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SEA-DOO WAKE MODELS OFFER VERSATILITY AS THE ONLY PERSONAL WATERCRAFT DESIGNED SPECIFICALLY FOR TOW SPORTS

03 Monday Oct 2016

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Orlando, Florida, August 16, 2016 – BRP offers two tow sports specific watercraft in 2017,
the Sea-Doo WAKE 155 and new WAKE PRO 230 which  features the new, more efficient Rotax 1500 HO ACE engine providing 15 more horsepower.  These two Sea-Doo WAKE models offer families’ unmatched versatility to enjoy multiple aspects of watersports fun, with exclusive tow specific features standard on two of Sea-Doo’s most popular watercraft platforms.

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2017 Sea-Doo WAKE Pro 230

The Sea-Doo WAKE models have been developed to fit the needs of tow sports enthusiasts based on input collected over years of wake sports involvement. Sea-Doo watercraft have been part of the wakeboard and wakeskate scenes since their respective inceptions as the tow vehicle of choice for elite watersport athletes as well as providing the perfect instructional tow vehicle for amateurs and enthusiasts. The Sea‑Doo WAKE models provide the best wake towing capabilities of any personal watercraft and are equipped with exclusive features developed specifically for tow sports such as Ski Mode, a removable wakeboard rack, Variable Trim System (VTS) to dial in wake shape and a retractable ski pylon with spotter handles and rope strap.

The new Rotax 1500 HO ACE in the WAKE PRO 230 watercraft produces 15 more horsepower than the previous engine to provide stronger start-ups and more precise power delivery.  The new Rotax ACE, or Advanced Combustion Efficiency, engine implements advancements in combustion and cooling efficiency that produce substantially more power without adding size, elevating the WAKE PRO 230 watercraft’s reputation for providing the best watercraft pull.  This new Rotax ACE engine is optimized for regular fuel resulting in more money saved at the gas station and features a maintenance free* supercharger.

BRP extends its support and long-standing relationship with the best wakeskaters in the world to continually improve the WAKE models with real world engineering input. The tow sport specific Sea-Doo WAKE 155 and new WAKE PRO 230 models maintain their position as the watercraft of choice for elite X-TEAM wakeskate team riders Ben Horan, Yan LeCompte, Andrew Pastura, and Nick Taylor. In 2017, the Sea-Doo WAKE models continue to make a personal statement with vibrant coloration and the ability to switch from world-class tow sport vessel to all around family fun on the water watercraft with in seconds.

The exclusive, second-generation Sea-Doo Intelligent Brake & Reverse (iBR) system has also become a valuable tool for tow sports enthusiasts as the intuitive system provides added control for quick turn-arounds to pick up downed skiers. Both 2017 Sea-Doo WAKE models include the exclusive Intelligent Throttle Control (iTC) system and speed-based Ski Mode to dial in the power to fit wakeboarders and wakeskaters needs. This exclusive Sea-Doo feature is engineered to make every driver an expert driver with the ability to program the acceleration curve and target speed for a consistent, perfect pull every time. Learning to ride behind an iControl technologies-equipped Sea-Doo watercraft is easier, less intimidating, and more economical than behind a traditional powerboat.

 2017 SEA-DOO TOW SPORTS MODELS

  • WAKE PRO 230
  • WAKE 155

2017 SEA-DOO WAKE PRO 230

The Sea-Doo WAKE PRO model receives a major upgrade in 2017 with the addition of the 230-hp Rotax 1500 HO ACE engine. With an increase of 15 horsepower, the new WAKE PRO 230 offers unmatched out of the water torque in the tow sports segment. The Rotax 1500 HO ACE provides optimal efficiency to enjoy a full day of ride sessions for the entire family.

Commonly described as the most versatile watercraft in the industry, the WAKE PRO 230 is designed for power; pro calibre tracking and the best watercraft tow specific components and performance on a larger platform, making it the ultimate towing and all around family fun watercraft. The WAKE PRO 230 watercraft features the Ergolock seat integrating a narrower driver saddle area and larger lumbar support for greater driver comfort and confidence. The rear section of the Ergolock seat offers a large surface for a rear-facing observer to sit comfortably and provides plenty of room for the boarder to sit when the session is done.

Based on the S3 hull with a deeper V-shape, the Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 230 model offers solid straight-line tracking during rider edging and greater comfort during extended treks over open water. The Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 230 also garners attention with White and Denim Blue Satin colorization and WAKE graphics. Additional features include a retractable ski pylon with spotter handgrips, removable wakeboard rack, fold-down reboarding ladder, Ski mode, tilt steering, high-performance Variable Trim System (VTS) and watertight removable storage bin as part of the massive 42.8 US gallons (162 liters) of total storage.

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2017 Sea-Doo WAKE 155

 2017 SEA-DOO WAKE 155  

The WAKE 155 model is ideal for those looking for a step up from the basics for a fun tow sport watercraft. The WAKE 155 model is built on the award-winning GTI platform and offers a nimble, yet predictable ride, on a smaller hull. In addition to Ski mode, that allows the ramp acceleration and set speed to be programmed, this model includes iControl and ECO mode. The intuitive second-generation iBR is the industry’s first braking system and ensures quick turnarounds for less down time and more ride time.

The 2017 WAKE 155 watercraft comes equipped with a large swim platform with a fold-down reboarding ladder, mirrors, and the watercraft industry’s only WAKE package including; Ski mode, retractable ski pylon with three positions and spotter handles, and removable wakeboard rack. It features class-leading comfort and storage with 116.6 litres (30.8 US gallons) of usable space and adorns the White and Belize Blue colorization and WAKE graphics.

X-TEAM wakeskaters including Horan, LeCompte, Pastura, and Taylor use BRP’s Sea-Doo WAKE watercraft exclusively, logging over combined 3,500 hours of use. Watch these riders in action with their Sea-Doo WAKE models in the “DOO IT” wake videos that can be seen in the Wake section on Sea-Doo.com and on the Sea-Doo YouTube channel.

