SeaBob Hottest Watersport

The SeaBob, designed in Stuttgart, Germany, is powered by a patented electric motor, drawing on rechargeable Li-Ion accumulators and driving an impeller jet propulsion system.

A full charge takes 6-12 hours when plugged into a wall socket, and is good for around an hour belting around underwater.

The SeaBob comes with an LCD cockpit display that shows various information such as engine power, remaining operating time, charge state, water temperature, and a depth gauge.

The SeaBob can be adjusted to go up to 40 metres, but the standard setting shuts off the engine if you go deeper than 2.5 metres.





Olympic swimming heros Steve Parry and James Hickman to test out the Seabob.


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