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.

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Sail Racing 50 KTS Race Edition

Swedish performance brand Sail Racing has spent the past several decades refining its hi-tech, indefatigably weatherproof sailing gear to near-perfection. Their 50 KTS Race Edition was developed over three years, and is the result of a close collaboration between developers and professional sailing athletes. The collection is used by Oracle Team USA in the America´s Cup and is packed with technical details for adventure sailing, meeting the demands of the harshest ...
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SwimEars

Developed by Finis in collaboration with Dave Scott (6 times Ironman World Champion), SwimEars earplugs let sound in and keep water out. If you spend a lot of time in the water swimming, surfing, windsurfing, kayaking, sailing, jet skiing, kitesurfing, or doing any other water activity, protecting your ears is essential to avoid ear inflammation (swimmer´s ear) and bone growth in the ear canal (surfer´s ear). The problem with most traditional ...
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BILLABONG V1 BIG WAVE FLOATATION WETSUIT

In 2010 big wave surfer Shane Dorian took the worst wipeout of his life whilst surfing Mavericks, California. After almost drowning he came up with the idea to incorporate an air bladder into a wetsuit. Shane contacted Billabong and straight away they started working on the life saving device. The suit has a back-mounted air bladder and a carbon-dioxide cartridge that inflates with a ripcord. The inflatable wetsuit is patent-pending and should be available soon. Wat...
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