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Let’s Cover The Different Sea-Doo Driving Modes

Sea-Doo RXP-X Apex start button and mode buttons

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. Touring (Default) On by default is Touring mode

How To Drive A Jet Ski For Beginners

Pointing out all the controls for Sea-Doo like brakes, throttle, start button and mode buttons.

Feel the rush of the wind against your face, the spray of the waves beneath you, and the exhilarating freedom of tearing through the water on jet skis. In this post, we’re diving into the thrilling world of jet skis and why it’s an experience like no other. Whether you’re a seasoned jet rider or

6 Reasons You Can’t Jet Ski At Night

People tend to make poor decisions, especially when they’re out on a jet ski. For many, riding jet skis is a fresh experience, maybe something they’ve only done once or twice, often at rental places. That’s totally fine, but as jet skis become more powerful and fun, they also carry more risks. It’s surprising how

How Shallow Can A Jet Ski Go?

The most common misunderstanding by new owners is how shallow they can run their jet skis. Many of these new jet ski owners were once or still are boat owners and think that since jet skis don’t have an outdrive it can travel in shallow water, which is not true. There is a process of

Understanding Jet Ski Drive Controls: Brakes, Reverse, and Neutral

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

PWC Seat Size & Rated Capacity Numbers

If you plan on buying or renting a personal watercraft (PWC), there are a few things you’ll need to know. Things like what’s the top speed? Do you need to wear anything special? And a question that is often not considered enough, what is the seat size and how many riders can you carry? Let’s