Flyboarding is a relatively new watersport that’s becoming more popular. But like with any powered watersport, there are risks of injury during participation. Luckily, with a few precautions and some common sense, many of these dangers can be avoided. Seven potential dangers of flyboarding are: The good news is that all of these dangers can…
You may have seen flyboarders at a lake or beach, or maybe come across them on YouTube. The equipment looks unusual, and you may think it isn’t accessible for you. That’s really not true. Flyboarding isn’t hard, but it does take some skill and guidance to comprehend how to approach things correctly. Flyboarding is worth…
Flyboards cost somewhere in the range of $4000–$6000 for a complete kit. The price varies depending on which brand and options you spring for. You’ll need a jetski and lifejackets to get started, and maybe some optional accessories that you might consider. For true thrill-seekers, the flyboard has become the ultimate watersport. Twin jets of…
Flyboarding is a relatively new water sport that allows you to fly over the surface of the water using a jet propulsion system. Flyboarding is becoming increasing popular, and it’s good to know important information about exactly how it works when deciding whether or not to try it. It is not hard to learn the…
Welcome to the future! Where you can now fly over water thanks to hydroflighting devices such as the flyboard and hoverboard. You have seen videos of people floating above the water and riding around doing flips. Now you want to know what exactly distinguishes the flyboard and the hoverboard. A flyboard allows a more vertical movement, while…
You don’t need to know how to swim to flyboard. Everyone will be wearing approved life jackets. Flyboarding does involve having some body control in the water, but your instructor can teach you the needed skills at the beginning. Learning to flyboard has to be one of the most exhilarating experiences you could ever try….
Flyboards work by taking the water output from a jet ski and diverting it through a connected hose to a board with jets on the bottom. Riders strap the board to their feet, and the jets under the board push upwards as the jet ski operator increases throttle. Flyboarding has recently popped onto the water…
