Whether a jet ski or a boat is faster depends on the specific models being compared. High-performance jet skis can be faster than many boats, but speed boats or racing boats can…

Several high-performance jet skis can reach 70 mph, including models from Kawasaki (Ultra 310 series), Sea-Doo (RXP-X 300), and Yamaha (GP1800R HO).

50 mph is considered fast for a jet ski, providing a thrilling ride. Most recreational models can reach speeds between 40 to 60 mph.

Yes, you will likely get wet on a jet ski, either from spray while riding or possibly from splashes during sharp turns or waves.

Jet skis can flip over, but they are designed for stability. Flipping is more likely if the jet ski is operated in a reckless manner or in rough water conditions.

Jet skis can be expensive to maintain, with costs for storage, winterization, oil changes, and repairs. Regular maintenance is key to keeping these costs manageable.

The concept of "too many hours" on a jet ski varies, but generally, anything over 300 hours might be considered high without proper maintenance records. Well-maintained jet skis can operate well beyond…

There's no evidence to suggest sharks "hate" jet skis. However, the noise and speed of jet skis are likely to deter sharks, making an encounter uncommon.

Ski racing on water is often called water ski racing, which includes slalom, trick, and jump skiing in competitive formats.

People love jet skiing for a lot of reasons, combining the allure of high-speed water sports with the beauty and tranquility of aquatic environments. Why Do People Love to Jet Ski? Thrill…