Most of the vehicles we use on a day-to-day basis are primarily used because we have to use them. They are required. We love our bikes and cars but for the most part they get us from Point A to Point B. On the water it’s a completely different story. Vehicles become toys and we thought we’d seen them all . . . then we saw the Exo. Part jet-ski and part amphibious sled, the Exo is our newest way to get a rush while off land (assuming we can afford it which is doubtful). The Bat-Ski (at least it looks like the way Batman would traverse water) will come in two different models with the more expensive having a more powerful battery and a carbon fiber body. Since there are no emissions from the Exo you’re also doing your part in keeping the outdoors accessible for future generations of thrill-seekers.
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