A Seabob is a personal watercraft that you can rent for use in the ocean. They are perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the water without having to swim or use a motorized boat. Seabobs are easy to manoeuvre and can reach speeds of up to 12 miles per hour. You can even use them underwater, making them perfect for exploring the reefs and other underwater features.

Seabobs are pretty fast! They can go up to about 12 mph. Of course, it depends on how big the waves are and how deep the water is. But in general, they’re pretty speedy little buggers!

Assuming you’re talking about the inflatable watercraft, a Seabob typically weighs between 20kg and 27 kg. But it can vary depending on the model and manufacturer.

Yes, you can store the Seabob upright. In fact, it’s recommended that you store it in a dry place with good ventilation when not in use. Make sure to keep the battery charger and other accessories out of reach of children.

A Seabob can go as deep as 130 feet (40m) but it’s locked on 15m for commercial users. It’s able to reach these depths because it has a built-in scuba system. The device also has a sonar system that helps it navigate through the water.

A Seabob F5 costs anywhere between $12,000 and $16,000. However, the price will vary depending on the retailer and accessories you choose. For example, some retailers might sell the Seabob F5 with an underwater scooter and camera attachment for an additional cost. Overall, the Seabob F5 is a high-end product and its price reflects that. If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative, there are other underwater scooters on the market that cost around $1,000-$4,000.

That really depends on how you use it!

If you’re using it at full power the whole time, then you can expect the battery to last around 1 hour. However, if you’re using it more conservatively and mixing in some swimming with your Seabobbing, then the battery can last up to 2 hours.

Of course, this all also depends on the model of Seabob you have – so be sure to check your owner’s manual for more specific information.

Yes, a Seabob definitely floats. It’s made with a watertight casing and is positively buoyant, meaning it will float on the surface of the water. The Seabob operates using power from a lithium-ion battery, and when you’re not using it, you can store it in the included SeaBag for easy transport. So if you’re looking for an efficient and fun way to explore the waters, a Seabob is definitely the way to go!