<![CDATA[IMPELLERS.COM - Magazine]]>Mon, 11 May 2026 16:04:01 -0700Weebly<![CDATA[Submit News or Product Info]]>Sat, 18 Apr 2026 07:00:00 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/submit-news-or-product-infoDo you have Watercraft or Boat news you want us to post? Or do you have a new product? Please Fill out form below and we will add it to our News Board.

    Submit News

    Max file size: 20MB
]]><![CDATA[Our Jet ski PWC & Boat Christmas Gift Guide]]>Sat, 29 Nov 2025 08:00:00 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/pwc-christmas-gift-guide-2016We have put together a gift for her and gift for him guide for the Christmas season. Gift idea for your boating or PWC Jet Ski Rider, Sea Doo Rider, Waverunner Rider, Polaris and Honda enthusiast. Search and see our recommended Christmas stocking stuffer 2025.
Impeller christmas tree pwc jet ski sea doo yamaha impellers honda
Gift for Him 2017 Solas Impeller Jet Ski SeaDoo waverunner Yamaha Kawasaki
Performance Impellers and FlyBoard Impellers
2017 Christmas gift PWC anchor jet ski sea doo yamaha polaris watercraft
Anchor Bags
2017 Christmas gift pwc & Boat waterproff duffel bag
Waterproof Carry Bag
2017 Gift guide Sea Doo mat kit Jet ski & yamaha
Hydroturf Mat Kits
2017 Gift guide suggestions Jet Ski intake grate sea doo yamaha
Intake Scoop Grates
2017 Christmas Gift Stocking stuffer lanyard Jet Ski Sea Doo Waverunner Auquatrax
Tether Keys
Stocking & Gift 2017 waterproof duffel bag
Water Proof Duffel Bags
Picture
Waterproof Phone Case
Picture
Jet Pump
2017 Christmas gift suggestions impeller kit sea doo yamaha jet ski
Impellers Kit
2017 Gift Guide Jet Ski Ride plate Kawasaki Sea Doo Yamaha
Ride Plates
All available on our shop page ​http://www.impellers.com/shop.html
Message us for additional surprise discount coupons on already on sale products.
]]><![CDATA[Understanding Propeller Basics: Diameter and Pitch Explained]]>Wed, 24 Sep 2025 20:26:11 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/understanding-propeller-basics-diameter-and-pitch-explainedWhat is Propeller Diameter?

​Propeller diameter refers to the width of the circular path traced by the tips of the blades as the propeller spins. Picture this: if you fixed a marker to the end of a blade and rotated the prop over a flat surface, it would draw a perfect circle—that circle's diameter is simply the straight-line distance across its widest point.

Engineers select the appropriate diameter based on the propeller's operating RPM and the power it's expected to handle. Typically, larger diameters are chosen for props on slower, heavier vessels, while smaller ones suit quicker, lighter boats. A bigger diameter means greater overall blade surface area, enabling the prop to manage higher power loads and generate more thrust for pushing substantial weight. This extra area acts like grippy off-road tires, providing better "bite" for the engine. However, it also introduces more resistance, which builds up at higher speeds. For instance, the MerCruiser Bravo Two sterndrive, built for heavy-duty recreational boats, supports props up to 20 inches in diameter, whereas the Bravo One and modern outboards top out at 16 inches, prioritizing speed on nimbler craft.

​What is Propeller Pitch?

Propeller pitch is defined as the hypothetical forward distance, in inches, that a prop would travel through a semi-solid medium in a single full rotation. It's similar to how a screw advances into wood or a corkscrew twists into a bottle stopper. So, a 14 x 19 propeller theoretically advances 19 inches per turn, while a 14 x 21 would cover 21 inches, performing more work and achieving higher speeds at the same RPM. Certain Mercury prop lines offer pitches in 1-inch steps, others in 2-inch jumps.