About BRP

BRP (TSX: DOO) is a global leader in the design, development, manufacturing, distribution and marketing of powersports vehicles and propulsion systems. Its portfolio includes Ski-Doo and Lynx snowmobiles, Sea-Doo watercraft, Can-Am all-terrain and side-by-side vehicles, Can-Am Spyder roadsters, Evinrude and Rotax marine propulsion systems as well as Rotax engines for karts, motorcycles and recreational aircraft. BRP supports its line of products with a dedicated parts, accessories and clothing business. With annual sales of over CA$3.5 billion from 107 countries, the Company employs approximately 7,600 people worldwide.

* Inspect supercharger every 200 hours (irrespective of the number of years) when vehicle is used in intense conditions such as off-shore riding, continuous operation at wide open throttle, etc.

Sea-Doo, Ski-Doo, Lynx, Can-Am, Spyder, Rotax, SPARK, TRIXX, GTS, GTI, GTR, RXP, RXT, WAKE, iBR, D.E.S.S., iTC, iControl, Ergolock, Polytec, Exoskel, iS, T3, S3 and the BRP logo are trademarks of Bombardier Recreational Products Inc. or its affiliates. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. GTX is a trademark of Castrol Limited used under license.

All product comparisons, industry and market claims refer to new sit down watercraft with 4-stroke engines. Watercraft performance may vary depending on, among other things, general conditions, ambient temperature, and altitude, riding ability and rider/passenger weight. Testing of competitive models done under identical conditions. Not all functions available for all models. Model names may differ for international markets. Please note some models may not be available in all regions. Please contact your local BRP representative for more information.

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SEA-DOO WAKE MODELS TAKE TOW SPORTS TO THE NEXT LEVEL

12 Tuesday Jan 2016

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SEA-DOO WAKE MODELS TAKE TOW SPORTS TO THE NEXT LEVEL WITH PERFECT BLEND OF COMFORT, FUN AND FUNCTIONALITY

BRP continues to offer the right watercraft for every type of watersports enthusiasts with two tow sports specific models in the 2016 Sea-Doo WAKE 155 and Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 215.

Both 2016 Sea-Doo WAKE models receive the new, second-generation Intelligent Brake & Reverse (iBR) providing a more responsive activation and faster braking. The WAKE PRO 215 model is redesigned with the adapted Ergolock seat for greater rider and passenger comfort.

Sea-Doo watercraft have been part of the wake board and wake skate scenes since their respective inceptions as the tow vehicle of choice for elite watersport athletes as well as providing the perfect instructional tow vehicle for amateurs and enthusiasts. The Sea‑Doo tow sport watercraft provide the best wake towing capabilities and are equipped with exclusive features developed specifically for tow sports such as Ski Mode, a removable wakeboard rack and a retractable ski pylon with spotter handles and rope strap. The exclusive Sea-Doo iBR system has also become a valuable tool for tow sports enthusiasts as the intuitive system provides added control for quick turn-around to pick up downed skiers. The second-generation iBR provides a more responsive activation through an improved gearbox motor and larger, reengineered brake gate. The new iBR reduces the stopping distance by close to 48.75 m (160-feet)1.

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BRP extends its support and long-standing relationship working with the NIKE wakeskate team riders to promote alternative watersports with Sea-Doo watercraft and to continually improve the WAKE models with engineering input. The tow-sport specific Sea-Doo WAKE 155 and WAKE PRO 215 models maintain their position as the watercraft of choice for elite NIKE wake skate team riders Ben Horan, Andrew Pastura, Nick Taylor, and Silas Thurman. In 2016, the Sea-Doo WAKE models continue to make a personal statement with new coloration and the WAKE PRO 215 rider environment being redesigned with the Ergolock seating and increased storage capacity.

Both 2016 Sea-Doo WAKE models include the exclusive Intelligent Throttle Control (iTC) system and speed-based Ski Mode to fit wake boarders’ and wake skaters’ needs. This exclusive feature is engineered to make every driver an expert driver with the ability to program the acceleration curve and target speed for a consistent, perfect pull every time. Learning to ride behind an iControl technologies-equipped Sea-Doo watercraft is easier, less intimidating, and more economical than behind a traditional powerboat.

2016 SEA-DOO TOW SPORTS MODELS

  • WAKE PRO 215
  • WAKE 155

2016 SEA-DOO WAKE PRO 215

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The Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 215 model is designed for power; pro calibre tracking and the best watercraft tow specific components and performance on a larger platform, making it the ultimate towing watercraft. For 2016, the WAKE PRO 215 receives a redesigned rider environment with the adaptation of the Ergolock seat that features a narrower driver saddle area and larger lumbar support for greater driver comfort and confidence. The addition of the new Ergolock seat design delivers the benefit of additional wet storage under Sea-Doo’s exclusive removable watertight storage bin for over three times more total storage capacity than the previous generation with 162 liters (42.8 US gallons) and a new larger glove box. The new design also includes new handlebar grips with palm rest for greater driving comfort.

Based on the S3 hull with a deeper V shape, the Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 215 model offers solid straight-line tracking during rider edging and greater comfort during extended treks over open water. The WAKE PRO 215 includes added horsepower that provides extra torque to get up on the water quicker thanks to the supercharged Rotax engine and when fuel conservation is desired, it comes standard with the ECO Mode. The 2016 WAKE PRO is equipped with the new, second-generation iBR system for an industry leading level of manoeuvrability and always starts in neutral for ease of loading and unloading at the dock or picking up a downed skier.

For 2016 the Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 215 will also wow boarders with new White and Denim Blue Satin colorization and WAKE graphics. Additional features include a retractable ski pylon with spotter handgrips, removable wakeboard rack, fold-down reboarding step, Ski Mode, tilt steering, high-performance VTS and watertight removable storage bin.

