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Check out these new toys:
http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/outdoor...e-watermat.asp
http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/outdoor...-surfboard.asp
And don't forget these golf shorts that hold your Moomba koozies:
http://www.dudeiwantthat.com/style/c...zie-shorts.asp
I want that surf board! That thing is awesome!
Shorts with a beer holder....freakin' brilliant!
Another great innovation-- perfect for camping:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000N57NTS/...ag=relprods-20
The watermat looks like fun but not for that price. I could also use the shorts but if i am playing golf they really need to hold 2 beers since that is how long it takes me before I get to walk back to the golf cart.
has anybody tried to convert that surfboard price to US? is it $1,200 or $12,000 or something else?
$10,000 Euros would be $13,667 USD. I assumed being a German company it was quoting Euros but I may have missed something.
Per their webpage, it's 7000 - 9000 euros, depending on model. So $9k - $12K.
Pretty cool. The top model says the battery lasts 30 minutes.
Ok, so it's the $12k and being sold by folks that smoke too much dope. I'm in at $1,200, but no way at $12,000.
Sorry, if I was gonna shell out that kind of money for a motorized surfboard, I'd get this one:
http://www.jet-surf.com/
http://www.jet-surf.com/img/gallery/croatia_2011_2.jpg
http://www.jet-surf.com/img/gallery/group1.jpg
The electric propellor one at the top of this thread can go for a weak 20 minutes on a charge.
Check out the specs on the Jet Surf:
Two-stroke engine, specially developed for Jetsurf.
Displacement 86 cc - 100 cc
Max speed 53 km/h (type Ultra Sport); 57 km/h (type Pro Race)
Electronic controller The Jetsurf is equipped with an automatic electronic control unit with auto start/stop function.
Battery Li-FePO4*
Gasoline consumption max 2 liters / hour
Gasoline gasoline + oil mix; ratio 1:30
*The battery is not recharged by the engine, there is no accumulator, therefore the driving time without battery recharge is approximately 4 hours.
A friend of mine picked up an old wrestling mat that a high-school was getting rid of. Works exactly the same as that water mat... except it was free!
Its actually really fun to play around on at his cabin. Jumping off the dock onto it and king of the mat and such. Wouldn't buy one for that price though...
Lol, that's Jet ski price.
A buddy made some prototype mats but never went anywhere with it. I think Aqua Lily Pads is the big distributor of those. Guess it's their marketing ;)
http://aqualilypad.com/wp-content/up...ualily-pad.jpg
http://www.losangelesboatshow.com/as...73d4943618.jpg
I don't know how much that one is but it sure looks like a great deal!
That dude looks pretty happy with it
Wait.....there was a guy in the picture?? :)
those girls are amazing, there floating on top of the water
Geat looking toys...... but if I bought those I would not be able to afford my boat.
Same here... Wait? I was looking at the Aqua Lilly.Quote:
Originally Posted by TJockey
:rolleyes:
What were we talking about again?
That had the same effect on me!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by bergermaister
Here's a new toy that I actually ordered at the Indy boat show. This will be our first surfboard and should be a good one for the entire family to learn on.
http://www.evo.com/wakesurf-boards/r...campaign=75976
I am not sure what they retail for in the US, but a company I build equipment for makes these up here in Canada, retail them for $399.99 at Canadian Tire for a 72"x15' mat. Three layers of foam, 2 pcs 5/8" with a piece of 4lb foam that's 1/4" thick in the center for added strength. I have 2 of them and one I paid full retail for them and one was a freebie, my kids have a blast on them at the time I was questioning the $$$$$$ but we have had it for three seasons and still perfect. We did a few experiments when we first started building them, actually parked 2 seadoos on one without a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by KG's Supra24
Brian
I don't know about y'all, but that "toy" looks like HIGH MATINANCE
2013 Moomba LSV