minutes
and requires a registration and boat license
in most countries.
- [Woman] Number four.
- [Glen] Cabrinha released the new autopilot foil board
and three new foils in their foil range,
the HI:RISE CARVE and the HI:RISE VARIAL,
which comes in two sizes, medium and large.
The all new foil board takes Cabrinha
into the next generation of surfing.
With a remastered design,
it's a pioneering experience in foil boarding.
A modern, high lifting wind set, the Carve
is highly maneuverable and is a new level
of fun and performance.
Their most progressive wing sets are the Varial wings,
which are adaptable to kite surfing, wake surfing,
surfing, and sub.
Another new product for 2020, the Moto kite,
can be used for a wide variety of conditions
and is perfect for free surf, foil boarding, and free ride.
This works best in challenging wind conditions
and is lighter in weight and has a quicker response
than most kites.
- [Woman] Number three.
- [Glen] Kymera, who had the K-X2 from earlier in the video
is also coming out with two more products in 2020.
The Kymera kayak and a surfboard
can be reserved on their website
with a $500 refundable deposit.
The kayak weighs 65 pounds with the paddle,
gets a battery range of up to 20 miles,
has a top speed of up to seven miles per hour,
and costs just about $3,000.
The surf board weighs 45 pounds,
including the 24 pound battery,
has a mixed use one hour range,
gets a top speed of up to 25 miles per hour,
and costs almost $5,000.
All the Kymera watercraft, including the bodyboard,
use the same battery for convenience.
- [Woman] Number two.
- [Glen] Expected to ship in August of 2019,
the Easy Eddy three piece stand up paddle board
is designed to assemble in less than 30 seconds
and fit in the trunk of your car.
To assemble the board, you slide the pieces together
and secure the sections with the attached clamps.
Made in Leominster, Massachusetts,
the paddle board is made with recyclable materials,
comes with a two year warranty,
and features a retractable fin, cup holder,
and a waterproof storage hatch.
Some of the additional accessories available
are a carry strap, included with every board.
And for an extra charge, you can get a deluxe rolling case,
a three piece aluminum handled paddle,
or the Easy Eddy add-on pack.
- [Woman] Number one.
- [Glen] The Solo SF 150 is a new and improved
personal watercraft
with patents, technology, and design changes
that will let you go water skiing by yourself.
No driver or spotter needed.
A clam shell clamps on the center of your tow rope handle
and communicates with a device
embedded in Solo's custom life vest.
The device communicates wirelessly with the boat
and acts as a safety feature.
The engine on the ski machine will not run
if the vest is more than 40 feet from the vehicle.
And it also features a remote retrieval and GPS
to return the boat to you.
This also includes a depth sounder
that helps keep you off the beach and sand bars.
Another significant feature is the MEMS technology
that keeps the boat running in a straight line,
no matter how hard you pull on the tow rope.
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