Reviewing the Sea-Doo Switch: Evaluating Sea-Doo's Innovative Watercraft Concept

The Sea-Doo Switch pontoon combines features normally found with two distinct watercraft: the pontoon boat and the jet ski. These two designs hardly seem to go together, but the sea-doo integrates the two nicely to add flexibility to your time on the water. Let's see what makes this personal watercraft such a popular choice for Saskatoon buyers.

Adaptability Features

One of the benefits of Switch boats is that they are so easy to customize to fit your needs. There are three different platform sizes to choose from, including a cruise style that can fit up to nine passengers. You can also choose the horsepower of your sea-doo's Rotax engine depending on whether you plan to use the pontoon for fishing, cruising the river, or watersports. Finally, the sea-doo offers you the opportunity to change the layout and appearance of your watercraft to suit your tastes. The seats of switch boats can be moved almost anywhere across the platform, and the siding attaches to the personal watercraft on a Velcro frame, so it can be pulled off and replaced at your whim.

Beginner-Friendly Marine Boating

In addition to its versatility features, the sea-doo switch makes it easy for you to spend an afternoon on the lake, even if you're a new boater. The pontoon features a tri-hull design. You can imagine this if you picture the sea-doo from under the water. Where most ships look like a "V" from beneath, the tri-hull configuration looks like an "M." What this means is more stability on turns, and when entering or exiting the watercraft, so you don't have to worry about tipping the boat.

Sea-doo switch pontoons have an intuitive driving configuration as well. Instead of a steering wheel that requires you to lean into each turn, the sea-doo has handlebars reminiscent of jet ski or motorcycle designs, allowing you more control and maneuverability in the water.

The biggest advantage that the Sea-Doo Switch personal watercraft gives is the ability to make mistakes. Most boats don't have braking capabilities, but the Sea-Doo does. No more drifting around without power when you pass a channel or overshoot a dock. Using an intelligent brake and reverse system that Sea-Doo calls iBR, you can stop the boat even if it is travelling at full speed. This ability to brake on the water is useful when you're doing watersports or docking into tight spots. You can use this iBR feature in forward or reverse, as it is a simple (but innovative) design that uses a bucket dropped into the water to create drag.

Sea-Doo Switch Pontoons for Your Summer

Since the Sea-Doo introduced its first sea-doo switch pontoon in 2022, the personal watercraft has become a popular choice for water sport enthusiasts all over the world. At FFUN Motorsports, we have a large selection of new and pre-owned sea-doo switch pontoons available, no matter how you choose to spend your time on the water.