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Igor's call · WATERSPORTS TECH

Watersports tech blows past $19 billion by 2030. By then the beach club replaces the boardroom and the ocean becomes the new formula 1.

Resolves2030
Track record84% over 26 years
StatusPublic · call Nº 32
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Igor's call, in full

If you think watersports is still plastic boards and gas-guzzling jet skis, you are living in a sepia postcard. The ocean is going full Iron Man: foils that fly, jet machines that think, AI coaches that turn weekend warriors into pros. I forecast the next unicorns come from the beach, not the landlocked office. By 2030, the beach club replaces the boardroom: AI-driven watercraft, autonomous foils, and real-time biomechanical coaching turn the ocean into the new Formula 1, with billion-dollar micro-communities from Ibiza to Bali. The market backs it: global surface watersports equipment grows from $13.6 billion in 2023 to $19.58 billion in 2030, surfing to $6.32 billion, jet skiing to $10.1 billion at over 11 percent CAGR, wakeboarding to $2.6 billion. The real money is not in selling gear. It is in building tribes, ecosystems, and coastal economies around it.

WATERSPORTS TECH: >$19 BILLION BY 2030.
SURFACE EQUIPMENT $13.6 BILLION (2023) TO $19.58 BILLION (2030).

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