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Wavejet | Never Miss A Wave Again

Wavejet announced a surfboard that has a built-in engine. The propulsion system uses an electric motor powered by a battery that can triple the average speed of the paddle. To control the board surfers have a bracelet that allows you turn off and on propulsion.This creation is intended to make the sport less frustrating for beginners.




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KINGII | WRISTBAND FLOATATION AID

Kingii is the smallest inflatable in the world, it is small, non-invasive, reliable, and fits on your wrist. The creators state "most drowning victims had a life jacket available and chose not to wear it", with Kingii the need for bulky safety devices is over, it is up to 78x smaller than a standard life jacket. It features a screw-on CO2 cartridge, that in case of an emergency, inflates a balloon within 1 second, at the pull of a handle. Your hand and you...
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MARIA RIDING COMPANY SURFBOARDS

We recently featured a great looking custom BMW motorbike by Maria Riding Company, a workshop in Lisbon - Portugal. After snooping around their website we found out they also create beautifully designed surfboards shaped by renowned board shaper Nick Uricchio. The boards are real works of art, designed to combine the old spirit look with the modern powerful performance, they feature handmade wood fins with beautiful patterns. Check out their website for the full col...
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WAVEJET

We already showed you the wavejet surfboard back when they were announced(last year). Now, the revolutionary propulsion system is available for preorder in a number of new surfboard styles. The propulsion pod can also be preordered separate from the wavejet surfboard to be custom fit into any surfboard, stand up paddle board, boogie board, kayak, or other watercraft you want 20 extra pounds of thrust. By: Tito Heiderer...
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