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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
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26/07/2023
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Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack amd harness
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack
Picture suplied by Ferrari
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack
Picture suplied by Ferrari
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DUKAS_158485378_FER
World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack
Picture suplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_158485368_FER
World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_158485367_FER
World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet jet pack in use
Picture suplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_158485366_FER
World's first underwater jet pack
Ferrari Press Agency
Jet pack 1
Ref 14978
26/07/2023
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: CudaJet
The world’s first underwater jet pack has been developed to give divers speed and grace below the waves.
It is able to propel a wearer at 3 metres a second .
The jet pack is battery powered and it is said to be able to run for 40 minutes , fully charged down to a depth of 40 metres.
It measures 495cm x 306 cm x 200cm and weighs 13.2 kg,
The setup consists of the dual-jet-drive pack itself, which is attached to a padded neoprene harness that's worn on the torso.
The backpack, by UK company CudaJet is described as a luxury water sports product that offers “the feeling of ultimate freedom.”
OPS: The CudaJet remote controller
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. French inventor Franky Zapata celbrates at St Margarets Bay near Dover after crossing the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. French inventor Franky Zapata smiles as he stands at St Margarets Bay near Dover after crossing the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He made the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6:15am French time. Photo credit:
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. French inventor Franky Zapata gestures as he comes in to land at St Margarets Bat near Dover after crossing the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
Credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. French inventor Franky Zapata heads to St Margarets Bay near Dover after crossing the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
Credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. French inventor Franky Zapata heads to St Margarets Bay near Dover as he crosses the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
Credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. French inventor Franky Zapata passes near a sailing yacht as he heads to St Margarets Bay near Dover crossing the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
Credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. French inventor Franky Zapata passes near a sailing yacht as he heads to St Margarets Bay near Dover crossing the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
Credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. Photographers and television crews await the arrival of French inventor Franky Zapata at St Margarets Bay near Dover as he crosses the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid-channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
Credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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Hoverboard Channel crossing
04/08/2019. Dover, UK. Photographers and television crews await the arrival of French inventor Franky Zapata at St Margarets Bay near Dover as he crosses the English Channel on his jet-powered hoverboard. He is hoping to make the 35km crossing with a refueling stop mid-channel to reach the English coast after setting off at 6am French time. Photo credit:
Credit: Peter Macdiarmid / eyevine
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