Adjusting pitch is akin to shifting gears on a bike: a lower gear lets you blast off from a stop with ease, but you'll quickly max out your pedaling without gaining much speed. A higher gear demands more initial effort to get going, yet it allows for greater top-end velocity. Holding other factors constant, increasing pitch lowers the engine's wide-open throttle (WOT) RPM, and decreasing it raises those RPMs. If the pitch is too low, WOT RPM might exceed the manufacturer's recommended range, leading to strong initial acceleration but capped top speed. Conversely, overly high pitch hampers takeoff and causes the engine to strain without hitting the lower end of the WOT RPM spectrum. In either scenario—RPM too elevated or too depressed—it risks harming the engine and drivetrain.

​Across a given propeller series, the diameter might vary subtly with different pitches, as Mercury's designers optimize it for the specific pitch, prop style, and intended use. This explains why models can differ in diameter despite matching pitches; for example, the Mercury Spitfire® X7 is 13 x 17, but the Mercury Trophy® Plus is 13.75 x 17. Prop design involves countless factors, but most boaters can zero in on a solid Mercury choice by prioritizing the model and ideal pitch. ]]><![CDATA[Get Your Boat and Jet Ski Ready for Summer: Beat the Spring Rush!]]>Mon, 17 Mar 2025 21:32:32 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/get-your-boat-and-jet-ski-ready-for-summer-beat-the-spring-rush​As the calendar flips to mid-March, the promise of warmer days is just around the corner. Spring is nearly here, and for water enthusiasts, that means one thing: it’s time to pull your boat or Jet Ski out of storage and get it prepped for summer fun. Waiting until the last minute can leave you stuck in the rush, scrambling for service appointments or parts. Now’s the perfect time to tackle those essential maintenance tasks to ensure your watercraft is ready to hit the waves when the season kicks off.
​
Here’s why you should act now and what we recommend to get your boat or Jet Ski in top shape before summer arrives.

Beat the Rush
Spring is the wake-up call for every boat and Jet Ski owner. As soon as the weather warms up, service shops get flooded with last-minute requests. By pulling your watercraft out now—March 17, 2025—you’ll stay ahead of the crowd. Scheduling early means you’ll have your pick of appointment times and won’t be left waiting when everyone else realizes summer is around the corner.
​
Essential Prep for Peak Performance
Winter storage can take a toll on your boat or Jet Ski, even if it’s been tucked away properly. To avoid breakdowns or sluggish performance on the water, a little proactive care goes a long way. Here’s what we recommend:
  1. Impeller Service
    The impeller is the heart of your Jet Ski or boat’s propulsion system. Over time, debris, wear, or corrosion can reduce its efficiency, leaving you with lackluster speed or handling. Let us inspect and service your impeller to ensure it’s spinning smoothly and ready to power you through the summer.
  2. Jet Pump Service
    For Jet Ski owners especially, the jet pump is critical. Sand, rocks, or weeds from last season might have snuck in, and seals or bearings could need attention after sitting idle. A full jet pump service now will keep you from dealing with clogs or costly repairs later.
  3. Oil Change
    Fresh oil is the lifeblood of your engine. After months in storage, old oil can break down, leaving your engine vulnerable to wear. We’ll swap it out with high-quality oil suited for your watercraft, so it purrs like new when you fire it up.
  4. Tune-Up
    Spark plugs, fuel filters, and battery checks—oh my! A comprehensive tune-up ensures everything’s firing on all cylinders (literally). We’ll fine-tune your engine, check the electrical system, and replace any worn parts, so you’re ready for endless days on the water.

Why Now?
Doing this prep in early spring gives you peace of mind. You’ll avoid the chaos of packed marinas and service centers in May or June. Plus, if we spot any bigger issues—like a cracked impeller housing or a battery that won’t hold a charge—there’s still plenty of time to order parts and get repairs done without cutting into your summer schedule.

Let Us Handle It
Don’t let the hassle of maintenance dampen your excitement for the season ahead. Bring your boat or Jet Ski to us, and we’ll take care of the impeller service, jet pump service, oil change, and tune-up—all in one go. Our team knows watercraft inside and out, and we’re here to make sure your summer starts smoothly.

Spring is knocking, and summer’s not far behind. Pull your boat or Jet Ski out today, give us a call, and let’s get it ready to ride. The water’s waiting!

