Buying a used jet board sounds like a good deal. Often it isn't: private sales come without a warranty, the battery has an unknown history, and some brands no longer supply spare parts. We have been riding jetboards since 2017, and this is what you are getting into. (more…)

eFoils in the UK: yes, they're legal — but the answer is all about local rules. There is no national licence, registration or number plate for eFoils in Britain; what matters is who controls the water. We explain the current legal picture — from eFoil experts since 2017. The same applies to jetboards, with a few extra local rules. (more…)

Were you looking for a Lampuga Air or accessories and were redirected here? There is an important reason for this: Lampuga, the well-known German manufacturer of jetboards, has ceased operations. (more…)

An electric surfboard for lifeguards? Yes, exactly, an electric bodyboard, jet-board or jet boat for water rescue services. (more…)

Are you looking for an electric wakeboard? Then you should take a look at the jetboards from Awake. The electric wakeboard from Sweden. (more…)

The safe storage of lithium-ion batteries with a capacity of over 1000 kWh, as used in water toys such as eFoils and jetboards, is crucial to ensure safety and longevity. (more…)