For those that simply can't stay out of the water, the Jetsurf is a revolutionary piece of equipment that will allow surfers to reach speeds of up to 40mph without having to wait for the perfect wave. Crafted from carbon fibre, the Jetsurf features a 100cc engine and an ergonomically designed manoeuvring system that's controlled via the electronic leash affixed to the front, which does double duty as a way to balance. What's more, the electronic leash features an emergency kill feature to cut off power in case of a problem.
The Jetsurf offers adventurers the ability to go out further on the water than ever before to catch waves that were previously unreachable. Additionally, it can offer a more accommodating means to get back to shore should fatigue get the best of you.
Motorized Wave Riders
The Jetsurf Can Reach Speeds of Up to 40 Mph for Serious Maneuvering
Trend Themes
1. Motorized Surfing - The trend towards motorized surfing offers opportunities for disruptive innovation in water sports equipment and recreational vehicles industries.
2. Ergonomically Designed Maneuvering - The trend towards ergonomically designed maneuvering systems offers opportunities for innovation in the design and manufacturing of water sports equipment and automotive industries.
3. Electronic Leash Technology - The trend towards the use of electronic leash technology offers opportunities for disruptive innovation in safety features and power management for the water sports equipment and recreational vehicles industries.
Industry Implications
1. Water Sports Equipment - The water sports equipment industry has the opportunity to innovate by incorporating motorization and ergonomic design into their product offerings, such as surfboards and wakeboards
2. Recreational Vehicles - The recreational vehicles industry can benefit from incorporating motorized wave riders into their product lineup for outdoor enthusiasts and adventure seekers.
3. Automotive - The automotive industry has opportunities to develop and improve upon the technology used in motorized wave riders, such as electronic leash and power management systems.