Bobby Boop
​Tech Master
Impellers.com
]]><![CDATA[How Do I Join A PWC Club Or Boating Club]]>Wed, 01 Jan 2025 08:00:00 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/how-do-i-join-a-pwc-club-or-boating-clubThe best place to start is your local dealer. They should have contacts for the Jet Ski clubs or boating club in your area. If not, try searching the internet under "PWC Clubs" or " Boating Clubs".
Boating Club, jet ski clubs sea doo impeller jetski clubs pwc clubs

How Much to Join PWC Club Or Boating Club?

Although Boating/Jet Ski club memberships dues very greatly, the ones we talked to had dues ranging from $10-$60 per year. Most Jet Ski/Boating clubs offer discount rates for families. 

Are PWC Club Meetings Mandatory

Most Boating/Jet Ski clubs agree that even though meetings are important, they are not mandatory. It is recommended that you attend as often as possible, to stay informed of upcoming events. 
]]><![CDATA[PWC Clubs & Jet Ski Club Listings USA]]>Mon, 25 Nov 2024 08:00:00 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/pwc-clubsJet Ski Clubs 
Some of The most popular Jet ski clubs in the U.S. and abroad. Most accepted riders from other places. Many PWC Clubs include other types of personal watercraft vehicles (pwc) as well, like Kawasaki, Sea Doo clubs, Yamaha Waverunner clubs and Honda watercraft clubs. Touch base with these Jet Skiing clubs to find new places to ride, and learn about upcoming Jet Ski events in your local area. For Jet Ski Addicts.
​
Good reasons to join an established Jet Ski club:
1 They are committed to saving Jet Ski riding areas
2 You will get the latest info on Jet Ski riding spots, Camping and events.
3 One of the best is you meet new Jet friends who love the watercraft sport.
 
We have a list of Watercraft clubs that club owners That are Hhave sent us to post below. If you have an watercraft club, PWC club or Jet Ski club then s addicts e info.
​
Club Name:
​link of your page with our Impellers.com link (linking back to us).
Type of Club:
Location:
Meetings are held:
Contact: Phone: E-mail:
Club URL:
Submitted by
​And email it to 

    Add Club Form




Personal Watercraft Club of Alaska
Gina Poths 
Anchorage AK
907-345-6723
www.pwcalaska.org
 
Alabama Watercraft Society
 Robert Wilkes
Alabaster, AL
205-999-4896

Arkansas Watercraft Riders
James Hastings Batesville, AR
870-307-3357

Havasu PWC Club
Kay Sykes  Lake Havasu City, AZ 
928-486-434

Phoenix Watercraft Club Wayne Shannon 
Mesa AZ
602-578-0987 
www.phoenixwatercraftclub.com

SoCal Watercraft Club
Dan Ketchpel 
Southern CA 
310-350-2464 
www.socalwatercraftclub.com

West Coast Watercraft Club
LEWIS LIPSTONE 
LOS ANGELES CA 
818-326-4419
http://www.meetup.com/West-Coast-Watercraft-Club-in-Southern-California/

Central Valley Wake Riderz
Albert & Gloria Lopez Modesto, CA
209-918-4501

Nor-Cal R2R
Peter Kilkus  Northern CA 
707-966-3010 

Durty Doodz
​

Colorado Jet Ski Riders Club
Galen W. Morgigno Aurora, CO
303-766-1334

Ancient City Wave Runners
Roger Kaman St. Augustine, FL
904-463-3340

Dixie Jetski Junkies
Austin Taylor Tallahasse, FL
850-562-4541
www.djsj.eworldz.com

Emerald Coast Jetski Riders
Derek Bowles Navarre, FL
850-308-5699

Jacksonville Jet Riders
www.jacksonvillejetriders.com 

Jet Ski Junkies USA
KEV & ANGI  
TAMPA, FL 
941-723-9896 
http://WWW.IWANNAJETSKI.COM