2016 SEA-DOO WAKE 155  

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The WAKE 155 model is ideal for those riding in smaller bodies of water, providing a nimble, versatile ride in moderate chop and includes room for up to three riders. The WAKE 155 model is built on the award-winning GTI platform and offers a nimble, yet predictable ride, on a smaller hull. In addition to Ski Mode, that allows the ramp acceleration and set speed to be programmed, this model includes iControl and ECO mode. The intuitive second-generation iBR is the industry’s first braking system and ensures quick-turnarounds for less down time and more ride time.

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The 2016 WAKE 155 comes equipped with a large swim platform with a fold-down reboarding step, mirrors, and the watercraft industry’s only WAKE package including; Ski Mode, retractable ski pylon with three positions and spotter handles, and removable wakeboard rack. It features class-leading comfort and storage with 116.6 litres (30.8 US gallons) of usable space and adorns the all new White and Belize Blue colorization and WAKE graphics.

NIKE wake team riders of Horan, Pastura, and Taylor use BRP’s Sea-Doo WAKE watercraft exclusively, logging over combined 3,500 hours of use. Watch these riders in action with their Sea-Doo WAKE models in the NIKE “DOO IT” wake video shorts that can be seen in the Wake section on Sea-Doo.com and on the Sea-Doo YouTube channel.

HOW TO – Matching Your PFD To Your Sea-Doo Life

02 Wednesday Dec 2015

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You are about to buy a, “big purchase item”. You are about to buy the most advanced watercraft on the planet with design that is years ahead of most vessels on the water. You are about to buy a stunning Sea-Doo watercraft. Are you really going to wear a PFD (personal floatation device) that is anything less advanced and stylish? Don’t be, “that guy” or “that girl” wearing an old mildewed, straight out of the ’90s, no style PFD while riding a work or art. Be the guy or girl who is wearing the most advanced, cool gear to match the most advanced, cool watercraft.

Wearing the right gear may raise your fashion status but the truth is, good gear provides the proper protection. An old PFD may have lost some of its buoyancy while other poorly constructed PFDs may come apart when forcefully entering the water. The right gear should be both fashionable and functional and wearing a PFD is required by law for all Sea-Doo drivers and riders when on the water.

An additional requirement for Sea-Doo drivers is the attachment of the D.E.S.S. key or Sea-Doo lanyard to the driver’s PFD. This is a safety requirement in case the driver were to come off of the vessel, as this immediately stops the watercraft engine. All Sea-Doo PFDs come standard with an integrated D-Ring for your Sea-Doo key connection, again part of the smart design of matched gear.

There are many types of PFDs on the market. When making a decision on what PFD to choose you should take a few things into consideration. To help you select the one that best suits your needs, Sea-Doo offers a wide selection of PFDs for all riding styles and all personal preferences.

The first question is Nylon, Neoprene, or Ecoprene?

There are differences in all. It’s important to think about how you are going to ride, where you ride and what will the weather be like at that moment.

Nylon – A PFD that combines great value with high quality components that won’t compromise look, safety, comfort and functionality. Easy fitting so it can be shared by a wide range of people, and versatile so it can be used for a variety of water sports.Your PFD needs to dry fast so it can be worn multiple times during the course of the day, making it perfect for the whole family.

  • Dries faster than neoprene
  • Lightweight
  • Low water absorption
  • Usually lower priced
  • Perfect for sharing

Neoprene – A personal, “athletic” PFD just for you, that matches your active riding style, can handle rugged daily — and all-day — use and adds warmth when needed. Snug fitting to intuitively shadow your body’s movements, and roomy where it counts not to hinder your mobility, your PFD will allow you to express yourself on the water.

  • Fitted
  • Warm again the skin
  • Increased level of comfort
  • Ease of movement

Ecoprene – The ultimate PFD that blends the functional attributes of nylon and performance features of neoprene, and also makes you feel environmentally green when surrounded by blue. PVC-free and sustainable. Your PFD will feel light even when wet and maximize air flow, because the more comfortable you are, the better and longer you will ride.

  • Dries as quick as nylon
  • Low water absorption
  • Added ventilation
  • 30% lighter than neoprene when wet

Super Duty Nylon PFDs – Built to last and styled to impress, designed to enjoy light and versatile comfort, safety and style. Nylon are best suited for hotter climates while equally functional in cooler climates with additional riding gear. 

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  • Polyethylene foam inserts
  • 4 woven straps with quick-release buckles (3 buckles on Canadian ladies’ PFD).
  • Armholes cut large for riding comfort
  • Segmented foam at back bottom for increased comfort while seated (on men’s PFD only).
  • D-ring for lanyard connection.
  • D-ring at back neck for goggle-to-PFD attachment cord.

Ultra Durable Neoprene PFDs – Form-fitting flexibility
and performance that moves with you and for you. Neoprene is preferred in cooler climates as it holds the heat in and is form fitting yet flexible. 

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  • Ideal for young riders weighting between 50 lbs. – 90 lbs.
  • Enhanced comfortable fit.
  • Ultra-durable neoprene outer shell.
  • Soft, beveled PVC and polyethylene foam inserts.
  • Segmentations at front and back for better comfort and ease of movement.
  • Side panels in stretch lining fabric for improved comfort.
  • 2 Woven straps hidden at back with quick-release buckles.
  • Strategically-placed mesh drain panels.

Sporty & Athletic: Freedom PFD

  • Screen Shot 2015-12-02 at 3.23.33 PMEnhanced comfortable fit.
  • Ultra-durable neoprene outer shell.
  • Soft, beveled PVC and polyethylene foam inserts.
  • Segmentations at front and back for better comfort and ease of movement.
  • Side panels in stretch lining fabric for improved comfort.
  • 2 Woven straps hidden at back with quick-release buckles.
  • Lumbar comfort zone inside the PFD.
  • Strategically-placed mesh drain panels.
  • Armholes cut large for riding comfort.
  • Heavy-duty front zipper.
  • D-ring for lanyard connection.
  • D-ring at back neck for goggle-to-PFD attachment cord.

