Sea-Doo Watercraft (PWCs + a Pontoon)

Update: Sea-Doo’s 2025 lineup was revealed, demonstrating why it’s the best brand in the personal watercraft market by share, innovation and general excitement. 

The newest features include hydraulic steering on four updated models, small details like pop-up cleats on two of the new PWCs, wicked new colors, new touchscreen displays and–the best of all–supercharged engines in several of the already amazing platforms.

Of the four newest variants, there are two Limited Edition models with some serious power. That includes the FishPro Apex 300, a true sportfishing watercraft for big water and the GTX Limited Edition 325, candidate for the best all-round PWC right now.

Reviews for these will be added when we’ve learned more about them.

The Sea Doo Standard

There are several things to consider when buying a personal watercraft. Considering the activities you want to do with the jet ski is very relevant. A different model will be required if you want a high-performance jet ski for racing, towing or leaping waves as opposed to one if you want a more relaxing ride.

This brand collection of Sea Doos included were chosen based on their different activities. All three of the major brands have different models with different profiles. As illustrated in our guide to the best jet skis, most of these fast craft can do much of the same at different levels with varying degrees of comfort.

Look at similar brand collections in Kawasaki’s stable and Yamaha’s fleet of Waverunners; the difference is in the details. So figure out how you and your family will use these PWCs.

Next, think about the dimensions and weight of the jet ski. You’ll need a lighter model to pull it behind a smaller car. However, a larger model could be more stable and offer a smoother ride if you want to use it for longer journeys or on rougher seas.

A Sea Doo for Everyone & Everything

Think about the power and size of the engine. An engine with greater energy will accelerate and reach peak speeds faster, but it may also cost more and need more maintenance.

The storage capacity is a crucial additional consideration. You will want a more significant storage room if you intend to go farther or carry equipment. Winterizing or storing a PWC during the off-season is a necessary task.

Last, consider your budget and any optional amenities you might like, such as a sound system or GPS navigation. You may pick the ideal Sea Doo jet ski to suit your demands and budget by taking these criteria into account.

Jet Ski-Innovation for Today and Tomorrow

Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) is a Canadian company that makes personal watercraft (PWC) and boats under the Sea-Doo brand. All Sea-Doo models use an impeller-driven waterjet, a feature unique to the firm since its founding in 1968.

The BRP facilities in Querétaro and Juárez, Mexico, manufacture Sea-Doo’s PWC models, while the BRP facility in Gunskirchen, Austria, manufactures the company’s Rotax engines. Sea Doo has more than 50% of the PWC market share in the US.

The Rise, an all-electric hydrofoil board that will be ready in the summer of 2024, is one of Sea-Doo’s significant innovations. This ground-breaking item is appropriate for the whole family and seeks to deliver a more sporty aquatic experience.

Sea-Doo Fish Pro lineup

Numerous fishing-specific extras are standard on the Sea-Doo Fish Pro lineup of jet skis. You’ll discover a Garmin fish finder and chartplotter, a fishing cooler with livewell, and a LinQ fishing rod holder set that can store up to five rods.

The LinQ quick-connection system allows fishermen to safely and efficiently attach and remove various fishing gear, including coolers, fuel caddies, and an inflatable dinghy. Anglers will like the Fish Pro models’ expanded rear platform, which gives them plenty of room to roam about when fishing.

Sea-Doo claims this line of PWCs brings a new audience into the jet ski world. Sea-Doo offers three Fishing models: Fish Pro Scout at $15,099, Fish Pro Sport at $17,199, and Fish Pro Trophy at $20,499.

We have the Trophy as the current favorite on our best fishing jet skis list.

With several distinctive characteristics, Sea-Doos stand out from their rivals. The Intelligent Brake and Reverse (iBR) technology, which enables riders to stop more quickly and navigate in confined situations easily, is one of the most noticeable features.

Along with various engine choices, the parent company BRP also supplies the potent Rotax 1630 ACE engine, which gives outstanding acceleration and speed. While on the water, riders may enjoy their favorite music with the optional Bluetooth audio system and the brand’s proprietary Ergolock seating system, which provides a pleasant and safe ride.

We’d be remiss not to note one of the most exciting and probably popular pontoon boats to launch: the Sea Doo Switch. Think half PWC, half pontoon–a Sea Toon! Check it out.