Water scooters are motorised devices designed to help users travel across or underwater with ease and speed

Yes, beginners can use electric surfboards, but the experience depends on the type of board, the rider's balance, and water conditions

Yes, there are several types of electric surfboards available, catering to different riding styles, water conditions, and skill levels

Electric surfboards generally weigh between 20 kg and 40 kg (44–88 lbs), including the battery

The average charging time for an electric surfboard battery typically ranges from 2 to 4 hours, depending on the battery type and charger

The battery life of an electric surfboard depends on various factors such as the model, battery capacity, rider weight, speed, and water conditions

The average speed of an electric surfboard varies based on the model and type, but generally, they can achieve speeds between 30–60 km/h (18–36 mph)

Electric surfboards work by using a motorized propulsion system, typically powered by a rechargeable battery, to glide across the water

An electric surfboard is a motorised watercraft that allows users to surf or glide across the water without the need for waves or paddling

A JETFLY jet surfboard can reach speeds of up to 70km/h.

The Kymera Body Board can reach speeds of up to 30km/h.

We do our best to have the most commonly ordered items in stock. However, from time to time there may be products on backorder from the manufacturer or the local distributor.

You can unscrew the Dual Jet Rail and screw the Single Grip Rail into the same place and move the Remote Controller handle over. Done!

Over an hour! Runtime depends on the power level used, and other factors like how hard the water scooter needs to run (water conditions, air conditions, user size and weight).

Wavez Electric Water Sports is a Sydney, Australia-based electric watercraft retailer. Wavez was created by Grahame Ewins in 2014...