The Racer: Force Pullover PFD

  • Screen Shot 2015-12-02 at 3.28.03 PMUltra-durable neoprene outer shell and lining
  • Soft PVC foam inserts.
  • Anatomical cut with large armholes and strategically placed mesh drain panel for riding comfort.
  • Heavy-duty side zipper and two woven straps with quick-release buckles for easy ingress/egress.
  • D-ring for lanyard connection.
  • D-ring at back neck for goggle-to-PFD attachment cord.

Airflow Plus Ecoprene PFDs – Ride the next wave with comfort, agility and great-looking sustainability. Ecoprene is the most advanced PFD material that adapts well to both warmer and cooler climates and offers great comfort. 

Luxury, Comfort & Top-of-the-line: the Airflow PFD

  • Screen Shot 2015-12-02 at 3.31.42 PMSofter, lighter, more durable vest interior constructed of 100% PVC-free Biofoam.
  • Made of GAIA foam that is lighter than conventional PVC foam, wet or dry, and the ecoprene shell is faster drying than neoprene.
  • 3 Side panels in stretch lining fabric for improved comfort.
  • Armholes cut large for riding comfort.
  • 2 woven straps with quick-release buckles.
  • Heavy-duty front zipper.
  • Interior EVA molding that keeps the PFD surface away from the skin.
  • Lumbar comfort zone inside the PFD.
  • Strategically-placed mesh drain panels.
  • D-ring for lanyard connection
  • D-ring at back neck for goggle-to-PFD attachment cord.

Wearing a PFD is mandated but the style of PFD that you choose can help you express your personal style and provide safety while out on the water. Visit your local dealer, or shop our online store, to choose your perfect PFD.

7 Basic Tips for Sea-Doo Towing

25 Tuesday Aug 2015

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You’ve been eyeing the next addition to your personal Sea-Doo line up. How can you have more fun on the water? The solution—WAKE. The Watercraft Journal recently reviewed the WAKE 155 model stating, “In perfect Sea-Doo fashion, the PWC manufacturer equipped with their Wake units with so much innovation and features that the segment has become one of the brand’s most popular in recent years. Branching further than mere wakeskate and wakeboard riders, the Wake models appeal to families using the craft for whipping towables around their local lake or river.”

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So you’ve made the decision and your new Wake model is home. You can’t wait to get out on the water. One of two things come to mind. It’s either, “I have never towed someone before. How do I do that? What’s right and wrong;” or “I’ve got this, let’s go.” Whichever way, safety is important so here are 7 basic tips for Sea-Doo towing.

1. Know your local laws before towing. Most states require that the watercraft is a 3-passenger with mirrors, with a driver and a spotter. Some states require safety signal devices.  Check www.boatus.org for the laws in your state.

2. Make sure your rope is secure to the watercraft, either a ski pylon or tow eye in the rear of the watercraft. Do not tie ski rope to anything that was not manufactured to be used as a tow point.

3. Take note of a person’s ability. Driver’s should practice without a skier, and focus on smooth accelerations and maintaining a steady speed. On Wake models (WAKE 155 & WAKE Pro 215), SKI mode is a standard feature and can be turned on to accomplish this. SKI mode is an advanced iControl feature that allows the driver to adjust the intensity of the launch for different rider skill levels and tow sports while maintaining a constant speed. You get 5 acceleration profiles for the best possible tow sports experience.

WAKE Pro 215

4. Once your skier is in the water, take the slack out of the rope. Begin idling once the slack is tight.  Then when the skier signals that they are ready to go, accelerate enough to pull the skier up on the top of the water. Get to your preferred speed and maintain that speed.

5. Always look forward, not behind at the skier, that is the spotters job.

6. When the skier is done or falls, come down to an idle, slowly turnaround without running the rope over, maintain a steady, slow speed back to your skier. Loop around behind them so they can reach the rope, and start all over again making sure you never aim straight at your rider, always stay to the left or right of them during your approach.

2015 SEA-DOO WAKE PRO 215_ACTION27. Signals for sking: thumbs up (faster), thumbs down (slower), fist on your head means you are done and you are going to let go of the rope (stop).

 

 

Want to know more? Check out our DOO it playlist on Youtube. Here’s a video that will surely spike your interest for tow sports and get you ready to take on the waters.

 

 

 

 

Four Hulls, Never-Ending Riding Experiences

17 Monday Aug 2015

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Sea-Doo personal watercraft have four entirely different types of hulls. Yes, four. And, each one offers a different type of riding experience so that you get the best type of ride for your style.

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GTI HULL
Let’s start with the GTI hull. Our GTI hulls are playful, stable and predictable. They provide riders that need a more forgiving watercraft, but still have versatility for glassy and moderate water conditions. The hull rides higher on the water surface so that you get that nimbleness that make watercraft a blast and it planes quickly. With multiple passengers, the extended width has been shown to be the most stable ride. How can you point this hull out?

GTI HullThe GTI hull has a flatter V (16-degree deadrise) and is shorter with a low center of gravity. It is also a three-seater, which means it has tow sport capabilities! This hull makes for ideal rides on all of Sea-Doo’s GTI / recreation models as well as the WAKE 155 for wakeskating & wakeboarding and the GTR 215 for performance rides. A recent win from Eric Lagopolous at AquaX in St. Cloud on his Sea-Doo GTR 215 shows just how versatile this hull truly is.

GTX-S3-HullS3 HULL
Always innovating, we didn’t stop with the unique performance of the GTI hull. Our team of designers developed the S3 hull for a Stepped, Stable and Strong ride. Sea-Doo S3 Hull Stepped Design

These hulls are made from a lightweight material, and the stepped style creates a low-pressure zone to reduce drag and create nimble handling.  The S3 hull cuts through the water and leans naturally when cornering; it’s really all about comfort. For riders looking to take an extended journey, this hull reigns supreme as it bridges and cuts chop better.

