AlumaSki is designed to go where Jet Skis fear to tread

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Jet Skis are certainly able to squeeze into narrow waterways, although you probably wouldn't feel comfortable scraping one's hull against a rocky riverbed. Steel-hulled jet boats are considerably tougher than Jet Skis, but they're not nearly as nimble. Alaska-based Mackinnon Marine Technologies' AlumaSki, however, attempts to combine the best of both worlds. It has the form factor of a personal watercraft, along with a one-piece quarter-inch-thick aluminum hull... Continue Reading AlumaSki is designed to go where Jet Skis fear to tread

Section: Marine

Tags: PWC, Rugged, Watercraft

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