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Unveiling the 2024 Stryker JET 470: Ultimate Adventure Awaits!
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- Опубліковано 16 гру 2023
- 🚤 Dive into the extraordinary features of our latest 2024 Stryker JET 470! In this exclusive sneak peek, we showcase the sleek blacked-out model, though it's also available in a stunning light gray. Join us as we navigate through the incredible design choices that make this jet boat stand out in the market.
From moose hunting to river running, family adventures to thrill-seeking escapades, the Stryker JET 470 promises an unparalleled experience. Watch as we highlight the meticulously developed hull pattern, unique design elements, and key characteristics that set this model apart from the rest.
Discover the power beneath the hull with the Mercury 60/40, a choice we're confident will elevate your boating adventures. The fully welded one-piece aluminum design, complete with exterior launching wheel brackets, showcases our commitment to convenience and durability. No need to drill the transom - attach the wheel bracket effortlessly!
But that's not all - our Stryker shield bottom protection adds an extra layer of durability, ensuring you can confidently navigate rocks, logs, and any obstacles in your path. We've thought of everything to help you make it back safely from every expedition.
Explore the versatility of the removable top tube, offering spray protection and a comfortable lean point for those thrilling runs in skinny waters. Whether you're into inflatable boating or seeking a feature-rich jet boat, the removable top tube gives you the best of both worlds.
Safety is paramount, and our protection patches, exterior and interior oar holders, and characteristic PRO model nose exemplify our commitment to your security on the water. Experience a ride like never before, with improved turning characteristics and capabilities thanks to our unique hull design.
Join us in celebrating the culmination of years of dedication and innovation. The 2024 Stryker JET 470 is more than a boat - it's a gateway to unparalleled adventures. Get ready to redefine your boating experience! 🌊🔥 #StrykerPRO470 #BoatingAdventure #JetBoatInnovation
Love to see this float down the Bow River with a casting frame or running up and down the Skeena River👍👍
You will as soon as winters over!
I love these types of boats. Love what you are developing, really well though out design ideas which this boating segment really needs. Wish I could work with you guys from the UK!
Thanks for following along, we hope to get into the UK too ⚓
Make a prop tunnel, 10" deep at the transom, may even consider just doing it as a through-hull tunnel, especially with any hull that's sub about 14-15'
7"-8" deep could probably be tolerated, but 10 or so would make it "revolutionary," she'd definitely be different.
Then guys can run a propped outboard with everything including the skeg above the bottom of the hull, that 60/40 can be a 60 again, or a person can size down to save weight and draft and still have the power to push it well.
This would be different, this would be great to see.
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im in New Zealand... the home of the jetboat... i do a lot of hunting. Itd be a great addition if you could demonstrate a field patch repair. Also condiser endorsing local repair people... would extend your market and brand well i suspect. Your advertised price point looks good to me and im thinking of Pro for late spring here in the south.
Great video idea!
thanks you - it would be good to see it as best practice for your product. Including optimal adhesives and other materials. @@StrykerInflatableBoats
How much to get 1 of these to nz ,keen
@@brianfenwick5749 it was around $1000 last time we shipped one
was that shoppong with or without the motor@@StrykerInflatableBoats
Please put pictures and dimensions with the boat rolled up. I want to have one permanently on my truck.
Im from bc in the skeena watershedand would love to support a bc company. Are there any video showing the bottom shape of the boat? the videos make it look like its pushing water without a load. A little concerning?
Nice, I’m from Terrace originally! Great spot. I’m not sure what you’re referring to with no weight in the boat. There is almost 300 pounds directly over the keel and no weight in the middle of the boat. We have lots of content that hasn’t made its way to UA-cam yet. Send me an email at sales@strykerboats.com and I can send you some great footage.
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How do you go about doing a repair if you get a tear in the striker shield on the bottom of the boat
We always recommend a professional repair, but it’s easy enough to do yourself. There are many different ways to do it, but it really depends on what is wrong. It’s not something that comes up typically. In 15 years, I’ve on my ever seen about 6-7 holes.
If that did happen, would you offer to do the repair as part of a warranty?
No, it gives you a a great deal of protection, but we don’t offer a blank check for people to abuse their boats. Manufacturing defects are covered.
@@StrykerInflatableBoats well, I work hard for my money, so I don’t abuse my stuff.
@@StrykerInflatableBoats i’m not looking for a blank check for abuse. your boats aren’t cheap and I would just want to know that it would be able to be repaired in a reasonable manner. I like your boats they look good. just trying to make good decisions before I decide on what to purchase. No disrespect.
Does it have a tunnel?
Yes
trying to get hold of you via email to ask about purchase and shipping to NZ.
We are all out of town this week in Nashville. We will be back in the office next week ⚓️
können sie ein stryker boot nach europa verschicken?
Still no footage of it running anything difficult. Just plowing through open water. Less talk and more action.
Yeah, it’s winter where we live. We won’t be putting much out until next season unfortunately.
ua-cam.com/play/UUK_uqFEN1JresH4LEkfZGRw.html&si=ZEclmxSk3zP2WIxS
@@StrykerInflatableBoats thanks! I'll check that out.
It’s a pity that you don’t make boats like KAYAK 3.90-4.30 m. It would be cheaper for clients and easier to carry for people who are not physically strong. Pensioners and young people too. And the price is in money too. Your boats are expensive, this forces people to look for other options and other manufacturers.
bottom line is someone with a pocket knife could sink this inflatable boat. You can't do that with aluminum. or steel. or wood.
Bottom line is it just doesn’t happen 🤔. There is 6 separate air chambers, so unless your an axe murderer you don’t have anything to worry about
Although your comment is true, they would have to cut every tube chamber, in order to sink the inflatable. A wood, steel or aluminum boat can be sunk with a single hole in the hull.
You must carry a junk pocket knife. Besides, anyone with a cordless drill could sink your aluminum boat. Or an axe, hammer etc.. lmao!
Yep, lots of people with a knife in the middle of the water, waiting to sink inflatables 😢