Sea-Doo S3 Hull You can differentiate the S3 hull by it long, deep V shape (23-degree deadrise) and suspension option. It also comes as a three-seater with towsports capabilities. The S3 is the platform for all of the Sea-Doo GTX / Luxury models (we mentioned comfort, didn’t we?), the WAKE Pro 215, and the RXT models for better offshore performance.

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The revolutionary T3 hull was another design success. For performance enthusiasts, this hull is the cream of the crop. It provides aggressive lean-in turning characteristics. And, it penetrates through chop and rough water conditions better than any of its predecessors. T3 stands for Tight-Turning T-hull and uses an advanced dual surface hull design.

Exclusive T3 Hull

A unique combination of soft and hard chines engages the water with a suction-like force when leaning into a corner. These combined features allow the rider to turn tighter and faster. The T3 hull has great stability at idle and low speeds, unmatched acceleration, and a narrow high-speed running surface that helps the RXP-X track though chop better. It delivers an agile and highly precise driving experience ideal for enthusiasts craving a superior race-oriented watercraft. Complimenting the T3 hull is the Ergolock system that offers the rider greater control and confidence as it focusses on connecting the rider better with he lower body minimizing upper body fatigue. The T3 hull design can only be found on the two-seater RXP-X 260.

SPARK HULL

The SPARK hull design objective was based on bringing back the simple fun and heritage of early day Sea-Doo models. The Sea-Doo X4 hull was one of the all-time best selling hull styles and this hull was used as the basis for the SPARK. This V-hull includes a latter center running surface and two sets of hard chines on either side of the keel to provide precise handling while being nimble and playful.

2014 SEA-DOO SPARK 2UP_STUDIO PROFILE PINEAPPLEThe hull features three new design effects that provide a better overall rider experience. Additional volume was added both to the bow and to the rear gunnels to provide extra buoyancy and stability. Plus the reshaped bow design helps deflect water down providing a dryer ride. Available in both 2up and 3up versions, the 3up option includes the addition of a modular hull extension to raise capacity 100 pounds and providing a more stable platform for tow sports.

2014 SEA-DOO SPARK_LIFESTYLE4SmallThe innovation doesn’t end there as one of the many value propositions of the SPARK is accessibility and fun. Keeping the power-to-weight ratio strong includes keeping the SPARK light weight and the new, exclusive Polytec material provides a lightweight hull while maintaining ruggedness and durability. Weighing in at nearly half the weight of full-sized watercraft, the SPARK is easy to move both on-water and off making it easy to tow with even the smallest sedans.

Needless to say, whatever type of fun you’re looking to have out on the water, Sea-Doo’s designs deliver.

DESTINATION SEA-DOO: FOUR MUST DOO DESTINATIONS

09 Friday Jan 2015

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If getting there is half the fun, being there is the total experience. One of the attractions of boating is to gain a different perspective on interesting destinations; a perspective that many dream about. Sea-Doo watercraft make that dream obtainable and take the different perspective a step further as a Sea-Doo watercraft can go places a traditional boat can’t offering a truly unique recreational experience no matter what your destination.

There’s a reason we often talk about the Sea-Doo life, as it’s truly a lifestyle to embrace. What you experience, where you experience it, and whom you experience it with leads to memories of a lifetime, similar to family vacations, so why not combine the two? In this OnBoard entry we are going to share some of our favorite North American Sea-Doo destinations and how to make the most of your Sea-Doo life.

While you’re waiting for spring to arrive, let us help you get your Sea-Doo fix and give you some ideas towards planning a memorable Sea-Doo trip in 2015.

Lake Havasu City, Arizona

Topock Gorge

Topock Gorge

Our first destination is known around the world amongst enthusiasts as the home of the IJSBA World Finals championship watercraft races every October but for the southwest United States this is PWC heaven year round. The self-proclaimed, “Watercraft Capital of the World” lies on the Arizona side of the Colorado River looking west over California where the Parker Dam 20 miles south formed this man-made lake.

Not so long ago the town was simply a blip on the map but in the late 1960’s an entrepreneur named Robert McCulloch decided to develop tourism in the city by bringing the actual old London Bridge to the desert Oasis. The problem was there was no section of water for the bridge to span so he had a channel dug turning the city’s peninsula into a bridge and creating a true historical landmark that is the signature of the city today.

Lake Havasu is very watercraft friendly and offers miles of shoreline to explore from the Parker dam to the south up through the beautiful Topock gorge and beyond roughly 70 miles to Laughlin Nevada and the next dam in the system.

Accommodations: There are hundreds of vacation homes and condos to rent if you are staying with group or various hotels close to the bridge area.

DCIM100GOPROWhere to Launch: We suggest the Site Six public launch ramp on the southwest side of Fiesta Island or Windsor Beach State Park (entrance fee required).

Where to Eat: in town we recommend Shugrue’s for a consistently good, premium meal and while on the water we say make up the river to the I-40 bridge and dock at Topock 66 Spa & Resort for a great meal overlooking the water and passing by trains.

Ideal Sea-Doo model: The Sea-Doo GTI SE for all around watersports fun or either of the GTX Limited models for touring comfort.

Austin, Texas

Loop 360 launch ramp in Austin.

Loop 360 launch ramp in Austin.

Deep in the heart of Texas, Austin is known for being weird and citizens are proud of it, living by the mantra, “Keep Austin Weird.” Don’t take this as a negative but as endearing as this is arguably the most beautiful and diverse city in Texas and besides being the state’s capital is a college town, home to the university of Texas. The city is also known for it’s hip music scene and delicious Tex-Mex and BBQ dinning.