Dade County Riders
Miami FL
@dadecountyriders

River Club 64
Southbeach Miami, Fl
@riverclub_64

Ski-B-G-B's 
Will Jackson 
Hawthorne FL 
352-226-1454 

SoFla Riders Tom Gregory 
Weston FL 
www.soflariders.net

Space Coast Jet Riders Bill Hills 
Melbourne FL 
​
www.spacecoastjetriders.com

Tampa Bay Jet Ski ClubKen Lipe 
Tampa Bay Area FL 
www.tampabayjetskiclub.com

Hawaiian Water Rescue
Guillermo Coscarelli  Kihei, HI 
808-870-5337

PWC Offshore Rescue Hawaii 
Grant Henry 
Honolulu HI
808-970-492

IA-IL River Riders
Leon Genther  Davenport, IA 
563-505-8787

Midwest Watercraft
Fred Zbinden  Normal, IL 
309-530-1898

Indiana Personal Watercraft Owners AssociationDavid Thomas Herring 
Carmel, IN 
317-938-0660

Louisville River Rats
Steve Kresko  Louisville, KY 
270-304-6881

Calcasieu Watercraft Association
Heather Robinson Southwest, LA
337-589-0028

JETSKI Association of Massachusetts
David Dubriske  Franklin, MA 
774-266-07

Chesapeake Raiders (Club Shut Down VIA Martin)
 No Longer! Annapolis, MD


DMV Full Throttle Jet Ski Club
Dion Woodard Germantown, MD
301-385-6289
dmvfullthrottlejetskiclub-com.webs.com/

OCMD Wave Jumpers
Brian Korody
Ocean City MD 
301-252-4792 

Michigan Raiders
Tony Rader  Muskegon, MI 
231-740-1536

West mi pwc club
Http://westmipwc.com
616-634-2854
​Grandrapids, Mi

PWC Technology
Kevin Bruins
Holland MI 

Twin Cities Jet Pilots
Nick Ericson 
Lakeland MN 
651-967-7823 
www.tcjetpilots.com

PWC-USA.NET
VInce Williams 
St. Charles MO
(314) 413-11

Southwest MO
Peter Hartman
Springfield MO 
417-849-9654 
www.southwestmostandups.org

NC Jet Pack
Josh Stevens  Burlington NC 
336-214-9472 
www.ncjetpack.com

Northside Freeride
Jaime Timmreck
Bismarck ND
701-400-5971

Jersey Shore Powersports Association
John Piersanti  Browns Mills, NJ 
609-280-4515

NJ/PA Crew
Greg Evans  NJ and Eastern PA 
215-859-7812 
www.njpacrew.org

Northeast PWC
Ed Emerle  Eastern PA and NJ 
856-495-6970
https://www.facebook.com/groups/58050374872/

Adirondack Jet Ski Club
Jimmy Dwyer
Gloversville, NY
518-725-6777 
www.adirondackjetskiclub.com

Jetty Jumpers
Anthony Stallone & Lena Nicoletti  Brooklyn, NY 
917-567-7595 
www.jettyjumpers.com

Strong Island Jet Ski
Long Island New York
www.strongislandjetskis.com 
​
WNY PWC Owners 
Western New York (Buffalo)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/wnypwcowners/
Website: https://craigrwitt.wixsite.com/wnypwcowners

Reservoir Dawgs PWC Club
Matt Conroy 
New Albany OH
(614) 855-21

Tri State PWC Club
Ray Hedger 
Cincinnati OH 
513-260-2422 
www.tristatepwc.com

Eastern PA River Runners
Watson Domurat Birdsboro, PA 
610-404-0061 
www.easternpariverrunners.org

Charlotte Shredders
Brad MaloneyFORT MILL, SC
734-904-8014

Palmetto Watercraft Association of South Carolina
Robert Cormany
Columbia SC
803-292-3345
www.palmettowatercraft.com

Middle tennessee Personal Watercraft Club
Mike Majka  Smyrna, TN 
615-429-2599 
www.mtpwc.com

Volunteer PWC Riders Club
Jesse Richardson
Hendersonville TN
615-456-7938 

Bay Area PWC Association
Theresa Roberts Houston, TX
832-819-0992
www.bapwa.com

Golden Triangle PWC Club
Ronnie Walston Beaumont, TX
409-796-1832

Bear Lake Jet Boat Club
Ken Hansen Garden City, UT
435-946-8600

Capital Area PWC Club
Tim Brown Manassas, VA
703-597-6333
www.dcjetski.com

Virginia Beach Wavejunkies
Allen Loree 
Virginia Beach VA 
(757) 536-72 
www.wavejunkies.com

