Introduction:

If you’re looking for tips on how to ride a jet ski for the first time, you’ve come to the right place. I’ve taught many people how to ride, so I’ve picked up a lot of tips and tricks over the years.

I’ve helped a lot of new Jet Ski riders, so I know the problems they run into, and have answered all of your questions here. When you first start riding Jet Skis, it can be scary, but this guide will help you get over your fears so you can get out there and ride! If you are interested in purchasing an ATV KAWASAKI sports bike 2021 is a great option. 

First, let’s look at some of the most important bullet points.

Things You Need to Ride Jet Skis:

• Each person on the boat had a life jacket.
• A fire extinguisher is approved by the Coast Guard.
• Air Horn or Whistle. Each life jacket should have a whistle if possible.
• Safety Registration Numbers for Lanyards
• If you pull someone through the (many craft already have this)
• Keep your ID in a dry bag on you at all times.

Recommended Equipment For Jet Skis

• A GPS phone can also be used as a phone.
• First aid kit
• Sunscreen Bilge pump or Baylor Anchor – Guide here.
• If you pull someone down, skier down the flag.
• Shock tube if you pull someone and don’t want your tow rope to get sucked up.
• Distress flag Solar Charger

Things You Should Not Do on a Jet Ski

• Don’t drink and drive.
• Don’t drive after sunset.
• Don’t be a moron.
• Don’t start your boat if the water isn’t at least up to your waist.
• Never take more people on the boat than the number of seats allows.

Think about Taking a Boater Safety Course:

I strongly suggest that anyone who is new to riding take a boaters safety course. Some states don’t require it, but anyone under a certain age must have it in others. We are among the most reliable jet ski suppliers around. 

Since we all have to take tests to drive cars, why shouldn’t we all have to take tests to drive boats? Most of the time, you can take the test online for cheap and learn a lot more than you would from this guide.

Wear a Life Jacket at all Times:

A life jacket is meant to save your life, so wear one even if you can swim. A life jacket is for when you fall off the boat and can’t swim because you’re hurt, have a cramp, or pass out. It will keep your head above water. If you can choose the color of your life jacket, I suggest bright colors so you can be seen in the water.

Make sure you have a whistle. I like to keep one on my life jacket at all times. In many states, the driver must be able to reach the whistle at all times, so don’t hide it and always keep it on your life jacket.