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Safe Boating For More Summer Fun

05 Wednesday Aug 2015

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airflow pfd, boater safety, force Pullover PFD, freeway pfd, ibr, intelligent brake and reverse, luxury, motion pfd, performance, personal flotation device, PFD, Recreation, tow sports, wake skate

As we all begin our plans for the last big outings before summer ends, thoughts are on creating memories with family and friends and hours of fun on the water. With so much to look forward to, Sea-Doo wants to remind riders of the importance of wearing personal flotation devices. Recreational boating fatalities in the US are at a 22-year low thanks to smarter boaters and smarter technology.

Unknown– http://safeboatingcampaign.com

There are numerous types of PFDs and Sea-Doo has developed a full-line to offer the best fit for every rider’s style and budget.

Which PFD is right for your lifestyle?

  • 2015-SEA-DOO-WAKE-PRO-215_ACTION29Wake & tow sports are your true calling: A PFD made for frequent water entry with rugged clasps and higher impact. The Freewave PFD is durable, allows for ease of movement and added warmth. The Freewave line includes a split tail comfort design to for maximum comfort on your Sea-Doo watercraft.
  • 2015-SEA-DOO-AIR-FLOW-PFDCruising along: Choose a PFD that is comfortable and compact if luxury rides are on your daily must list and you live for true comfort. The Airflow PFD is eco-friendly, lightweight, and water repellent to help you stay dry on your long rides.
  • 2015-SEA-DOO-GTR-215-ACTION-6Never slowing down: High performance, tight turns, and the thrill of feeling the horsepower.  Push your limits with the Force Pullover PFD. The Force is made with ultra-durable neoprene and has quick release buckles, a strategically placed mesh drain panel, and heavy-duty side zipper. The flexible PFD moves with the rider and helps keep in warmth for rides in various weather conditions.
  • 2015-SEA-DOO-MOTION-PFDTaking the Kids Anywhere: Spending time with your family on the water is at the top of your list, and the activities are never-ending. The Motion PFDs are designed for plenty of fun on the water.  The super-duty nylon outer shell makes the PFDs light and comfortable and provides added buoyancy. These comfortable PFDs are great for riders of all ages.

Boaters can also increase their level of comfort and control with watercraft equipped with braking systems such as the Sea-Doo intelligent brake and reverse (iBR) system that helps stop a Sea-Doo watercraft 100 feet sooner at 50 mph than a watercraft with out the system. With the iBR upgrade and boater education courses, more fun and a safe time on the water is ensured for personal watercraft riders and boaters alike.

8 Tips to Finding Your Sea-Doo Watercraft

25 Monday May 2015

Posted by Sea-Doo OnBoard Editor in Sea-Doo Lifestyle

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aggressive, comfort, dealer, high performance watercraft, ibr, maneuvering, personal watercraft, playful, pwc, relaxed, rotax, Sea-Doo, speed, stability, suspension, Technology, tow sports, types of boats, watercraft

You’ve decided to make the next step and join the Sea-Doo Family. It’s a big moment, to be ready for so much more adventure in the water, and to know that the Sea-Doo watercraft you choose will be creating memories for yourself, friends and family that will last. Before heading to the dealer, it’s a good idea to have a few things in mind so that you can be sure that, with so many options, you’re able to choose the right one for you!

The Sea-Doo site has a pretty great tool called Find Your Sea-Doo. It makes a suggestion based on the preferences you select.

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What to Consider:

1. Riding Style –Here, you’re looking at three choices, and each comes with a helpful image in case you’re uncertain of which you’d prefer:
Spark-PlayfulPlayful – the rider that wants to go out, have loads of fun on a nimble craft and get a little wet while they’re at it.
Aggressive – this rider prefers to take on the waves at full speed with all of the power, performance, and technology available.
Relaxed – And, there are those who just want to cruise. This rider’s looking for luxury while they set their sights on new destinations and take in the waterways.

GTISeating2. Seating – In this section, you’ll choose between one to three seats. Generally, one-seaters are lighter and more nimble than three-seaters. And, if you’re planning to use your watercraft for towing, law requires three seats for the operator, spotter, and person being towed.

3. Riding Time – This takes into account each session on your watercraft which can be a challenge to decide on if you’re a first time owner. A good way to figure this out is to base your riding time on the amount of time that you will have available to spend on the water. After work? All day on the weekends? These basic questions will give good guidance.

RXPXSpeed4. Water Type – This preference combined with your riding style, will help suggest: the size of watercraft you may need along with whether you should get suspension.

5. Speed – Here, you’ll be telling the tool if you’re happy at a nice steady pace, or if you speed is a necessity in your life. This will better suggest the size engine for your riding style.

GTXComfort6. Comfort – Used along with the other categories, this will help to suggest a ride that has the right amount of stability and technology for your needs.

7. Maneuvering & Handling – Ease of handling your watercraft will be important. And, this will help determine the amount of control you need depending on whether you want to take tight turns on a dime, stop quickly, or dock in a matter of seconds with iBR technology.

TowSports8. Tow Sports – This preference is as straightforward as it sounds and the selection will help match you with a watercraft that gives the support you need for tow sports.

Ready to have your go, and Find Your Sea-Doo? Check out the tool here, and let us know in the comments if it lines up with what you had in mind for your dream Sea-Doo watercraft.

 

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