Eight questions buyers ask about the Yamaha JetBlaster, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Yamaha JetBlaster cost?
Right now US Marine Connection has 21 priced JetBlaster listings asking between $8,499 and $12,399, with a median asking price of $8,499. Worth knowing: every one of these is listed as a new 2026 model, not used, so there is no used asking range to quote here. These are asking prices set by the seller, not recorded sale prices, and all 21 listings include photos.
What years of the JetBlaster are for sale?
Only one model year appears in the current listings: 2026. All 21 priced JetBlasters on US Marine Connection are described as new 2026 personal watercraft. There are no older-year JetBlasters posted at the moment, so if you want a 2024 or earlier hull you will not find it in this group. Related listings under the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up are also 2026.
How many hours is typical on a used JetBlaster?
No JetBlaster listing on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure, so we cannot give a typical number. That is consistent with what the descriptions do say: all 21 are new 2026 units, which would normally mean little or no run time. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading rather than assuming, since the listings themselves are silent on it.
What should I check before buying a used JetBlaster?
The listings here are new 2026 units, so the usual used-ski checks still apply if you shop elsewhere. On any personal watercraft, look at the hull bottom and pump intake for impact damage, spin the driveshaft area for play, check the impeller and wear ring, and inspect the seat and hull for water intrusion. Confirm the details the descriptions give match the boat: 9'9" length, 3'9" beam, 13.2-gallon fuel capacity, 575 lbs dry weight, and the stock number.
What features come on the JetBlaster?
The descriptions stay fairly basic. Each 2026 JetBlaster is listed with a 3-cylinder, 4-stroke TR-1 Yamaha Marine engine, 9'9" length, 3'9" beam, seating for one to two people, 13.2 gallons of fuel capacity, and a 575 lb dry weight. The color shown in these listings is WHT/MINT. No audio system, no cruise features and no other equipment are mentioned, so confirm anything beyond that list with the seller.
Is the JetBlaster good for family days on the water?
For a small group, keep expectations realistic. The listings show seating for one to two persons, a 9'9" hull and a 575 lb dry weight, so it is a compact two-up ski rather than a three-seat family machine. Two riders and a 13.2-gallon tank works for short outings. If you need a third seat, US Marine Connection also lists the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up, which is named for that configuration.
Where can I find a JetBlaster for sale near me?
Every current JetBlaster listing on US Marine Connection is in one place: Covina, California, all 21 of them. There are no other cities represented for this model right now, so buyers outside Southern California would be traveling or arranging their own pickup. All 21 listings carry photos, and each includes a stock number you can reference when you contact the seller about a specific unit.
How does the JetBlaster compare to the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up or the VX Cruiser with Audio?
On price, the JetBlaster sits at $8,499 to $12,399 asking, median $8,499. The Jetblaster DLX 3-Up has 28 listings from $7,899 to $10,399, median $10,399, and as the name says it is a three-up layout versus the one-to-two seating here. The VX Cruiser with Audio is a step up in money, 29 listings at $14,399 to $14,599. All three are 2026 model years. The listings do not detail performance differences between them.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.