Orca Man PWC Club
Howard 'Orca Man' Garton
Seattle WA
206-407-4653
www.go-orcaman.com

Pacific Northwest Jet Sports
Joe McLaughlin 
Vancouver WA 
360-883-5642
 
'MKE' Jetski Club (Milwaukee Jetski Club)
Dominik Grzyb
Milwak, WI 62728
414-455-4343

PWC Club Jet Ski Club solas impeller sea doo impellers jet ski seadoo
]]><![CDATA[Danik Hook Unveils Innovative Fender Hanger for the Pontoon Boat Community]]>Fri, 02 Aug 2024 17:16:43 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/danik-hook-unveils-innovative-fender-hanger-for-the-pontoon-boat-community
Danik Hook Unveils Innovative Fender Hanger for the Pontoon Boat Community
Danik Hook Unveils Innovative Fender Hanger for the Pontoon Boat Community


Danik Hook, a leading innovator in marine accessories, is proud to announce the launch
of its latest product, the Danik Hook Fender Hanger. This adjustable fender hanger is
specifically designed to cater to the needs of boat owners with square type hand rails,
providing a secure and efficient solution for hanging fenders


Boat enthusiasts, especially those with pontoon, patio, and deck boats, will appreciate
the convenience and versatility of the patent pending Danik Hook Fender Hanger. This
helpful accessory offers a reliable way to attach fenders to square hand rails, ensuring
that boats remain protected from potential damage during docking and mooring.

“We want to continue innovating our line of products to hopefully stay on the front edge
of design and desirability.” explains Danik Hook President Dan Austin. “We started
working on the design early in 2023 and are really pleased with the outcome and
response we’ve had from customers we have shared it with.” Austin added.

The Fender Hanger has gone through a few design concepts, and was developed for
years of rugged use. The new fender hanger takes the adjustability of Danik Hook’s
industry popular adjustable hooks and applies it with a C-clip application, making it
perfect for vessels with square or rectangle hand rails.
“As the leader in adjustable hook products we saw an opportunity” says Austin, “we
wanted to address a need that we identified by talking with many boaters at trade shows
over the last couple years.”

Key Features of the Danik Hook Fender Hanger:

1. Adjustability: The Fender Hanger is equipped with an adjustable mechanism,
allowing users to customize the hanging height to meet their specific needs. This
adaptability ensures that fenders can be positioned optimally for maximum vessel
protection.

2. Fit: Engineered to fit on square and rectangle hand rails, the Danik Hook Fender
Hanger provides a stable and reliable attachment point for fenders on pontoon,
patio, and deck boats.

3. Durability: Crafted from high-quality UV protected materials, the Fender Hanger
is built to withstand the harsh marine environment. Its durable construction
ensures longevity and reliable performance in all conditions.

The Danik Hook Fender Hanger is now available for purchase on the official Danik Hook
website and through authorized dealers. Boating enthusiasts can experience the
convenience and innovation of this must-have accessory for themselves.
​


