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We're sharing this video to celebrate a fun piece of Ocean Dynamics history; we're not suggesting that anyone attempt this unless they're highly experienced and driving a Ribworker jet boat :-) .
Shaun White, who designed the Ribworkers (and is driving the yellow RIB), was asked to play around and demonstrate what makes these boats so unique: awesomely tough workboats, precision manoeuvring but also fast and fun (see the end bit).
Ribworkers are capable of power-braking or spinning on their axis – slowly for precision manoeuvring even at high revs, faster for jet boat spins for exciting passenger trips. They’re also ridiculously tough workboats, great for towing and rescue, operating safely in just 18 inches of water, without the potential dangers of propellers for those in the water.
Ribworkers are known for versatility, manoeuvrability, strength and longevity. The first boat, built 37 years ago, is still working as a salvage and rescue vessel.
This video, shot some years ago, shows a display: all water users were warned to keep clear and that they would get wet and both RIB skippers were highly experienced. The boats are both jet powered so no propellers - this gives them tremendous manoeuvrability but also significant safety advantages should anyone be in the water.