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ASAP


Brace yourself for some serious fun. The UK engineers at ASAP have developed a new electric jet board you lay on, blasting you through the water and proving super popular with families. As you lay on your Wave Jam board and press the thumb throttles, the feeling of gliding across the sea, water rushing over your body, is an incredible sensation. You really do see the world from a different perspective as you skim across the water with no


effort! Whether hanging off the back (superman style), doing doughnuts, popping under water like a dolphin, or even dragging family members in rings around the boat - the only problem is that it’s also a little addictive! After starting in the rescue market, ASAP have now turned their engineering skills to the leisure market creating an ultimate jet body boarding experience. www.asapwatercrafts.com


06 ONE MONACO


Born in 2019 in the Principality of Monaco, the Esurf brand is a true revolution that houses the electrical technology of the Monegasque engine manufacturer COBALT. Powered by 100% electric energy, this motorised surfboard with a 45-minute autonomy has been designed by experienced riders to entertain all surfing enthusiasts, without impacting the environment. The Esurf allows its users, whatever their sporting level, to enjoy surfing sessions anywhere in the world! Bringing together the expertise of Flavien Neyertz - a former Jetsurf champion - this jewel of technology and design expertise has been designed to meet the expectations of a clientele looking to act in an eco-responsible manner. www.esurf.com


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