For more information about the Danik Hook Fender Hanger and other Danik Hook
products, please visit www.danikhook.com.
About Danik Hook
Danik Hook is a leading provider of innovative marine accessories designed to enhance
the boating experience. With a commitment to quality, durability, and customer
satisfaction, Danik Hook continues to revolutionize the boating industry with cutting-
edge solutions for boat owners. For more information or for dealer inquiries please visit
https://danikhook.com/ or contact Shawn Glaspell at shawn@danikhook.com
Picture
]]><![CDATA[Summer is in Full Swing! Tune and Service Your Jet Ski or Boat for Top Running Condition]]>Wed, 26 Jun 2024 07:00:00 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/summer-is-in-full-swing-tune-and-service-your-jet-ski-or-boat-for-top-running-conditionSummer has arrived, and it's time to hit the water for some thrilling adventures on your jet ski or boat. Whether you're a seasoned watercraft enthusiast or a first-time rider, ensuring your vessel is in top running condition is crucial for a safe and enjoyable experience. At Impellers.com, we understand the excitement of summertime water activities and the importance of regular maintenance. In this blog post, we'll highlight the significance of tuning and servicing your jet ski or boat, so you can make the most of your aquatic escapades without any worries!
1. Embrace the Summer Vibes: The sun is shining, and the water beckons! Summer is the perfect time to indulge in water sports and explore the natural beauty of lakes, rivers, or oceans. Before you set out on your aquatic adventures, it's essential to ensure that your jet ski or boat is in peak performance to avoid any mishaps that might dampen the summer vibes.
2. Prioritize Regular Maintenance: Just like any other machine, jet skis and boats require regular maintenance to operate at their best. Neglecting maintenance can lead to mechanical issues, decreased performance, and even safety hazards. Don't wait for something to break down; instead, take a proactive approach and schedule regular tune-ups and servicing.
3. Benefits of Regular Tune-ups: Regular tune-ups are the backbone of watercraft maintenance. They involve inspecting the engine, impeller, electrical systems, and other critical components to ensure they are functioning optimally. Some of the key benefits of tune-ups include:
  • Enhanced Performance: A well-tuned jet ski or boat performs at its peak, offering better speed, acceleration, and fuel efficiency.
  • Reliability: Preventative maintenance reduces the chances of unexpected breakdowns, keeping you worry-free during your water adventures.
  • Safety: Well-maintained watercraft reduces the risk of accidents caused by mechanical failures.
  • Prolonged Lifespan: Regular servicing extends the life of your jet ski or boat, saving you money on costly repairs or replacements.
4. Addressing Impeller Concerns: The impeller is a crucial component of your watercraft that propels it forward. Over time, impellers can wear down or sustain damage from debris in the water. Checking and, if necessary, replacing the impeller is essential for maintaining top performance. At Impellers.com, we offer a wide range of high-quality impellers for various watercraft models, ensuring you can find the perfect fit for your needs.
5. DIY vs. Professional Servicing: While some basic maintenance tasks can be performed by watercraft owners, it's essential to know when to seek professional servicing. Routine check-ups, oil changes, and visual inspections are great DIY tasks, but more complex issues should be handled by experienced technicians. Professional servicing guarantees thorough inspections, accurate diagnostics, and expert repairs, ensuring your jet ski or boat is in top running condition.
Conclusion: As summer is in full swing, now is the perfect time to hit the water and indulge in thrilling jet ski rides or boating adventures. However, before you embark on your aquatic journey, make sure to prioritize regular tune-ups and servicing for your watercraft. At Impellers.com, we understand the significance of a well-maintained vessel, and our high-quality impellers and watercraft parts ensure your summer stays fun, safe, and worry-free. Embrace the season, and let your jet ski or boat take you on unforgettable journeys with confidence and reliability!

Robert Boop
​Impellers.com

]]><![CDATA[Jet Ski Rental USA]]>Sat, 01 Jun 2024 07:00:00 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/jet-ski-rental-usaWe are building a list of Jet Ski rental companies. If you want to add your jet ski rental business? Then put our link on your website. Send us the link where our link is on your site and we will add you to our page. Once our link is verified on YOUR Website we will activate your link on ours.
Fill out and submit:

    Submit Your Jet Ski Rental Biz

​Name
Sarasota Jet Ski Rental
Jet Ski Rental Website
https://jetskirentalsarasotafl.com/
Jet Ski Rental Phone Number
941 586-4716
Form Submitted by
Steve
Jet Ski Rental Email
stevesimth380@gmail.com
City & State
2201 Benjamin Franklin Dr, Sarasota, FL 34236
Page where our Link is on your site
https://jetskirentalsarasotafl.com/impellers
]]><![CDATA[Site Optimization]]>Wed, 15 May 2024 07:00:00 GMThttps://www.impellers.com/magazine/site-optimization​We are excited to announce that starting this June, we have begun transitioning our site to full automation, which means we will no longer have phone sales representatives available. All transactions and interactions will now be conducted online through our website and accounts page. This shift not only enables us to reduce our carbon footprint by eliminating the need for physical call centers but also allows us to reduce costs, which we can pass on to our valued customers. We appreciate your understanding and support as we continue to improve our services and strive towards a more sustainable future.

]]>