PWC Sled Nano 6'2 - Black Blue

The Nano Sled 6'2 adds to the jet ski what it naturally lacks: a real usable surface behind the machine.

It allows for better organization of a session, easier returns to the jet ski, transport of equipment, better safety during practice, tow-in, step-off, towed foil, recreational towed or simply to enjoy a stable and modular support behind the jet ski.

Its advantage is that it retains the power, mobility, and maneuverability of the jet ski, while adding a compact, stable, and usable platform. You can get on it, lean on it, load gear, attach accessories, remove anything that gets in the way, and configure the sled according to your needs.

This is not simply a floating support towed behind a jet ski. It is a practice platform designed for water sports, with a clear deck, a full pad, multi-position flush inserts and truly modular accessories.

The Nano 6'2 is the most versatile format.

A shorter sled becomes more agile and action-oriented, but it loses usable surface area and carrying capacity. A longer sled carries more gear, but makes the jet ski and sled combination less maneuverable, especially in turns, waves, or active conditions.

The Nano sits in the middle: compact enough to remain easy to manage behind the jet, wide and thick enough to be stable, large enough to carry essential equipment, and modular enough to switch from one use to another.

This is the ideal format if you want to combine tow, step off, assistance, return to jet ski, small transport, fun session, foil towed, surf towed and equipment on board, without switching to a large logistics platform.

This is the core range: the model to choose when you want to cover a maximum of uses with a single sled.

The Nano Sled is designed to be compatible with most modern jet skis used in water sports, including major brands like Sea-Doo, Yamaha and equivalents, provided that they have suitable rear attachment points: ideally 2 lateral points on the transom and 1 central point under the seat.

It connects to the jet at several points to ensure it remains aligned and follows the machine's trajectory precisely. This multi-point connection helps the sled maintain stability during acceleration, changes of direction, loaded phases, and maneuvers.

Before use, always check:

• the condition of the jet's attachment points;
• the condition of the O-rings, ends and carabiners;
• the correct tension of the assembly;
• the absence of aggressive contact with the turbine, the hull or protruding parts;
• the behavior of the sled at low speed before accelerating.

Like any accessory towed behind a jet ski, the assembly must be carried out in accordance with the instructions, with the original equipment, and then tested progressively in a calm area.

Yes, that's one of the key uses of the Nano Sled.

The Nano Sled allows you to transport boards, dry bags, coolers, crates, session equipment, fins, vests or small equipment, provided you load it neatly, low, centered and well strapped.

With the optional cross racks, the Nano functions like roof racks on the water. Gear is elevated, better organized, easier to strap down, and the deck remains usable. For example, you can load a fully assembled foil board, a surfboard, a bag, or a cooler, depending on the configuration.

The key point is to follow a simple principle: the equipment must be securely fastened, properly strapped down, with no sharp edges or foils exposed against the sled. Fins, foils, rails, rigid boxes, and hard accessories must be positioned carefully to avoid friction or repeated impacts.

The Nano is not a giant logistics platform: its purpose is to maintain the right balance between payload, compactness and maneuverability behind the jet.

The multi-position flush inserts are at the heart of the Nano Sled's modularity: they make the sled fully configurable.

They allow you to mount only the accessories you need: side handles, specific handles, racks, bridges, bungee cords, or other compatible items. When you don't need them, you remove the accessories, and the deck becomes clean, flat, and clear again.

In practice, this is what makes all the difference: nothing protrudes unnecessarily, nothing interferes with support, equipment, or access to the deck. You can start with a very basic sled for a casual session, then configure it with more features for towing, jet ski returns, a more challenging session, or transportation.

The sled does not impose a fixed configuration on you.

This session defines the edit.

Yes, the Nano Sled is designed to offer a real support area behind the jet ski.

This is one of the major roles of a sled designed for our sports: to facilitate the return to the jet ski and to maintain a usable platform in action.

Its 5" thickness, 115 cm width, wide nose, flat deck and full pad allow you to get on it, lean on it, reposition yourself, get back in touch with the jet ski or make it easier to return to the jet ski during practice.

The double diamond pad provides grip whether barefoot, in climbing shoes, or with shoes, even when everything is wet. It makes the deck more comfortable for feet, knees, hands, and equipment.

However, one rule must be clear: the Nano Sled is not a passenger transport system. It is not designed for carrying someone sitting or lying down behind the jet ski. It serves as a floating platform attached to the jet ski for sports activities, session organization, returning to the jet ski, and carrying equipment.

No. The Nano Sled is not a rescue vehicle, nor an autonomous vehicle, nor a regulatory support intended for rescue or the transport of people.

On the other hand, it can clearly improve the organization and safety of practice around the jet ski: it facilitates certain returns to the jet ski, offers a support surface, allows equipment to be kept within reach, to organize an engaging session, and to adapt the handles or accessories according to the program.

It must always be used under the responsibility of the jet ski driver, in compliance with local regulations, weather conditions, sea state and the actual skill level of the users.

In challenging conditions, the rule is simple: checked setup, simplified configuration, appropriate speed, clear area, experienced crew, and progressive testing before increasing the intensity.

The Nano Sled comes with the basic equipment needed to use it behind the jet ski and to configure the textile side handles.

Included equipment:

• Nano Sled with full pad, jet attachment points and flush inserts;
• O-rings for lateral attachment to the jet;
• central fixing end;
• 3 stainless steel safety carabiners;
• 12 textile side handles;
• screws for handles;
• dual action multi-nozzle inflation pump;
• Repair kit, glue not included.

The sled can then be completed with accessories suited to its use:

• last chance handles;
• semi-rigid handles;
• carbon racks;
• bridges;
• bungee cords;
• straps;
• fasteners and replacement parts.

The logic is simple: you start with a functional base, then you refine the configuration with accessories adapted to your practice.