Seabreacher X Watercraft

Make a splash, big time!

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Seabreacher X Watercraft

Make a splash, big time!

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If you’ve got a boathouse full of water-based playthings (and who hasn’t?), consider it incomplete. Because although jet-skis, boats and Bond-style diving bells are cool, nothing comes close to the awesome Seabreacher X.

Like a pimped-up version of the shark-like vessel Tintin used to search for Red Rackham’s Treasure, this state-of-the-art submersible can whizz around above and beneath the water, and even perform acrobatic stunts as it breaches the surface. Unbelievable!


Twist Roll		Show off those fins		Jump!

Pop the lid

US coastguard inspected (and we’re not talking Pammy and The Hoff), the custom-built Seabreacher X utilises a 260hp supercharged engine to sustain impressive speeds of 50mph above the surface and 25mph below. Chasing dolphins, searching for monsters and checking out mermaids has never been easier. Okay, so the Seabreacher X can’t dive more than 5ft, but who cares when you’re breaking the surface, popping the lid and ordering lobster from the nearest Caribbean beach bar. ‘Extravagant. Moi?’

The Seabreacher’s amazing power and manoeuvrability is achieved by way of a fully vectored thrust system that mimics the tail articulation of sharks and dolphins. In fact it’s so powerful it can even leap clean out of the water. ‘Did you just see…nah!’

LCD Screen in the dash

If you’re wondering what it’s like sitting in this incredible sub, wonder no more. The roomy transparent cockpit features additional mouth-shaped viewports to provide amazing visibility. What’s more a snorkel-mounted vidcam transmits live images to LCD screens for the pilot and passenger during dives. ‘SpongeBob’s pineapple, 7 o’clock!’

You also get GPS navigation and an on-board stereo system with iPod docking. The good people at Seabreacher will even customise the vessel’s fully upholstered interior in any way you fancy. Ooh, fish finger patterned seats!

Ideal for bored billionaires, companies in need of a bit of water-based PR and supervillains looking for a high speed escape craft, the Seabreacher X is one of the best reasons for messing about on, and below, the water we’ve ever seen. Dive! Dive! Dive!

Engine / Drive

ROTAX 1500cc, 4 stroke engine
260 hp supercharged, Intercooled
high output, low emission
Axial Flow jet pump
Fully vectored thrust (up/down, left/right)
Forward, Neutral, Reverse
Closed cooling system, reliable in fresh or salt water
All components can be serviced at your local watercraft dealership

Features

Re-designed shark style body
Mouth-shaped viewports for enhanced underwater visibility
Double snorkel intakes for engine's increased air requirements
High performance, low profile wings and elevators
Powder-coated stainless steel and alluminum hardware
Custom exhaust outlet
Fully upholstered interior, customized to your desires
Front and Rear LCD screens, displaying live video from snorkel-mounted camera
Onboard stereo system with ipod dock
Removable lifting eyes for launching from a yacht mounted davit
Custom built powder coated trailer

Safety

Hand-laid composite, monocoque structure
Positively buoyant, self-righting hull design
1/2 inch, impact-resistant, acrylic canopy
Inflatable aircraft seal keeps cockpit and engine bay water tight
Three automatic bilge pumps
Collapsible nose section in the event of frontal impact
Break-away wing tips
All marine approved engine components and hardware
Onboard fire extinguisher and carbon monoxide detecter
U.S. Coastguard inspected

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Customer Reviews

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How long can this baby stay under water for?
Bob, England - 18th November 2012

Firebox says: Hi Bob, The Seabreacher is not to be considered a submarine, so you are only beneath the surface for a minute (usually less) at a time. The watercraft runs a gas engine which requires air to operate.

My dad and my uncle own a business. Luckily I put in a word for this, they only just ordered it.
MrMoi, Brighton, England - 5th June 2011

An ideal tool for British Canal's eh! 25mph underwater into an old sofa.
Adam, United Kingdom - 3rd June 2011

Wooow my friend from Canada's dad has one. I only sat in the passenger seat but it was absolutely amazing. I wish I could get one myself but I'll just have to go to Canada again I suppose LOL!
Joel Pearce, United Kingdom - 17th May 2011

You have got to be joking :|.
Rodger, Rodgeville - 30th April 2011

It looks amazing. I really want one. Do you get sat-nav though? And are there optional extras?
Alasdair Goudie, Laphroaig - 24th April 2011