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Jetsurf

Created and designed by Martin Sula, a Formula 1 engineer from the Czech Republic, Jetsurf  is a jet propelled surfboard; it is a cross between a surf board and a jet-ski and is capable of speeds up to 40mph(58km/h) and has a range of up to 45 miles(75km) or 1.5 hours on a full tank. The carbon fibre craft is packed with a two-stroke 100cc engine and a miniature water jet. An electronic leash which is attached to the surfers wrist acts as both a throttle and an emergency kill-cord. watch the video of this new craze amongst watersports enthusiasts.

Also check out the Wavejet




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PROWLER BIG GAME II KAYAK

The new Prowler Big Game II by Ocean Kayak, is the ultimate fishing kayak that will carry all the angler´s necessary equipment. The high capacity beast is packed with features and accessories that allow the user to customize the boat based on their personal specifications, it features a large adjustable seat, a cup holder, foot braces, a center hatch system providing easy access to fishing rods, and plenty of hatches and bungees to accommodate gear throughout the k...
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POWER SNORKEL

If you are a snorkeling fan this is an exciting new way to snorkel. While scuba diving requires a great amount of gear, with the Power Snorkel it frees you from carrying a heavy air tank. The device features a pump and motor with a 35 a/h battery, with a single charge, allows you to buddy dive to 6 meters with family and friends for more than an hour!...
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FINCLIP

Finclip is a clever solution to an annoying problem. Forget the days when you had to struggle to don your fins, Finclip is a ski bindings-like device that lets you wear your diving flippers handsfree without having to bend down. Finclip is a device that has been specially designed to don the most popular models of adjustable fins with exceptional ease, simply clamp it to the rear end of the fin and secure it by tightening the screws. Then gently push down with your ...
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