Water Hoverboard

Marty McFly predicted one in 2015, but it´s here early! Meet the next evolution in watersports - Hoverboard, created by Frank Zapata, the Jet-ski champion and inventor of the popular Flyboard. Franky Zapata and his team Zapata Racing have a new extreme invention, a Hoverboard for water. The technique for riding the water hoverboard is similar to its predecessor, a hydro-jet is connected to a long hose attached to the Board. This makes the rider shoot more than 9 feet in the air and powers the board high enough to execute flips and other spectacular tricks. watch the amazing video

Hoverboard can be purchased as a complete kit, or as a standalone unit (if you already own a Flyboard with the hose components).

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