It’s a shark-shaped personal watercraft thingy that can do 50 mph above water and then dive down like a damn submarine and do 25 mph under the water. If your mind is not completely blown right now with childlike glee, something is wrong with you. Or maybe you’re dead. Or a robot. Either way, the Seabreacher X does all those things and does them well. A 260 hp engine supplies the go–enough to propel the Seabreacher out of the water and into the air. It has a video camera mounted on it’s top/dorsal fin that feeds an LCD screen in the cockpit to facilitate underwater navigation, as well as a full stereo system and iPod dock. The only way it could be cooler is if it had laser guns.
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