Dylan Ruddy27 May 2025
NEWS

Top jet skis at 2025 SCIBS

Sea-Doo and Kawasaki were out in force at the 2025 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. Here are a few of our favourite models

The 2025 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show hit the Gold Coast and it was an extravaganza of on-water luxury, performance, and cutting-edge technology.

But amid all the luxury superyachts, fishing boats, and recreational day cruisers, there was plenty for jet-ski fans to feast their eyes on.

The personal watercraft (PWC) market is dominated by three major manufacturers – Yamaha, Sea-Doo, and Kawasaki. Of those three, only Sea-Doo and Kawasaki were at Sanctuary Cove, but both had plenty of new and popular models on display for punters to inspect.

We took a stroll around Sanctuary Cove to check them out and picked out a few of our favourites you can buy right now. Here’s the lowdown:

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2025 Sea-Doo RXP-X 325

The RXP-X is the performance king of the PWC world, boasting 325hp from its supercharged engine and a 0–100km/h time of just 3.4 seconds. This ski is also packed with cutting-edge technology and is perfect for both adrenaline junkies and keen racers.

Price: $32,799
Engine: Rotax 1630 ACE supercharged 4-stroke
Power Output: 325hp (240kW)
Rider Capacity: One person (two with accessory seat)
Key Features: Hydraulic steering damper, performance-focused sponsons, variable trim system, launch control, race-inspired ergonomics, optional tech package.

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2025 Sea-Doo FishPro Trophy

If the RXP is the performance king, then the FishPro Trophy is the fishing king. The FishPro Apex is technically the range-topping model, but the Trophy strikes the perfect balance between standard equipment and affordability – making it the best choice for hardcore PWC anglers.

Price: $30,599
Engine: Rotax 1630 ACE four-stroke
Power Output: 170hp (127kW)
Rider Capacity: Three persons
Key Features: Fishing cooler with livewell system, rod holders, anchoring systems, rear-deck extension with LinQ capability, large storage bin, watertight phone compartment, tech package fitted as standard, modular swivel seat, Garmin GPS and fish finder.

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2024 Kawasaki Ultra 310LX

The Ultra 310LX sits at the top of the Kawasaki range and blends high performance with premium luxury. It has all the features expected of a premium ski, but it also adds unique equipment, such as a rearview camera and accent lights at the front.

Price: $30,147 (may vary by location)
Engine: 1498cc four-stroke inline four-cylinder
Power Output: 310hp (228kW)
Rider Capacity: Three persons
Key Features: Audio system, adjustable luxury seat, cruise control, rearview camera, LED accent lights, ride modes.

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2025 Kawasaki Ultra 160LX-S Angler

A formidable competitor to the FishPro, the new Ultra 160LX-S Angler is a 2025 model designed specifically for fishing. It comes fully kitted out with more features than you can poke a stick at, while its reliable 160hp engine offers plenty for riders of all abilities.

Price: $30,807 (may vary by location)
Engine: 1498cc four-stroke inline four-cylinder
Power Output: 160hp (118kW)
Rider Capacity: Three persons
Key Features: Auxiliary side flotation for stability when drifting, rod holders, 55-litre cooler, multi-purpose rear rack, fishing bench seat, TFT display, smartphone connectivity, Garmin fish finder, launch control, power modes, ample storage.

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SEA-DOO
Fish Pro Trophy 170
RXP-X RS 325
Kawasaki
Ultra 310LX
Jet Ski Ultra 160LX-S Angler
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SCIBS 2025
Written byDylan Ruddy
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