SeaDoo

Sea-Doo is a brand of personal watercraft (PWC) manufactured by Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP), a Canadian company. The Sea-Doo line includes recreational, sport, and touring PWCs, as well as accessories and spare parts. It competes with Yamaha's WaveRunner and Kawasaki's Jet Ski.

The Sea-Doo name was introduced by Bombardier in 1968 as one of the first commercially successful PWC concepts. Over the decades, the line expanded to include a range of models with different seating capacities, powertrains, and hull designs. In the 2010s, BRP introduced the Sea-Doo Spark as a compact, lower-cost option aimed at expanding entry-level adoption. BRP continues to update the line with new engines and electronic features.

Sea-Doo PWCs use Rotax marine engines combined with BRP's Sea-Doo Jet Propulsion system. Notable features developed for Sea-Doo include Intelligent Brake and Reverse (iBR), Ergolock seating, and various rider-assistance modes and Eco mode. The company emphasizes hull designs for stability, handling, and fuel efficiency, including the sportier GTX, RXT, and RX lines and the lighter Spark line. Materials and watercraft electronics continue to evolve with digital gauge clusters, traction mats, and towing interfaces.

Sea-Doo products are distributed through BRP's dealer network worldwide. Service, warranty support, and safety equipment are offered through authorized dealers. The brand has been part of a broader BRP strategy that includes Ski-Doo snowmobiles and Can-Am recreational vehicles.