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Sea-Doo unveils 2026 accessories range targeting Kiwi boater practicality

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A new wave of accessories for personal watercraft and Switch pontoons shapes up as one of the most practical lineups in recent memory, with the 2026 arrivals targeting the real-world needs of Kiwi boaters across storage, comfort, protection, and entertainment.

The collection covers considerable ground. Whether the focus is keeping gear dry during a fast run offshore, securing a pontoon for trailering, or extending the enjoyment of a long afternoon anchored in a bay, these additions are designed to slot into existing setups without fuss.

Dry storage sits at the heart of the new range. LinQ dry bags in 30 litre and 50 litre capacities give riders flexible, attachable options for protecting essentials underway, complemented by a set of watertight roll top bags for those who prefer a more traditional approach.

Switch pontoon owners are also well served, with mooring ropes and dedicated mooring and trailering covers now available across several pontoon sizes. The covers extend protection beyond the water itself, keeping the vessel in good shape during road transport and storage.

Onboard entertainment takes a meaningful step forward with JL Audio system tables and an upgraded Platinum audio package delivering 2 x 80 watts. A new rail service table and a pop up changing room address the everyday logistics of longer days afloat, adding the kind of convenience that makes a genuine difference when a crew is spending serious time on the water.

Cooling and swimming sessions are covered too. A LinQ 20 litre cooler keeps provisions cold and close at hand, while a rear floating mat holder makes it straightforward to deploy and retrieve a swim mat during stops.

Rounding out the lineup is the Garmin ECHOMAP UHD2 in a 9 inch configuration, bringing sharper situational awareness and navigation capability to PWC and pontoon setups alike.

The 2026 accessories range reflects how time on the water actually looks for most Kiwi boaters, balancing performance-minded gear with the practical touches that make a good day out even better.

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