Specifications

Let’s be honest, when most people shop for a jet ski, the first questions they ask are: Totally valid questions! But let me fill you in on something many new riders don’t realize—speeds for jet skis in the U.S. are capped at 70 MPH, regardless of engine specs or tweaks. Even the high-powered 325 horsepower

The fastest you can expect to go stock will be between 65 and 70+ mph, but US models are governed to not exceed that 70 mph. Hitting 65+ mph is not the normal top speed for every model, 40 mph to 70 mph is the range you can expect. When you line up all models,

I’ve talked briefly about hours in my post on what to look for in a used jet ski. This topic is so vast, I feel this subject deserves its own post. So let’s cover all questions like… What Are Too Many Hours? The average person puts 30 hours a year on their jet ski. So

A jet ski is the closest many of us will get to a motorcycle without as many dangers that come with a motorcycle. It’s a unique experience, often with power and speed found in supercars. It’s no wonder more people keep joining the sport or testing it out by renting a few machines. As the

How much a jet ski and trailer actually weigh is a super common and important question. Jet skis and trailers have gotten bigger over the years, and the actual weight of them has increased too. Knowing the correct weight is vital for towing, lifts, carrying capacity and more. In this post, I want to break

Blasting around on the water with a new jet ski is a thing everyone should experience. While fun, there is a cost to running the machine, and you can only travel so long before you run out. the average PWC can go around 60 to 120 miles on a single tank of gas Generally speaking, the average