 

The city folk enjoy their outdoors and boating. The area offers two main boating options being Lake Travis and Lake Austin, which is essentially the Colorado River below the dam of Lake Travis. Lake Travis is a bustling waterway in the summer month although the past few years the water levels have been low meaning the on water activities have been condensed and limited. When water levels are normal there are miles of waterways and coves to have fun on.

Down below where the river runs through downtown is ideal for watercraft as the winding river provides a fun riding path.

IMG_3326Accommodations: There are plenty of hotels in the area but for a memorable Sea-Doo trip we suggest La Villa Vista Resort on Lake Travis. La Villa Vista has a bit of romance between European style and Texas flair.

Where to Launch: Lake Travis has a dozen public boat ramps and dozens more at private resorts, check the LCRA website for updates on usage related to water levels. For touring the river below, go to the Loop 360 launch off of the highway for which it’s named.

Where to Eat: In town we recommend Z’Tejas Avery Ranch for the city’s best Tex-mex and while on the water make a stop at the Oasis to enjoy some good grub while viewing the sunset. http://oasis-austin.com

Ideal Sea-Doo model: The Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 215 as versatility fits the local and with coves on the lake and the protected waters of the river providing ideal wakeskating venues you can’t go wrong here

Quebec City, Quebec

Sea-Doo perspective of Quebec City

Sea-Doo perspective of Quebec City

As the oldest city in Canada, Quebec City will offer you an experience as close to being in Europe with out having to ride across the pond. The little big city rests at the bottleneck of the St. Lawrence River and was a natural stop for immigrants making their way to the new world from Europe by sea. The city celebrated their 400 birthday a couple of years ago and the history can be felt throughout the downtown area, “inside the walls” a system of stone walls surrounding the city during times of unexpected attacks.

The stone buildings and cold weather friendly designed French architecture is felt throughout the area with the Chateau Frontenac, or known as the castle by Quebecers is the signature landmark of the city. There is plenty to see and do on land and also plenty to see on water, although you should plan a Sea-Doo trip in July or August, as the boating season in this northern city is short.

In addition to the breathtaking views of downtown there are numerous waterfalls and landmarks to see with in an hours ride including the infamous Grosse Isle where thousands of Irish immigrants were quarantined during times of epidemics. No matter where you beach or dock be aware of the tides that can fluctuate by as much as 7 meters or 21 feet.

Accommodations: There are dozens of fine hotels in the downtown area but trailer parking can be a problem so we suggest venturing five minutes to the west to the highway 540 and 73 interchange area where there are roughly half a dozen three-four star hotels.

IMG_3654Where to Launch: Finding a ramp is tricky with the vast water level changes but we suggest, “Rampe De Mise A L’eau” located on the east side of downtown on Rue de l’Anse au Foulon.

Where to Eat: We suggest Versa, located on the north side of downtown serving great seafood and a wide variety of food. There is something for everybody in the family except your trailer, take a cab or walk to Versa.

Ideal Sea-Doo model: Any of the Sea-Doo models with the S3 hull to bridge the chop and suspension to provide the smoothest ride, such as the GTX Limited iS 260, GTX 155 S, or the RXT-X aS 260.

Cocoa Beach, Florida

Many have heard of this Florida town perhaps as the home to I Dream of Jeannie, surfing star Kelly Slater, and NASA but further inland lies the flavor of the real Florida. Cocoa Beach certain has beautiful beaches and rests on the barrier island separated by the Banana and Indian Rivers. The, “rivers” aren’t actual rivers but estuaries, in fact the Indian River stretches over 80-miles along the east coast and is the most diverse estuary in North America with over 4700 different species of life.

DCIM100GOPROThese rivers offer great boating but 20-minutes further to the west is the beginning portion of the St. Johns River, one of four major north flowing rivers in the world filled with dark, tannic died waters of Florida swamp land. Here is where you will see blue herons, wild hogs, alligators and grazing cattle. The river is still narrow and twisty in this area offering the closest feeling to a road course on the water but be careful of airboats and other vessels around those blind corners and bring a GPS as the various fingers of the river begin to look alike.

DCIM100GOPROOn the St. Johns is where you will gain a new appreciation on how you can enjoy riding a Sea-Doo watercraft.

Accommodations: Cocoa Beach is a very popular vacation destination with dozens of hotels to choose from and nearly all of them have adequate trailer parking area. We suggest The Inn at Cocoa Beach that includes beachfront views, continental breakfast and happy hour wine and cheese.

Where to Launch: On the Banana River we suggest Kelly Park on the Beachline Expressway adjacent to Port Canaveral and with in view of NASA’s VAB (vehicle assembly building). On the St. Johns, we recommend to venture to Leroy Wright Recreation Area on the 520 highway across the street from the Lone Cabbage Fish Camp.

Screen Shot 2015-01-09 at 2.13.25 PMWhere to Eat: Grills Seafood at Port Canaveral is a must dine, accessible by land or water, Grills serves the freshest of Florida Seafood and treats you to live music and views of the action at the busiest cruise ship port in the US. On the St. Johns the Lone Cabbage Fish Camp is another must dine, also accessible by land or water, this rustic stop serves scrumptious gator tail while you can watch the tourists go come and go on airboat rides.

Ideal Sea-Doo model: The St. Johns is arguably the epitome of where the Sea-Doo RXP-X 260 was designed to be ridden. With miles of switchback turns on mirror flat water, the street bike riding style of the RXP-X has never been so fun. The other option would be a Sea-Doo Spark to playfully meander around the lush vegetation and protected waters and ability to easily manage the occasional shallow water areas.

HOW-TO WITH DOCTOR DOO: SEA-DOO WINTERIZING TIPS – KEEP UP THE ENERGY

25 Tuesday Nov 2014

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drdoo Dr. Doo wants you to keep your energy up during the offseason so your Sea-Doo watercraft is in tip-top shape when spring arrives.

