Spark Trixx vs Yamaha JetBlaster Freestyle Jet Ski Comparison

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If you're in the market for a jet ski built for stunts, spins, and nonstop fun on the water, two models dominate the freestyle scene: the Sea-Doo Spark Trixx and the Yamaha JetBlaster. Lightweight, nimble, and priced for accessibility, both are favorites in South Florida — but they offer different advantages depending on how you ride.

This guide breaks down everything from performance to features to help you decide which jet ski fits your style. You’ll also find helpful links to browse inventory, explore financing, and get expert advice from the team at Broward Motorsports Hollywood.

Design and Style That Amplify Freestyle Riding

These two PWCs were made to stand out — both in color and capability:

Spark Trixx: Built on Sea-Doo’s ultra-light Polytec hull, the Spark Trixx features vibrant color options, extended handlebars with a riser, and a narrow, dirt-bike-style profile that makes trick execution feel natural and controlled.
JetBlaster: Yamaha’s NanoXcel Lite construction makes this ski agile without sacrificing rigidity. The edgy styling and sport seat give it a race-inspired look with real performance under the hood.

“The Spark Trixx is basically a stunt toy on water. Super easy to maneuver and light enough for all-day fun.” – Alex R., Hollywood, FL

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Performance Specs and Ride Comparison

Feature	Sea-Doo Spark Trixx	Yamaha JetBlaster
Engine	Rotax 900 ACE HO (90 HP)	TR-1 HO (Approx. 100 HP)
Top Speed	-50 MPH	-52 MPH
Weight	-428 lbs	-549 lbs
Fuel Capacity	7.9 gal	13.2 gal

Spark Trixx: The lightweight design gives it a playful, floaty feel perfect for low-speed stunts.
JetBlaster: Slightly more powerful, better for carving at speed and pulling longer freestyle runs.

“I went with the JetBlaster because I like a little more punch and control on longer open-water rides.” – Kevin D., Hallandale Beach

Freestyle Features – Built to Trick

Sea-Doo Spark Trixx:

Extended Variable Trim System (VTS) – Lets you dramatically raise or lower the nose, ideal for pulling off tail-stands and wheelies with ease.
Step Wedges – Lock your feet in place to hold stable positions during stunts.
iBR System – Sea-Doo’s intelligent brake and reverse makes docking, spinning, and stopping smoother than ever.

Yamaha JetBlaster:

Custom-Tuned Electric Trim – Adjust your riding angle to initiate turns or jumps with precision.
Foot Chocks – Provide leverage for hard leaning in corners and enhanced control during trick execution.
RiDE System – Yamaha’s dual-throttle reverse system for intuitive stopping and slow-speed maneuvering.

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Durability, Maintenance, and Saltwater Use

Spark Trixx: The Polytec hull is durable and lightweight, but can scratch more easily. Perfect for calm waters and stunt riding close to shore.
JetBlaster: The NanoXcel Lite hull is more rigid and holds up well in chop or saltwater — ideal if you ride from Hollywood to Haulover Sandbar or out past Port Everglades.

Both models are saltwater-capable, but consistent flushing and rinsing is essential.

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Fuel Economy and Ride Time

Planning an all-day session?

JetBlaster: 13.2 gallons means fewer stops and longer rides between fills.
Spark Trixx: Smaller 7.9-gallon tank is perfect for shorter trick bursts, especially near local riding hotspots.

Price, Financing, and Value

2025 Spark Trixx: Starting around $9,099 MSRP
2025 JetBlaster: Starting around $10,899 MSRP

Both offer outstanding value for freestyle riders, and with financing available at Broward Motorsports Hollywood, getting on the water has never been easier.

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Where They Shine in South Florida

Spark Trixx is perfect for:
- Haulover Sandbar
- Dania Cut-Off Canal
- Hollywood Intracoastal stunts
JetBlaster thrives in:
- Biscayne Bay open runs
- Shallow water carving
- Wave jumping off the coast of Hallandale Beach

Frequently Asked Questions

Which jet ski is better for beginners?
The Spark Trixx is lighter and easier to throw around — great for learning tricks at slower speeds.

Can I use them in saltwater?
Yes. Both are saltwater-friendly with proper maintenance.

Do they come with warranties?
Yes, and extended protection is available at Broward Motorsports.

Are these good for resale?
Freestyle jet skis like these hold value well — especially when kept clean and regularly serviced.

What about accessories or upgrades?
Both models can be outfitted with speakers, GoPro mounts, and traction mats for a more personalized ride.

Final Thoughts – Which Freestyle Jet Ski Is Right for You?

Choose the Sea-Doo Spark Trixx if you want the ultimate stunt machine with playful handling and a lower price point.
Choose the Yamaha JetBlaster if you prefer a slightly more powerful, stable ride that still lets you pull tricks and tear through wakes.

Either way, you're looking at one of the most fun and accessible ways to hit the water in South Florida.