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Personal Watercraft – Sea-Doo, Yamaha WaveRunner & Kawasaki Jet Ski
Shop our full lineup of personal watercraft (PWC) from the three most trusted names in the industry: Sea-Doo, Yamaha WaveRunner, and Kawasaki Jet Ski. Whether you’re looking for an entry-level model for family days on the lake, a high-performance machine built for speed, or a dedicated fishing or tow-sports PWC, our selection covers riders of every experience level and every way to enjoy the water.
Shop by Brand
Sea-Doo is known for its broad model range and rider-focused technology, with lineups built around specific activities — from lightweight Rec-Lite models for new riders to dedicated touring, fishing, and performance machines. Yamaha WaveRunner has built its reputation on reliability and balanced, all-around performance, making it a strong choice for riders who want consistent handling across recreation, touring, and tow sports. Kawasaki Jet Ski is best known for speed and performance-focused engineering, along with its continued lineup of stand-up models for riders who want a more hands-on, athletic riding style. Not sure which brand fits how you ride? See our guidance below or contact our team for a recommendation.
Sit-Down vs. Stand-Up Models
Most personal watercraft sold today are sit-down (runabout) models, which seat one to three riders and handle similarly to riding an ATV or snowmobile — this style makes up the majority of our lineup and suits everything from family outings to touring and fishing. Stand-up models, still offered by select brands, are built for a single rider who operates the craft standing up, and are generally favored by riders focused on tricks, racing, or a more physically demanding riding style.
Choosing a PWC by How You Ride
- Recreation/family: entry-level models prioritize stability, easier handling, and lower purchase and maintenance costs — a practical starting point for new riders or families sharing one craft
- Performance: higher-output engines and sportier hull designs for riders who want speed, sharper handling, and a more aggressive ride
- Touring: larger fuel capacity, more comfortable seating, and additional storage for longer rides and multi-hour days on the water
- Fishing: models built with features like rod holders, tackle storage, and trolling modes designed specifically for anglers
- Tow sports: models with the engine output and features suited to pulling wakeboarders, skiers, or tubes, often including a rearview mirror and dedicated tow hook
What to Know Before You Buy
Personal watercraft are legally classified as powered vessels and are subject to the same registration, safety equipment, and operating rules as other small boats in most states — requirements vary by state, so check your local regulations before purchasing. Consider how many riders you’ll typically carry, where you’ll primarily ride (open water vs. calmer lakes), and which activities matter most to you, since engine output, hull design, and onboard features vary significantly between recreation, performance, touring, fishing, and tow-sport models.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between a Jet Ski, WaveRunner, and Sea-Doo?
These are brand names, not different types of watercraft. “Jet Ski” refers specifically to Kawasaki’s personal watercraft, “WaveRunner” is Yamaha’s brand name, and “Sea-Doo” is manufactured by BRP. All are personal watercraft (PWC) that operate on similar jet-propulsion technology, with differences coming down to model lineup, features, and engineering approach between brands.
Do I need a license to operate a PWC?
Requirements vary by state. Many states require boater education certification for PWC operators, and some have minimum age requirements — check your state’s specific boating laws before purchasing or riding.
Which brand is best for a first-time rider?
Entry-level or Rec-Lite models from any of the three brands are generally a good starting point, prioritizing stability and simpler handling over top-end speed.
Can one PWC work for both family recreation and towing water sports?
Many mid-range and touring models are versatile enough for both, provided the engine output and features (like a tow hook and rearview mirror) support tow sports. Dedicated tow-sport models offer the most optimized experience if that’s your primary use.
Shop Sea-Doo, Yamaha WaveRunner, and Kawasaki Jet Ski personal watercraft below, organized by riding style, to find the model that matches how you’ll use it on the water.