This monthly blog will include tips and insight on seasonal maintenance, systems care, and the products to help maximize your Sea-Doo Life. The winter cold is tough on batteries. It’s important to take the proper preventive maintenance steps to ensure your battery is healthy and ready-to-go when you take your watercraft out of hibernation.

The cold can cause troubles for your battery trauma in two ways;

  • Your Rotax engine requires much more current from your battery to turn over when it’s cold due to the thickening of the oil.
  • Colder temperatures slow the chemical reactions that generate electricity.

Although you may not be using your Sea-Doo watercraft in the cooler months as often, or at all, these tips from Dr. Doo will help ensure you keep the energy up with your electrical system. 

Give your battery a visual check-up.

Ensure your Sea-Doo battery terminals are corrosion free.

Ensure your Sea-Doo battery terminals are corrosion free.

Take a detailed look at the battery casing, looking for damage such as cracks or leaks. If you find any “flaws” in the battery, replace it immediately as a damaged battery can cause operational problems. The battery terminals (where the cables attach to the battery) should be clean, free of corrosion and the cable ends should be securely attached with no “wiggle.” Also, check the cables themselves for damage or wear. If there is any exposed metal of the wiring, replace that section.

Conduct a test.

A certified BRP Sea-Doo watercraft technician should check any battery three years old or older. The tech can conduct a cold cranking power test (CCA test) to measure the amount of power (amperage) the battery is able to produce for half a minute in cooler temperatures. A battery should produce a minimum voltage of 7.3 volts even at freezing. If the battery falls below these minimum standards, it’s time to purchase a new Yuasa° battery from an authorized BRP/Sea-Doo dealer.

Keep it warm if possible.

Providing a protected environment away from freezing temperatures and frigid winds can help keep the energy levels up. If possible, store your watercraft inside a garage or closed storage area. If storing your Sea-Doo watercraft inside isn’t possible you may want to consider removing your battery and storing it in your garage during the winter. When storing your battery, be sure to cover your terminals with a rubber cover or in a cardboard box to avoid possible arcing.

A "Smart" battery charger will maintain proper charge over extended times of non-use.

A “Smart” battery charger will maintain proper charge over extended times of non-use.

An IV for your battery.

To help ensure your battery maintains healthy energy levels Dr. Doo prescribes you utilize a smart battery charger. These tools are designed for this use and won’t overcharge your battery and ensure they are at maximum strength when it’s go time. These tools can also be used for your other motorized vehicles that utilize a 6-volt or 12-volt system.

Drdoo-levelKeeping up the energy during the long winter months is challenging but with Dr. Doo’s How-To tips to live the best Sea-Doo Life, your watercraft battery will receive a complete clean bill of health.

2016

BRP’S 2014 SEA-DOO WAKE PRO 215 AND WAKE 155 WATERCRAFT ARE THE ONLY MODELS DESIGNED FOR TOW SPORT ENTHUSIASTS

24 Tuesday Sep 2013

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BRP pioneered tow sports behind personal watercraft and has perfected the only watercraft specifically designed for tow sports (waterskiing, wakeskating, wakeboarding, tubing and more) with the 2014 Sea-Doo WAKE 155 and WAKE PRO 215 models. The Sea‑Doo tow sport watercraft provide the best wake towing capabilities and are equipped with exclusive features such as: Ski Mode, board rack and a ski pylon with spotter handles. BRP leverages the partnership with the NIKE Wake team riders to integrate real world engineering input from several of the best wake sport athletes in the world to bring the best watercraft tow vehicle to water sport enthusiasts’ families. These tow-sport specific Sea-Doo models continue to be the watercraft of choice for elite NIKE wakeskate team riders Nick Taylor, Ben Horan, Andrew Pastura, Silas Thurman and wakeboarder Kevin Henshaw. In 2014, the Wake models debut in all-new Dayglow WAKE coloration sure to turn heads and impress even the most discriminating wake boarders.

The 2014 Sea-Doo WAKE models are designed to deliver years of watersports fun for families and professionals alike. BRP’s Sea-Doo WAKE watercraft offer unmatched versatility by providing a first-class pull and exhilarating ride perfect for both beginner and professional boarders, skaters and tow sport enthusiasts. Learning to ride behind an iControl technologies-equipped Sea-Doo watercraft is easier, less intimidating, and more economical than behind a traditional powerboat. Both WAKE models are available with the exclusive Intelligent Throttle Control (iTC) system and include the exclusive speed-based Ski Mode to fit wake boarders’ and wake skaters’ needs. This exclusive feature is engineered to make every driver an expert driver with the ability to program the acceleration curve and target speed for a consistent, perfect pull every time.

The WAKE PRO 215 model is designed for power, pro calibre tracking and comfort on a longer ride and has a deeper S3 hull than the WAKE 155. The WAKE 155 model is built on the award-winning GTI platform and offers a nimble, yet predictable ride, on a smaller hull. Both WAKE models are equipped with the Intelligent Brake & Reverse (iBR) system for an additional level of maneuverability and always start in neutral for ease of loading and unloading at the dock or picking up a downed skier.

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2014 SEA-DOO WAKE 155  

The WAKE 155 model is ideal for the rider who tends to take short day trips on smaller bodies of water, is nimble, versatile in moderate chop and includes room for up to three riders.  In addition to Ski mode, this model includes iControl and ECO mode. It features class-leading comfort and storage with 116.6 litres (30.8 US gallons) of usable space. The WAKE 155 comes equipped with a large swim platform with a fold-down reboarding step, mirrors, and the watercraft industry’s only WAKE package including; Ski mode, retractable ski pylon with three positions and spotter handles, removable board rack and exclusive WAKE graphics.

The 2014 Sea-Doo WAKE 155 is the preferred watercraft of Team Nike wake skater Nick Taylor. Taylor favors the WAKE 155 model for its economical operation and shallow water capabilities versus traditional boats and also its quick turnarounds and pick-ups thanks to the exclusive iBR system. Reliability is perhaps the most important standard feature for Taylor as he has amassed over 670 hours of saltwater use on his WAKE 155 watercraft over the past five years, an amount that would take the average owner over 19 years to accumulate.

