Eight questions buyers ask about the Yamaha Jetblaster DLX 3-Up, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Yamaha Jetblaster DLX 3-Up cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows 28 priced Jetblaster DLX 3-Up listings, all asking between $7,899 and $10,399, with a median asking price of $10,399. Worth knowing: every one of them is listed as a new 2026 unit, not used, so there is no used pricing on the site to quote. The lower $7,899 figures are advertised sale prices against a $10,399 MSRP. These are asking prices only.
What years of the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up are for sale?
Only one model year appears across the 28 current listings: 2026. There are no older model years posted at the moment, so you cannot compare year-to-year changes from what is on the site. All 28 are described as new personal watercraft, and all 28 have photos, so you can at least see the actual units and their BLU/WHT color scheme before contacting anyone.
How many hours is typical on a used Jetblaster DLX 3-Up?
No listing on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure for this model, so there is no typical number to give you. That is consistent with what is posted: all 28 are new 2026 units. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly for a reading off the gauge before you commit, since nothing in the descriptions covers it.
What should I check before buying a used Jetblaster DLX 3-Up?
Since the 28 listings here are new 2026 units rather than used ones, the usual pre-purchase checks shift toward confirming what is written. Verify the stock number matches the actual ski, confirm the advertised price against MSRP, and confirm seating is the 1-3 person layout you want. On any used example you find elsewhere, check hull for cracks or repairs, the jet pump and impeller, intake grate, and get a current hour reading, since these listings do not state one.
What features come on the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up?
The descriptions are consistent across all 28 listings: a 3-cylinder, 4-stroke TR-1 Yamaha Marine engine, 9'9" length, 3'9" beam, seating for 1 to 3 people, 13.2 gallon fuel capacity, 597 lbs dry weight, and a BLU/WHT color. Nothing else, such as audio, trailers or specific electronics, is named in the descriptions, so treat anything beyond that list as something to confirm with the seller.
Is the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up good for family days on the water?
The specs in the listings point that way. It is a personal watercraft rated for 1 to 3 persons, so a parent plus two kids, or two adults plus one, fits the seating as described. At 9'9" long and 597 lbs dry with a 13.2 gallon tank, it is on the compact and light side. The descriptions say nothing about fishing racks or offshore equipment, so do not assume those uses.
Where can I find a Jetblaster DLX 3-Up for sale near me?
All 28 currently listed Jetblaster DLX 3-Up units on US Marine Connection are in one place: Covina, California. There are no listings in other cities for this model at the moment, so buyers outside Southern California would be arranging a longer trip or shipping. Every listing includes photos, and each carries its own stock number, which makes it easy to confirm you are asking about a specific ski.
How does the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up compare to the VX Cruiser with Audio or the FX Cruiser SVHO?
Mainly on price and size class, based on what is listed. The Jetblaster DLX 3-Up asks $7,899 to $10,399, median $10,399, all 2026. The VX Cruiser with Audio runs $14,399 to $14,599, median $14,599, across 29 listings. The FX Cruiser SVHO sits highest at $21,599 to $22,399, median $21,599, with 35 listings in 2026-2027. The site does not publish engine or performance details for those siblings, so compare specs with the sellers.
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.