Yamaha has revealed the 2025 JetBlaster waverunners

The new range consists of 4 models, including a freestyle one.

Yamaha has revealed the 2025 JetBlaster waverunners. The range includes four models: JetBlaster, JetBlaster DLX, JetBlaster LTD and JetBlaster PRO.

The new JetBlasters are 3 metres long, 1,14 metres wide and weigh 240kg. Each model features a deck made of reinforced polypropylene composite, a material WaveRunner is using for the first time. The new JetBlasters also feature a painted SMC hull with a glossy ‘finish’, which the company points out is easy to repair in the event of damage. There’s also an all new jet pump throughout the JetBlaster lineup that has been purpose-built for the series. Featuring a new transom plate, new impeller and impeller housing, new nozzle and new aluminum deflector and trim ring, the new design adds exceptional playfulness to the JetBlaster. The new impeller design provides improved acceleration and the trim angle is extended to 25.5 degrees.

The JetBlaster and JetBlaster DLX are powered by a 100-hp Yamaha TR-1 marine engine, while the JetBlaster PRO and JetBlaster LTD will have a 110-hp TR-1 HO engine. Both engines are lightweight, compact three-cylinder four-stroke units. The fuel tank capacity is 50 litres. The base JetBlaster with the TR-1 engine is only available as a two-seater. The JetBlaster DLX will be equipped with Yamaha's RiDE system, mirrors, storage compartments and a step for easier boarding. It can be ordered in 2 and 3 seater variants.

The JetBlaster PRO is freestyle orientated and features the RiDE system, 4.3 inch Connext screen, auto-adjusting trim, wider handlebars and extra footpegs for tricks. Powered by the TR-1 HO engine, it comes in 2 or 3 person versions.