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2014 SEA-DOO WAKE PRO 215

The 2014 Sea-Doo WAKE PRO 215 model is ideal for the water sports enthusiast who tends to spend more time on extended rides and is looking for a forgiving, nimble watercraft that easily tames any level of choppy water. The WAKE PRO 215 model combines industry-leading design with the best watercraft tow specific components and performance on a larger platform, making it the ultimate towing watercraft. It includes increased horsepower that provides extra torque to get up on the water even quicker thanks to the supercharged Rotax engine. Based on the S3 hull with a deeper V, the WAKE PRO 215 offers solid straight-line tracking during rider edging and greater comfort during extended treks over open water. It comes standard with the ECO Mode. Additional features include a retractable ski pylon with spotter handgrips, removable board rack, fold-down reboarding step, Ski mode, tilt steering, high-performance VTS and watertight removable storage bin.

Nike wake team riders Ben Horan, Andrew Pastura, Nick Taylor, Kevin Henshaw and Silas Thurman use BRP’s Sea-Doo WAKE watercraft exclusively. They have a combined 2,250 hours of use among their respective watercraft. These riders share trick tips and their insights behind the WAKE PRO 215 and WAKE 155 models in the Nike “DO IT” wake video shorts that can be seen in the Wake section on Sea-Doo.com and on the Sea-Doo Youtube channel: youtube.com/seadootv.

Do it like the Professionals…The Sea-Doo accessories behind the Nike Wake Team

26 Wednesday Jun 2013

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Are you an aspiring wake skater? A weekend wake warrior? The world-class Nike Wake team’s choice of Wake watercraft, and official watercraft, are the Sea-Doo Wake 155 and Sea-Doo Wake Pro 215.

As professionals, the team logs a lot of time on the water. They have a combined 1,750 hours of use among their respective watercraft. The riders work with BRP engineers to develop features and accessories that help them push the sport in new directions and that are useful for the recreational wake enthusiasts. BRP’s wake-specific accessories can be added to and compliment  most Sea-Doo models to increase your wake fun amplitude.Retractable ski pylon thumbnail

The Retractable Ski Pylon is an accessory that provides a higher pull point for the rider. The higher the pull point, the easier it is for the rider to get up on top of the water and also aids in completing tricks. The design of many of the Sea-Doo watercraft makes it easy for a spotter to sit on the back comfortably and the pylon includes built-in grab rails. The pylon comes standard on the Wake 155 and Wake Pro 215 and can be added to the following non-suspension models: RXT X, GTX and RXT(except models with iS) as well as GTI & GTS (2011 and prior), GTR 2012 (and prior).

Wakeboard Rack ThumbnailAs you venture over the water searching for the perfect glassy cove to wake skate or wake board on, it can be tricky to hold onto your wakeboard while underway.  The Sea-Doo Wake Board Rack fits easily onto most Sea-Doo models and provides secure board storage for one wakeboard.  The device makes it much wake rackeasier, and safer, to carry your wake board while underway. The Wake Board rack fits the following models: GTX with iS, RXT and WAKE Pro 2010, GTI, GTS (2011 and prior), GTR 2012.

The importance of the pull and speed of the watercraft make all of the difference when pulling a boarder or skater to plane and providing a smooth pull.  One of the more recent features included on Sea-Doo WAKE models is Ski Mode. This feature helps every driver to become an expert driver by providing a consistent and smooth pull every time and Ski module thumbample low-end torque for a powerful pull with minimal fuel consumption. Ski Mode includes five acceleration ramp modes and you can pre-set your favorite settings to fit your skaters’ or boarders’ preferences. If your watercraft is 2011 or newer and does not include Ski Mode you can purchase the software that plugs into your diagnostic connector. The program includes all hardware necessary for installation. This Ski Mode module is available for 2011 and newer models with iBR (Intelligent Brake and Reverse).

Share your Sea-Doo weekend wake style when shredding in one of our Sea-Doo exclusive Freewave PFDs. The Freewave PFD is designed to complement the Sea-Doo Wake models and stand out in a crowd. The Freewave is durable and offers great range, ease of movement, comfort and added warmth. The outer Freewave PFD Menlayer is ultra-durable neoprene with soft, beveled PVC foam inserts. These PFDs include 2-woven straps with quick release buckles and strategically placed meshed panels.  They are comfortable with large cut armholes and a heavy-duty front zipper. The Freewave includes a split tail comfort design to ensure comfort on your Sea-Doo watercraft. The PFDs includes a D-ring for your Sea-Doo floating lanyard.  The Freewave comes in a variety of colors for men and ladies and we have a Jr. Freewave for the kids in the family.

Whether you are a recreational rider or aspiring wake professional or simply love all watersports, these accessories and gear can help you Sea-Doo just like one of the Nike Wake Skaters and Doo it in Sea-Doo style.

Nike wake team riders, Ben Horan, Andrew Pastura, Nick Taylor, Kevin Henshaw and Silas Thurman, utilize BRP’s Sea-Doo WAKE watercraft exclusively. These riders share trick tips and their insights behind the WAKE PRO 215 and Wake 155 models in the Nike “DOO IT” wake video shorts that can be seen in the Wake section on Sea-Doo.com, and Sea-Doo’s YouTube channel youtube.com/seadootv.

All of the Sea-Doo Wake accessories and gear can be purchased through the Sea-Doo online store and at your local dealer.

Wake Week: Nick Taylor shows you how to “Doo It!”

28 Thursday Mar 2013

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WAKE WEEK
Surfing or Wake Skating or Wakeboarding? Reghardless you can throw up big walls of water behind the Sea-Doo WAKE 155. Let Nick Taylor show you how to ‘DOO IT’.

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