Kommander Industries

In recent months we have unfortunately found ourselves in a situation in which we never imagined we would find ourselves as owners of this amazing company. We have come to realize that the faith and trust we have put in some of our contractors/vendors has been broken, thus we have decided to terminate a few of our working relationships as of Aug 23, 2022. At this time we would like to assure all of our loyal Kommander GP1 customers, as well as, future Kommander GP1 customers the following:

1. Per the United States Coast Guard certification, Kommander GP1 watercraft will maintain production by Kommander Industries only, and will continue to be a US Coast Guard certified hull with a Hull Identification Number (HIN).

2. Kommander GP1 watercraft is currently undergoing slight design changes to improve the fit, finish and structural integrity of the watercraft.

3. If you have ordered a Kommander GP1 and have given Kommander Industries a deposit that is verifiable, Kommander Industries will honor your deposit and fulfill your order. For those who have ordered a GP1 and have not given a deposits, please email [email protected] to review details of your order.

Lastly, we realize that some of you have been waiting a long time for your Kommander GP1, and we apologize for you being mislead on any promised delivery dates or timelines - this was never our intention. We promise we are actively sorting out the details of each order and transaction of Kommander GP1 sales, and are working diligently to resolve any ongoing issues as we move forward during this very disheartening and difficult time. We simply ask that you have patience with us and understand we are doing everything in our power to fulfill our obligations. If you do have any questions or want to review your specific order, please email the details to [email protected]

We are looking forward to seeing many of you at the 41st IJSBA World Finals. Please stop by our Kommander tent to say hello.

Sincerely,

Steve and Brittanie Webster
Owners, Kommander Industries

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For 2023, all Yamaha FX WaveRunners, except the FX HO, come standard with premium factory-installed audio speakers. Learn more about the industry's best-selling luxury models at https://bit.ly/3pG1yl1

Yamaha’s All-New 2023 FX Series WaveRunners

The most technologically advanced watercraft ever. Our 2023 FX Series has all the features you want, along with some you never dreamed possible.

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Yamaha’s 2023 VX Series WaveRunners

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Yamaha’s 2023 EX Series WaveRunners

2023 Yamaha EX Series. Affordable fun with class-leading performance. Learn more at https://www.yamahawaverunners.com/waverunner/series/rec-lite/

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Now premiering is Yamaha's Run the Water Chapter 2, The World's Aquarium.
Watch now at https://www.yamahawaverunners.com/run-the-water
The Run the Water video series examines what pushes us to discover a different side of the water, taking us beyond our comfort zone to experience something truly unique.
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Want to get in shape? Ride your WaveRunner more.💪💪
Improve Endurance
Riding your WaveRunner regularly – for about 30 minutes a day or more – can substantially improve your overall cardiovascular endurance. In turn, this will give you more sustained energy for an extended period of time, allowing you to exercise longer, whether for working out or recreation.
Strengthen Muscles
When riding, your legs and arms are the two most used muscles, especially when keeping your watercraft stable and balanced with your legs while using your arms to steer the machine and stay on course. These two muscle groups get a workout, and they will become even stronger with more time.
Keeping Balance
As your body works to stay upright and afloat, it engages many of your core muscles. You’ll get better at maintaining your equilibrium while also working on getting that six-pack.
Burning Calories
According to Health Fitness Revolution, the average 150-pound rider will burn a surprising 238 calories during a half-hour ride.

Don't lose another thing at the bottom of your glove box with our custom-made glove box organizer specifically designed for the VX and FX Series WaveRunners.
Features:
• Two integrated zippered phone holder pockets.
• Removable Velcro dividers.
• Cutouts to allow access to WaveRunner outlets.
Order yours today from your local Yamaha WaveRunner dealer. (MSRP $45.99)

New from Yamaha "The World’s Aquarium"

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How to Install Yamaha's RecDeck Multi-Use Rack

Learn how to install the all-new 2022 RecDeck Multi-Use Rack, that links with the FX RecDeck Platform to secure coolers and also serves as the seat structure for the Lounge Package. The Multi-Use Rack is width adjustable up to 28.5" and has mounting holes on the side to accept rod holders and other accessories.

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Learn how to install the all-new 2022 RecDeck. The innovative RecDeck platform integrates with the swim platform and reboarding ladder for a wide range of new accessory packages that expand the versatility of the FX line. Fits '2019~ FX WaveRunners.
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In Round 2, held in Sarasota, Fl, defending Pro Enduro champion Erminio Iantosca rode his #1 Yamaha FX SVHO WaveRunner to the overall win, with the father and son team of Dustin Farthing and Devon Farthing finishing second and third overall, respectively.
At Round 3, held in Michigan City, Ind, Yamaha GP1800R SVHO WaveRunner rider Jimmy Wilson finished first, while fellow GP1800R rider Christian Daly finished second overall. Yamaha FX SVHO rider Tory Snyder completed the Yamaha podium sweep.
With three rounds now complete, Yamaha rider Jimmy Wilson (151 pts) is in first place in the U.S. standings, with fellow Yamaha riders Tory Snyder (139 pts) and Erminio Iantosca (138 pts) in third.
Congratulations to race partners Dean's Team, Broward Motorsports Racing, Dmack Racing, Riva Racing, and Snyder Built Racing for the best racing action in the sport.
P1 AquaX Pro Enduro racing consists of 30 laps plus one around a 1.25-mile course. Round 4 of the P1 AquaX Pro Enduro tour is July 30-31 in LaPorte, Indiana.

