Unlock The Secrets Of Personal Watercraft

Is a PWC (Seadoo, WaveRunner, Jet-Ski) right for you? A Personal WaterCrafft or PWC is explained in more detail. In this video, we unlock the secrets of personal watercraft and cover:

0:00 - Intro
0:41 - Personal Water Craft Brands
1:02 - Different types of PWCs Explained
1:52 - Sit down PWC sizes
2:25 - Variations on the sit-down PWCs
3:14 - How PWCs work
4:20 - Cons of PWCs
4:56 - Great uses for a PWC
6:05 - What a PWC is not

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[Gmtail]

Great newb video for sure 👍. The first lesson I always give people when asked, is the whole “They all aren’t JetSkis” thing. It drives me insane, and you guys explaining it is awesome.

[peterjensen]

One con too is that you can't steer unless it's pumping water. With an outboard or stern drive you can steer even if you're just coasting

[Nick_GIZR]

I now have a Merry Fisher. Sociable, dry, has a toilet, can cope with bad weather. But it's sooo boring. I miss my jetski every day! I need to have both....

[andronclock]

Buy a boat for yourself and rent a PWC whenever you get the itch for some adrenaline! At least thats what Im doing until I have money to get both haha. Also PWC is a big plus if you have other friends that have them too and you can explore together.

[barrybebenek]

I’ve always been my understanding that the engines in these things don’t last very long. (Goes generally forget boats too of course). I’ve heard of so many folks that have had to call on their warranties for engine problems if not replacement.
And personally, the reputation and displays of behaviour of most owners, is something I’ll stay away from for good reason. I’ll stick with boats.

[joviancabrera]

Ill sit on the couch and watch YouTube videos for every like this comment gets