Adrenalin and actionSeven Yamaha waverunners in a big comparison test

Who wants to ride straight ahead? With the Waverunner, the fun only begins in the bends!
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"Don't call it Jetski!" - Waverunner, please. We were greeted with these unmistakable words in Portugal. There we had the opportunity to test the 2025 line-up of Yamaha Waverunners in detail. What are the differences between the individual watercraft? We provide an overview.

Yamaha has been one of the leading brands in the waverunner sector for decades. The term "waverunner" was originally coined by Yamaha and is now synonymous with high-quality, high-performance jet skis - as our author learnt during the test, they should not be described as the latter. The portfolio offers a wide range of models that are tailored to different requirements. Both beginners and advanced skiers will get their money's worth. The robust construction and the use of high-quality materials should guarantee a long service life.

Seven waverunners in detail

Since the introduction of the first waverunner in 1986, Yamaha has been a pioneer in the jet boat industry. What originally started as a leisure activity has developed into a wide range of models that fulfil the most diverse requirements. You can read about them here:


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