Riding the Sea Breacher and Jet Evade: A Thrilling Adventure on Water

Summary

In this article, we follow Brent Ros, a writer and writer of Shark, as he attempts to ride two of the craziest watercrafts out there, the Sea Breacher and the Jet Evade. We learn about the challenges beginners face when trying to control the Sea Breacher and the tricks that can be performed on it. We also get a glimpse of the Jet Evade and the balancing act required to ride it. Finally, we hear about the Genovator kit, a personal watercraft that combines elements of a boat, submarine, and jet ski, and the exciting new direction it represents for water sports.

Learning to Ride the Sea Breacher
The Thrills and Costs of Riding the Sea Breacher
The Jet Evade: A Water-Propelled Flying Bike
The Balancing Act of Riding the Jet Evade
The Genovator Kit: A New Direction for Water Sports

Learning to Ride the Sea Breacher

The Sea Breacher is a custom-built hybrid submarine-boat-jet ski that can go under the surface of the water, jump, barrel roll, and reach speeds of up to 60 miles an hour. However, the biggest challenge for beginners is to think in a three-dimensional environment and separate pitch, roll, and yaw. The Sea Breacher can be controlled using pedals, and the left and right control sticks control the left and right fins, respectively. The first big trick is learning how to dive and then jump, which requires a speed of about five to seven miles an hour.

The Thrills and Costs of Riding the Sea Breacher

The Sea Breacher is a watercraft that can dive under the water and breach through the surface. The new model, the Superca, is based on the Sea Breacher’s model and can barrel roll. Riding in the Sea Breacher is thrilling and expensive, starting at $80,000.

The Jet Evade: A Water-Propelled Flying Bike

The Jet Evade is a water-propelled flying bike that can be attached to a jet ski. It offers a unique experience of riding a bike on water. Tricks like the spiral, which involves going straight up and spinning 360 degrees, are difficult to learn.

The Balancing Act of Riding the Jet Evade

Balancing on the Jet Evade is tricky, and mastering going forward and steering while not going over the back is the main goal. The rider needs to lean forward to go faster and lean back to slow down. The Jet Evade can reach speeds of up to 25 miles an hour.

The Genovator Kit: A New Direction for Water Sports

The speaker describes their experience trying out a personal watercraft called the Genovator kit, which combines elements of a boat, submarine, and jet ski. They describe doing tricks like porpoising and a barrel roll, which they found easier than expected. The speaker notes that the kit is not cheap, but can be rented or tried out at certain locations. They conclude that the Genovator kit represents a new and exciting direction for water sports.

Conclusion

In conclusion, riding the Sea Breacher and Jet Evade offers a thrilling adventure on water. While the Sea Breacher requires mastering the three-dimensional environment and the Jet Evade requires balancing skills, both watercrafts offer unique experiences. The Genovator kit represents a new and exciting direction for water sports, combining elements of a boat, submarine, and jet ski. Whether it’s diving, jumping, or flying on water, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.