The magic of the design is that Sea-Doo took a pontoon boat, but threw away the usual outboard motor. Instead, the Switch uses water jet propulsion, just like the company’s popular jet ski models.

The dominant center hull, extending 7 inches deeper than the narrower outer hulls, is similar to a Sea-Doo PWC hull in shape and houses the engine, fuel tank and jet pump. Outer hulls reveal ...

Five Sea-Doo models made perfect vessels to beat the summer heat. They also show the various missions of personal watercraft offerings on the market.

Pontoon boats are notoriously hard to dock compared to other boat types, but Sea-Doo’s Switch solves that problem. Thanks to handlebar steering with thumb paddle controls, proprietary software and ...

Sea-Doo Switch, a jet-driven pontoon boat, is made in Racine County. It's innovative and in short supply.