Eight questions buyers ask about the Yamaha WaveRunners JetBlaster DLX 2-Up, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Yamaha WaveRunners JetBlaster DLX 2-Up cost?
On US Marine Connection right now there are 11 approved, priced JetBlaster DLX 2-Up listings, all with photos. Asking prices run from $7,499 to $8,999, with a median asking price of $8,999. Those are asking prices, not recorded sale prices, so the final number is between you and the seller. Every one of the current listings is a 2026 model year unit.
What years of the JetBlaster DLX 2-Up are for sale?
Every JetBlaster DLX 2-Up currently listed is a 2026 model. All 11 priced listings share that year, so there is no older or newer inventory to compare against on the site at the moment. If you want a specific model year outside 2026, there is nothing here matching that right now. Each of the 11 listings includes photos.
How many hours is typical on a used JetBlaster DLX 2-Up?
None of the 11 JetBlaster DLX 2-Up listings states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote from this inventory. What the listings do show is the 2026 model year, the asking price, photos, and short descriptions noting a 1-passenger stand-up ski in blue and white with a stock number. Ask the seller directly for hours before committing.
What should I check before buying a used JetBlaster DLX 2-Up?
Since no listing posts hours, start there: ask for the hour meter reading and any service records. These are 2026 units, so confirm what warranty remains and whether the ski has been registered or used. Beyond that, the usual personal watercraft checks apply, including hull and pump inspection, intake grate and impeller condition, battery health, and a cold start. Match the stock number in the description to the actual unit.
What features come on the JetBlaster DLX 2-Up?
The dealer descriptions on these listings are brief. They identify the 2026 JetBlaster DLX 2-Up as a 1-passenger, stand-up personal watercraft in a blue and white color scheme, each with its own stock number. No other equipment, audio or electronics are named in the descriptions, so anything beyond that should be confirmed with the seller rather than assumed from the listing text.
Is the JetBlaster DLX 2-Up good for family days on the water?
The descriptions here call it a 1-passenger, stand-up personal watercraft, so it is built around a single rider rather than hauling the family around. That makes it a recreational play ski for short, active rides, not a tow or cruising platform. Nothing in the listings mentions seating, storage or towing capability, so if you want to carry passengers you would be looking at a different model.
Where can I find a JetBlaster DLX 2-Up for sale near me?
All 11 of the currently listed JetBlaster DLX 2-Up units on US Marine Connection are in Covina, California. Each is a 2026 model with photos, asking between $7,499 and $8,999. There are no listings in other cities for this model at the moment, so buyers elsewhere would be arranging a trip or shipping from the Covina area.
How does the JetBlaster DLX 2-Up compare to the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up or the VX Deluxe with Audio?
The closest sibling is the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up, with 26 listings from $7,899 to $9,899, median $9,899, all 2026 models, so it sits slightly higher in asking price. The VX Deluxe with Audio is a different class of ski entirely: 27 listings, $12,399 to $13,899, median $13,899, also 2026. Beyond the model years, prices and counts shown, the listings do not describe how they ride.
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.