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  • #surfing

    Laird Hamilton: My Scariest Wave

    Laird Hamilton is as tech savvy as surfers get. He knows that the gear that takes him into danger also helps him out of it. Here's a harrowing tale of surfing terror and the jet ski that saved a life: More »
    08/15/09
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    By Laird Hamilton
  • #surfing

    Laird Hamilton: 4 New Ways to Surf

    Laird Hamilton is as tech savvy as surfers get. Here he discusses his part in pioneering the latest surfing techniques, such as jet-ski tow-in surfing, hydrofoil boards and kite boarding: More »
    08/13/09
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    By Laird Hamilton
  • #surfing

    Laird Hamilton: Science and the Surf Board

    Laird Hamilton is as tech savvy as surfers get. Here he looks at the shapes and materials that make boards great—what's changed over the years, and what hasn't: More »
    08/12/09
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    By Laird Hamilton
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    FoilJet MR1 Hydrofoil Jet Ski: Like Riding a Motorcycle on Water

    I'm sure that this isn't the first time someone has thought of putting a hydrofoil on a jet ski, but the FoilJet MR 1 concept from Matt De Bellefeuille certainly offers up an intriguing design. The foil itself can be raised or lowered by the rider to accelerate or handle shallow water—but that is where the plausibility of this concept comes to a screeching halt. According to the design page, the $15,000 FoilJet runs on a 20 hp 48 Volt electric engine that can run for three hours after a 10 minute charge. It's a good idea as a whole, but I think it may be getting a little ahead of itself in terms of eco-friendliness. [Debelle via Ecofriend via Likecool]
    09/11/08
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    By Sean Fallon
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    Jet-Ski Phone Guaranteed to Press the Buttons of '80s Freaks

    02/26/08
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    Quadski ATV That Turns Into A Jetski

    05/31/06
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