The gas-powered jet board has a maximum speed of 58km per hour. The electric powered jet board has a maximum speed of 65km per hour.

The gas-powered jet board weighs around 50lbs. The electric board weighs 22.5 kg (50lbs) and the battery weighs 22.7 kg (50lbs) so board and battery together weighs 45.2 kg (100 lbs)

You will get roughly one hour of riding time and will be able to approximately travel 30km.

Charge time is roughly 3.5 hours.

The battery will last 10-15 years or around 1500 cycles.

The battery will last approximately 70 starts per charge.

The weight capacity for the gas-powered board is 120kg/264lbs. The weight capacity for the electric powered board is 150kg/330lbs.

The boards are a 2-stroke engine. We suggest you use high test mixed 50:1 oil mixture. During the break in period, mix gas at 30:1 and don’t max out your speed until the second fill of the tank.

Each board has a hand-controlled throttle. The electric boards have three settings to choose from: beginner, intermediate, and advanced. The gas-powered boards come with a governor that you can adjust to only allow the throttle to be pressed so far to help control the speed.

Each board comes with a key that doubles as a kill switch. The key for both boards is in the form of a magnet. Each are fitted with an attachment to connect to your life jacket or wrist for safety reasons. When the magnets are pulled out, the boards shut off. On the electric powered boards, the magnet is placed on the battery of the board. The attachment will connect to your life jacket. On the gas-powered board, there is a bracelet for your wrist with a magnet on a string that you insert into the handle of the throttle.

Yes, you can rent either of the boards from WetRentals. If you enjoy the board and want to purchase it, we will credit you one day of your rental excluding delivery charges and fees. We have 2 locations you can rent the boards from: Tory Hill, ON (20 minutes east of the town of Haliburton, ON) and Westport, ON (40 minutes north of the town of Kingston, ON).

No, the engine size does not require a boat license. We do strongly recommend getting a boaters licence to better understand the rules of the waters. A boat licence is required if renting.

Yes, the boards pass Canadian regulations as the impeller is enclosed inside the unit. Please check your local laws and regulations to verify.

You are required to have a lifejacket, whistle, and a helmet for safe riding.

Yes, we have access to various parts and accessories that you can order for your boards.

Yes, our warranty is 2 years and can be found in the warranty section of our website.

In stock items can be expected to arrive within 2 weeks. Boards that are not in stock can take up to 90 days. Parts that are not in stock usually take 2-3 weeks.

There will be a 25% restocking fee and shipping cost. If the board was used and there are damages, there may be a higher percentage restocking fee. This will all be discussed at the time of return.

There is a bit of a learning curve to jet boarding and it does help if you have some kind of other boarding experience. With time and practice, you will get the hang of it.

The gas-powered jet board is a bit nosier than the electric one. It sounds like a small chainsaw. If you click this link, there is a video with sound to listen to the engine.

Both boards have pros and cons, this decision will really depend what your needs are.
Gas – this board is roughly 50lbs lighter, costs less, can travel on airplanes (check your airline prior) and has 10x the riding time, however you pay for that in fuel.

Electric – this board is better for the environment as there are no emissions. There is less maintenance, no fuel cost, less noise. This board is heavier, but you can remove the battery to make it lighter to carry. There is less riding time on one charge (approximately 1 hour) but that is plenty of time for 2 or even 3
riders. The battery does take roughly 3.5 hours to charge.