| Jet Ski Float Competition | |||||||||||||||||
|
It’s easy to
identify flaws in some brands of Jet Ski Floats.
Some have small rollers or only a few rollers. Or some brands the watercraft slides and scrapes on the plastic. On these pages we’ve identified a couple of well known brands with issues identified and how we compare. We know we’ve got the best float and in most cases the best price. |
|||||||||||||||||
| OUR SLX Jet Ski Float | |||||||||||||||||
 Modern water vehicles are about 4’ (48” wide) and range in length from 10’ to 12’. Our 6’ SLX allows about a foot of walk around space on each side with a big machine on the float. At 12’8” long the SLX accommodates the largest machines. |
|||||||||||||||||
 |
 |
||||||||||||||||
| You don’t need to study too hard to quickly see the differences between Jet Ski Floats. The deeper the entrance, the less of a bump you’ll encounter when driving on. The more rollers and the larger they are, the easier your PWC glides on and off. The more adjustment positions, the better you can correct a fit problem. A Bow Stop helps stop and secure your PWC to the float. If the rollers roll easily you’ll need a bow stop. If you’re in rough water, you’ll want to secure your PWC to the float with the bow stop. | |||||||||||||||||
|
|||||||||||||||||
