SMALL BOAT. BIG VIBES.

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A JET BOAT BUILT LIKE A GO-KART

This isn't a jet ski, and it isn't a dinghy with a trolling motor. It's a compact, all-aluminum electric jet boat with a low-slung cockpit, real throttle response, and a hull built to take a beating — fresh water or salt.

Aircraft-Grade Hull

Welded aerospace-grade aluminum, 3–5mm thick, polished and finished with an anti-corrosion coating. Light enough to fly across the water, tough enough to shrug off impacts — with a service life of 15+ years in fresh or saltwater.

A COCKPIT THAT HOLDS YOU IN


High-resilience waterproof foam seating wraps around you and holds you in place, backed by a three-point harness so you stay planted when the throttle's pinned. A sealed, waterproof storage compartment under the cockpit keeps life jackets and gear dry and out of the way. Everything where it should be, nothing where it shouldn't.

Clean Electric Power

A 10kW electric motor delivers instant torque with zero gas, zero oil changes, and zero exhaust fumes trailing behind you. Charge it overnight on a standard outlet and it's ready when you are.

THE NUMBERS

Top Speed
28 mph (45 km/h) · low-speed mode 22 mph
Ride Time
60–120 minutes per charge
Motor
10kW electric
Battery
72V 65Ah
Charging
3–5 hours on standard 110V or 220V
Hull
Aerospace-grade aluminum, 3–5mm
Dimensions
7'3" L × 3' W × 2'6" H
Max Load
265 lbs (120 kg)

WATCH IT RIP

WE LEAD WITH SAFETY — SO YOU CAN JUST RIDE


Most mini jet boats sold online ship straight from an overseas factory — no kill switch, no flotation verification, and paperwork your state can't register. Ours don't. Every JetTrax boat is equipped, documented, and delivered to meet U.S. safety standards. Here's what that means:

  • Engine Cut-Off Switch


    Every boat includes the federally required kill-switch lanyard — clip in, and the boat shuts down the instant you leave the helm. It's the law, and it's the single most important safety feature on the water. Most imports skip it. We never will.

  • Built-In Flotation


    An aluminum hull with a 130-pound battery sinks fast — unless flotation is built in. JetTrax boats are built to stay at the surface even fully swamped, so a bad day stays a funny story instead of a total loss.

  • Real Capacity Ratings


    Every boat carries a capacity plate with load ratings calculated to U.S. Coast Guard standards — not numbers copied off a spec sheet. You'll know exactly what your boat can safely carry, because we did the math.

  • Paperwork That Registers


    A valid, verifiable Hull Identification Number. A Manufacturer's Statement of Origin your state will actually accept. A bill of sale done right. You walk into your registration office with everything they ask for — and walk out with a legal boat.
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FIND YOUR JET TRAX


Pick your color, then make it yours. Beyond classic green, white, and orange, we're building a lineup of exclusive editions — purpose-built for how you actually ride, from anglers to lake-day crews to the speed-obsessed. Explore the colors and editions and find the JetTrax that fits your style.

Know Before You Go...

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FAQ's

QUESTIONS? GOOD. ASK THEM ALL.

Are mini jet boats safe?

Yes — when they're built and equipped to U.S. standards. Every JetTrax boat includes the federally required engine cut-off switch, built-in flotation, and calculated capacity ratings. Most boats shipped directly from overseas factories include none of those. We wrote a full guide on exactly what to look for: Are Mini Jet Boats Safe? →

Can I register a JetTrax mini jet boat in my state?


Yes. Every boat comes with a valid, verifiable Hull Identification Number and a complete registration packet — Manufacturer's Statement of Origin and bill of sale — with everything your state's registration office asks for.

How fast do they go?

Top speed is about 28 mph (45 km/h), with a low-speed mode around 22 mph. On a boat this size, sitting this close to the water, 28 mph feels like flying.

How long does the battery last?


60–120 minutes of ride time per charge, depending on how hard you're on the throttle. Charging takes 3–5 hours on a standard 110V outlet — plug it in after dinner, ride again in the morning.