How does flyboarding compare to jetpacks?
In summary, Flyboarding uses a board that is connected to a watercraft via a hose, Hoverboarding uses a hydrofoil board powered by an electric motor and Jetpacking uses a jetpack worn by the rider that is connected to a watercraft via a hose. Flyboarding utilizes Newton’s Third Law of Motion. Water is propelled downward from jets at your feet. You fly up into the air as the equal and opposite reaction. We bring this amazing physics to life on lovely Muskoka lakes at Muskoka Wake.Flyboarding isn’t just about soaring above the water; it’s an excellent cardiovascular workout. The constant balance adjustments and the engagement of core muscles elevate your heart rate, promoting cardiovascular health.
How much does a jetpack cost?
Both Jetpacks can travel just under 120 mph (193 km/h): the JB10 can travel for eight (8) minutes and the JB11 can travel for ten (10) minutes. As of February 2019, the base price for the JB10 Jetpack is $295,000. USD and for the JB11 Jetpack, the base price is $340,000. USD. As of February 2019, the base price for the JB10 Jetpack is $295,000. USD and for the JB11 Jetpack, the base price is $340,000. USD. The company notes that their prices are subject to indexed price escalation to delivery date, and options chosen.