Eight questions buyers ask about the Yamaha WaveRunners Jetblaster DLX 3-Up, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Yamaha WaveRunners Jetblaster DLX 3-Up cost?
On US Marine Connection the 26 approved, priced Jetblaster DLX 3-Up listings run from $7,899 to $9,899 asking, with a median asking price of $9,899. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. Worth noting that every one of them is a 2026 model year, so this range reflects current-year units rather than older used skis. All 26 listings include photos.
What years of the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up are for sale?
Right now every Jetblaster DLX 3-Up on US Marine Connection is a 2026 model. All 26 priced listings share that year, so there is no older-year inventory to compare against on the site at the moment. If you are specifically after a used, earlier-year example, nothing like that is currently showing in these listings.
How many hours is typical on a used Jetblaster DLX 3-Up?
None of the 26 Jetblaster DLX 3-Up listings on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote. What the listings do show is the 2026 model year, the BLU/WHT color, a stock number, and the 1-Passenger stand-up description. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly and confirm the reading on the gauge.
What should I check before buying a used Jetblaster DLX 3-Up?
Since these listings are all 2026 units with no hours stated, start by confirming actual hours and whether the ski has been registered or ridden. On any personal watercraft, look at the hull bottom and keel for scrapes, check the intake grate and pump area for impeller damage, inspect the ride plate, hull drain plugs and hatch seals, and test the engine for clean starting. Verify the stock number and color match the listing, and ask about warranty status.
What features come on the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up?
The dealer descriptions on US Marine Connection are short and consistent: 2026 Yamaha WaveRunners Jetblaster DLX 3-Up, described as 1-Passenger, Stand Up, in BLU/WHT color, each with its own stock number. No other equipment, audio or option packages are listed. Anything beyond that, such as added accessories or rigging, would need to be confirmed with the seller rather than assumed from the listing text.
Is the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up good for family days on the water?
It is sold here as a personal watercraft, and every description calls it 1-Passenger, Stand Up, so treat it as a single-rider play ski rather than a boat you load the family onto. For casual recreational riding it fits that role. The listings say nothing about fishing or offshore equipment, so there is no basis in these descriptions for using it that way.
Where can I find a Jetblaster DLX 3-Up for sale near me?
All 26 priced Jetblaster DLX 3-Up listings on US Marine Connection are in Covina, California. There are no other cities showing this model at the moment, so if you are shopping from elsewhere you would be arranging a trip or transport yourself. Every listing has photos, and each one notes a stock number, which helps when you call about a specific unit.
How does the Jetblaster DLX 3-Up compare to the VX Cruiser with Audio or the FX Cruiser SVHO?
Mainly price and purpose. The Jetblaster DLX 3-Up listings ask $7,899 to $9,899, median $9,899, and are described as 1-Passenger stand-up skis. The VX Cruiser with Audio shows 29 listings from $12,399 to $14,099, median $13,899, all 2026. The FX Cruiser SVHO is the priciest sibling, 40 listings at $19,599 to $22,399, median $21,099, in 2026 and 2027. The cruiser models sit well above the Jetblaster on asking price.
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.