Wave Jam electric jet board - jet powered body board

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Jason Woods has followed his dream of building a jet-powered bodyboard and the Kymera has finally been born. This details weight limitations (max rider weight of 200lbs), speed, riding conditions, and other important information.

The motion of the board gradually comes to a halt, similar to how it steadily accelerates, so you won’t be flung into the sea. This Kymera body board is made of anodized aluminum components, stainless steel, and rotomoulded high-density polyethylene that is impact-resistant. We found that, as the Kymera body board is faster than any other electric jet body boards on the market currently, and considering your face is only a few inches from the water surface, a top speed of 20 mph was certainly more than enough to satisfy even the most daring surfers.I united the advertisement in the Netherlands, one for 209 euros, and they reduced 70 percent today. The Kymera Body Board is the world’s first electric jet-propelled body board, able to launch a rider at 30kph across the water! That doesn’t sound like much, but it feels pretty darn fast when you’re being dragged along the surface of the water. It’s a lot of fun, and in general has been quite reliable – I have occasional problems where the motor cuts in/out for a second or two for some reason, but not that big a deal.

We have appeared on Shark Tank TWICE, we have appeared on CBS’s Innovation Nation, We have appeared on BattleBots on the Discovery Channel, Fox, HawaiiNews, the list goes on. It takes about a minute for that water to drain out completely, so you’ve got an extra heavy bodyboard to farmer’s carry back to your towel on the beach until the water finally drains out. Own or rent at beautiful Bear Lake and our growing list of hot locations; either way you won't be sorry. Be sure to check out our homepage for all the latest news, and follow Electrek on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn to stay in the loop. This is an excellent option for those looking for a fun way to explore the surface, whether it be for snorkeling or speeding along the water’s surface.

It feels well built and like it should last for many years (though a good hosing off after any saltwater use is a good idea to extend its lifetime). Humankind may be way behind schedule perfecting our damn hoverboards that “Back To The Future II” promised us, but modern engineering has made up ground by rocket=boosting just about every other mode of conveyance possible. Despite the fact that these bodyboards are smaller than electric surfboards, they nevertheless require the same amount of electricity.

The torque on these boards has been designed especially to guarantee a fast speed that can even be used to pull more than one person along. On average people will charge their boards 15 times per year, so you’re sure to have years and years of fun before having to worry about replacing the battery.This electric-powered board is not only an exciting new way for people to enjoy the water, it’s also an invaluable tool for emergency services that need to keep others safe out on the water. If something goes wrong, you take it to an airport that Southwest Airlines or American Airlines services and drop it off. The Wave Jam 156 body board provides excellent buoyancy and torque, blasting you across lakes, rivers and through waves. The battery will get 300 recharges at full capacity, after that it will start to decrease over time charging to only 85% and will continue to decrease as the years go on.