Water Toys: Fun Off the Boat
There’s a water toy for virtually every occasion, with options from SeaDriveCX, Triton, Lind, FunAir, SeaBob and Beau Lake.
Submarines, hydrofoils, jet packs and more. Yachting Magazine reviews the latest in water toys for yacht owners.
There’s a water toy for virtually every occasion, with options from SeaDriveCX, Triton, Lind, FunAir, SeaBob and Beau Lake.
SeaNXT’s Elite scooters can top 11 knots at depths up to 130 feet while looking cool with outstanding aesthetics.
Paul Lavoie and the team at Beau Lake thinks stand-up paddleboards should be just as beautiful as everything else on board.
A new collection of watersports toys and gear designed for on-the-water fun from boatbuilder Axopar and Jobe Watersports.
The New Lift3 F from Puerto Rico-based Lift Foils is an updated model that’s built to reach a wider audience of riders.
Superyachts are starting to carry gear for guests to try wing foiling, also known as wingboarding.
The 164-foot Heesen Arkadia is proof that the charter client with the most toys wins.
The Geneinno S2 sea scooter is a space-saving watertoy for underwater fun.
Whether it’s a SeaDoo PWC, a yachts slide or golf at sea, there’s a bevy of new watertoys for fun on the salt.
The new class of electric jet-powered boards come in sizes and shapes for all experience levels.
The Canadian company’s water toys are created with designs and materials inspired by classic boats.
The Lampuga electric-powered surfboard is a 31-knot watertoy.
