Amber Torrealba's Florida Adventure

About the episode

 

Model: Explorer Pro
Location: Florida
Collaborator: Amber Torrealba

Episode description:
Since relocating to Dana Point, California, three-time skimboarding world champion Amber Torrealba has felt drawn back to her native Florida. We set up a multi-day river trip in her home state so she could rekindle childhood memories after seven years away. Powered by the Sea-Doo EXPLORER PRO, Amber and her gang got to ride some of the Sunshine State’s less-traveled waterways, dive into crystal-clear springs and skimboard past alligators. It was everything she remembered — and more.

Discover our collaborator Amber Torrealba.

What makes the Explorer Pro 170 so unique?

Autonomy

A fuel capacity of 70 L / 18,5 gal allows you to always go further. The Explorer Pro 170, a real innovation on the market, confirms its leading position by winning a 2023 Miami Innovation Award in the Personal Watercraft category.

Storage

With a total storage capacity of 198,9 L / 52,3 gal, the Explorer Pro 170 is the perfect PWC for long-haul adventure. You can bring more and be always ready for any occasion. Thanks to the LinQ system, you can easily elevate your storage capacity and customize your own adventure.

Factory-built for adventure 

The Touring windshield and front bumper for added protection and easier handling of your PWC when docking and exploring in more difficult areas.

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