Yamaha's renowned internal propulsion system is not only reliable and fuel-efficient, but it also offers the highest level of freedom achievable on the water.
The concept is simple: Water is pulled through internally housed propellers and pushed out through marine engines with high thrust points.
This technology eliminates the need for an exposed drivetrain, allowing Yamaha boats to plane quicker with less bow rise. The minimal draft makes navigating shallow areas easy.

Yamaha's renowned internal propulsion system is not only reliable and fuel-efficient, it also offers the highest level of freedom achievable on the water.
The concept is simple: Water is pulled through internally housed propellers and pushed out through marine engines with high thrust points.
This technology eliminates the need for an exposed drivetrain, allowing Yamaha boats to plane quicker with less bow rise. The minimal draft makes navigating shallow areas easy.

The Yamaha SUV1200 WaveRunner debuted in 1999 as the world's first 4-passenger PWC. With stability like no PWC before it and handling freedom that belied its size, this model became an industry legend. It further expanded the world of PWC enjoyment to long-distance touring. Any SUV owners out there?

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Let's dial the Yamaha Wayback Machine to 1993 when the WaveBlaster 700 made its debut.
With a motorcycle-like ride that let riders enjoy sharply banked turns, combined with its powerful engine, this model won the hearts of sports-minded riders.
At the races, the WaveBlaster dominated the Sport class competition. This is a model that still has many devoted fans today.

Maintenance Matters | Yamaha WaveRunners

Engine oil is the lifeblood of your Yamaha WaveRunner engine.
Did you know the oil level check procedure for your Yamaha four-stroke WaveRunner is a bit different than the procedure for your car?
It’s easy to get an accurate reading if you follow the procedure outlined in your owner’s manual.
A few things to keep in mind:
• Always check your engine oil level with the engine up to full operating temperature.
• It is OK if the oil level is anywhere within the hash marks of the oil level dipstick.
• If you do need to top off your engine oil, be sure to use Yamalube® 4W 10W-40 Oil
For more tips that will keep your WaveRunner engine running strong for years, visit https://bit.ly/36OE9I1

Maintenance Matters | Yamaha WaveRunners We’re committed to helping you maintain your WaveRunner in a way that’s easy to do and easy to understand.

Great job Kommander Japan for organizing the worlds first KOMMANDER GP1 CUP . Amazing to see all the riders enjoying and racing their GP1,s .

What a wonderful world... Thank you, 📸 @roby_peraz.

Happy first official day of summer. Thanks, @pinellasfunclub for the tag.

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EPIC JETSKI WAVE SESSION Dustin and Tyron Motzouris hit the Californian coast on the GP1,s for an epic 2 day surf riding trip

National Safe Boating Week, May 21 -27, is this year’s kick-off of the Safe Boating Campaign, a global awareness effort that encourages boaters to make the most of their boating adventures by being responsible.
National Safe Boating Week encourages all boaters to brush up on boating safety skills for the upcoming summer boating season. Check out ten ways to make your time on the water safer. i
1. TAKE A BOATING SAFETY CLASS
Commit to taking a boating safety class to gain valuable knowledge and hands-on boating safety skills. The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, U.S. Power Squadrons, and local boating clubs offer boating safety course options for everyone from novice to experienced boaters.
2. CHECK EQUIPMENT
Before any boating trip, make sure all essential equipment is present, working and in good condition. Call your local U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary or U.S. Power Squadrons to have a vessel safety exam conducted on an annual basis. These vessel safety checks are free of charge. If your boat does not pass, no citation is issued at that time. Instead, you are provided a written report with instructions on how to correct any discrepancies.
3. FILE A FLOAT PLAN
Make a trip itinerary, know where you are going, and share your float plan with someone on shore. When filing a float plan, include operator and passenger information, boat type and registration, and list of communication equipment on board.
4. WEAR A LIFE JACKET
Make sure everyone wears a life jacket or PFD. A stashed or stowed life jacket is of no use in an emergency. When selecting a life jacket, a boater should check that it is U.S. Coast Guard approved, appropriate for the water activity, and fits properly.
5. USE AN ENGINE CUT-OFF DEVICE
An engine cut-off device, or engine cut-off switch, is a proven safety device to stop the boat’s engine should the operator unexpectedly fall overboard.
6. WATCH THE WEATHER
Weather conditions can change rapidly on the water. Always check the forecast before leaving the dock or boat launch, and monitor conditions frequently throughout the course of your trip.
7. KEEP A SHARP LOOKOUT
Nearly a quarter of all reported boating accidents in 2019 were caused by operator inattention or improper lookout. Always keep a proper lookout, using both sight and hearing, at all times. Watch and listen for other vessels, radio communications, navigational hazards, and others involved in water activities to be aware of the situation and avoid the risk of collision.
8. TRAVEL AT SAFE SPEEDS
Be familiar with the area and potential hazards where you are boating, know the local boating speed zones, and always travel at a safe speed.
9. NEVER BOAT UNDER THE INFLUENCE
When on a boat, wind, waves, noise, and the sun can impair balance, coordination, and concentration. These situations are intensified when combined with drinking alcohol, taking drugs, or even some medications. If you are the skipper, stay alert and sober. Choose to be or to designate a sober skipper before leaving the dock.
10. KEEP IN TOUCH
Have more than one communication device that works when wet. VHF radios, emergency locator beacons, satellite phones, and cell phones can be important devices to have in an emergency. Carry a marine radio and carry a water-activated EPIRB, particularly when heading offshore. (Source: TakeMeFishing.org)