Yamaha JetBlaster PRO 3-Up – Freestyle Performance 2025

Description

Bring playful handling and three-person flexibility to the water with the 2025 Yamaha JetBlaster PRO 3-Up. Its TR-1 High Output engine, raised handlebars, integrated foot wedges, and extended freestyle seat give riders a more active stand-up-inspired feel while still allowing room for friends or family. Want a recreation PWC that feels more lively than a traditional cruiser? The JetBlaster PRO 3-Up adds RiDE control, custom trim, a 144 mm high-pressure pump, and 13.2 gallons of fuel capacity for lake days, quick runs, and tow-sport fun.

Key Specifications

• 2025 Yamaha JetBlaster PRO 3-Up freestyle recreation personal watercraft.
• TR-1 High Output 1049 cc, 4-stroke, 3-cylinder Yamaha marine engine.
• Electronic fuel injection, wet-sump lubrication, and open-loop water cooling.
• Regular unleaded fuel requirement; minimum 86 octane.
• 13.2-gallon (50 L) fuel capacity.
• Lightweight Sheet Molding Compound composite freestyle hull.
• One-to-three-person capacity with extended freestyle seat.
• Multi-function digital LCD display.
• RiDE reverse and deceleration control with custom trim function.
• 144 mm high-pressure axial-flow pump with 3-blade stainless-steel impeller.
• Raised handlebars and integrated foot wedges for active riding position.
• 29 L total storage capacity and approximately 562 lb dry weight.

Ride Features

The JetBlaster PRO 3-Up focuses on a more active riding stance through raised handlebars, foot wedges, and a compact hull. Its extended seat allows up to three riders within Yamaha’s stated capacity, but the experience, handling, and available performance will change significantly with additional passengers and gear.

RiDE and trim functions can assist with low-speed control and rider-adjustable handling, but they do not replace proper training, safe speed, throttle control, or awareness of surrounding traffic. Avoid stunt riding, towing, or sharp maneuvering with passengers unless permitted by Yamaha instructions and local rules.

Ownership Notes

Use fuel that meets Yamaha’s minimum-octane specification, follow engine break-in and service intervals, flush the cooling system after saltwater operation, and check the intake grate and impeller for debris. Inspect the hull, reboarding step, handles, and tow point before each outing.

Wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved PFD, use the engine shutoff lanyard, maintain a safe distance from people and vessels, follow local PWC age and riding restrictions, and never operate under the influence. Check local rules before towing tubes or wake equipment.

Before Ordering

Confirm current U.S. availability, seat capacity, model color, accessory compatibility, dry weight, trailer requirements, local PWC rules, storage dimensions, dealer charges, and available warranty options before ordering.