About the Flyboard

Have you ever wanted to fly like Ironman? Have you ever wanted to swim like a dolphin? Things that were once only possible in your dreams are now an everyday activity. For those of you doubting whether this is something you should do I dare you to ask the kid inside you what they would do? If they aren’t kicking your butt or stealing your lunch money to get their flight booked then your imagination just isn’t as vivid as ours.

FIND THE SUPER-HERO LOVING KID IN YOU!

This is something that you do not want to miss out on! The most beautiful thing about Flyboarding is that any able-bodied person can do it. It is not anywhere near as hard as it looks. If you don’t believe us then please come try it yourself so we can prove you wrong and yet, we will still both be winners.

What is the Flyboard?

The Flyboard allows users to fly up to and over 30 feet in the air through water propulsion. It was created and designed by Zapata Racing in 2011 and has taken the watersports world by storm since then. The Flyboard attaches to a Jet Ski through a 55 foot hose and the power of the Jet Ski is used to propel water out of the Flyboard. Though some people might refer to it as a water jetpack, the user is actually secured into the board by their hands and feet. When in the Flyboard, the user controls the navigation whilst the person driving the Jet Ski controls the power. When the Flyboard is attached to a Jet Ski, the Jet Ski has no steering. Flyboarding requires the user to manipulate the spray of the jets by tilting their feet. This is because 90% of the propulsion comes from the jets attached to the board where your feet are strapped in. The hand jets are meant for stabilization and are good for learning to fly with. However, once the user has acquired the basic Flyboarding skills, they will find that the arm jets aren’t needed to keep balance and flight.