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17 December 2020
ARGO YACHTING APPOINTED OFFICIAL DEALER FOR RADINN JETBOARDS

We are pleased to announce that Argo Yachting has been appointed as an official dealer for the Swedish designed Radinn Jetboards in the UK, Germany, the Balearics and Southern Spain.

Radinn jetboards are some of the most exciting and reliable jet boards on the market today. They are simple to operate, extremely quiet, quick to charge, and getting up to speeds of up to 58 kmph, even on still waters, surfers no longer have to hunt for big waves to get their thrills.

The Radinn jetboard is a fully modular system which means you combine board, jet and batteries to tailor make your experience. You can choose between three separate models – Freeride, a great all-rounders board; Carve, for more advanced riders and Explore – a more rugged board with built in bumpers and a full impact deck pad. Boards are controlled by a wireless hand held remote control, and powered by market leading battery technology, which means you can get trouble free surfing for up to 45 minutes. They are also very easy to maintain. Depending on your choice of configuration, price ranges between £6,700 – £8,800 inc vat.

Richard Clarke, Business Development Manager for Argo Yachting said;

“We are extremely excited about introducing Radinn to our range of yachting accessories, toys and tenders. Radinn provides some of the most exciting and reliable electric jet boards on the market today. This new and exciting water sports product will bring a completely new opportunity for us and complements many of the products we currently retail.”

“We also think they will bring something fresh and different for yacht owners to add to their boating experience. The boards are really easy to use, and whether you’re a complete novice, or someone with plenty of surfing under their belt, they are great fun. We are thrilled we have been engaged to be part of Radinn’s success, and look forward to introducing new products as they come along.”

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