New all time LB2CAT record holders:  Craig Warner and Mark Gerner destroy previous record time by 3 minutes!  Warner sets new record, beats Gerner by 30 seconds.
 
Offshore Race DVD Helicopter Coverage:

Catalina Island Training Ride Recommendations:  The following topics are on this page:  Gear worn or on the craft,  Gear stowed in the craft, Critical phone numbers, "Other" checklist items,  Navigation from Long Beach,  Other navigation items to consider, Riding in the fog, Recommendations on how to negotiate through intense wind waves, Protocol in the channel, Refueling at Avalon, Towing other PWC, How to handle Water in the engine compartment 

Offshore Riding: Southern California Latitude and Longitude Reference Guide, Training for Endurance Riding, Injuries w/ Endurance Racing, Endurance Riding & Nutrition, offshore riding related topics 

 

Pictures:  Offshore & Endurance Racing pictures 

 

Articles:  Articles written about Offshore riding and racing  

 

Highlighted Rider:  Overview of offshore and endurance riders and racers who have differentiated themselves in some way

 

Race Results: Offshore and Endurance Race Results, LB2CAT Platinum Club, Mark Hahn 300 Mile Race Platinum Club 

Mark Hahn Race:  Logistics information regarding the Mark Hahn Memorial 300 Mile Race

 

Offshore and endurance Racing and Pit Crew:  A guide to Endurance Racing topics, Pit Crews, this page is for racers only    

 

PWCOFFSHORE Sponsored Racers:  PWCOFFSHORE's Sponsored Racers, bios and information about each racer

 

Mod/Accessories: Mods and accesssories for any brand of offshore craft for offshore and endurance riding and racing. 

 

PWC Maintenance:  A "how to" for maintenance for PWC use in salt water.
 

Ultra250X 260X 300X  Page:  Information about the Kawasaki ULTRA, modifications etc.

 

DVD LB2CAT & Back:  2007, 2008 and 2009 APBA Long Beach to Catalina and Back Race for sale

PWCOFFSHORE Hall of Fame:  Offshore Hall of Fame Members, the elite of the elite

PWC Buyers Guide:  Buyers guide for PWC to be utilized in the offshore niche

Start your own OFFSHORE Race Team Information regarding how to start your own team

Who is PWCOFFSHORE?  Click Here

  

"For the offshore racer, there's nothing better than screaming across the water at 68 mph on a PWC fifteen miles offshore" 

LB2CAT DVD Trailer/Teaser:  CLICK HERE

DISCLAIMER: READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY PRIOR TO LOOKING AT THIS WEBSITE:
Consult withe the US Coast Guard for safety training prior to riding in the ocean.  This website is informational only. This site is intended for the review by adults only. No representation is made or warranty given as to its content. User assumes all risk of use. PWCOffshore.com, its owners and its suppliers assume no responsibility for any loss or delay resulting from such use. Warning - although PWC riding is great fun, riding personal watercraft (PWC) in the ocean is not for the beginner and is for adults only. Offshore PWC riding can be extremely dangerous resulting in serious injury or death. The information on this site is for adults and strictly the opinion of the writers on this site. We are only PWC enthusiasts - please do your own research and make your own judgments regarding what products you purchase and how & where you ride your watercraft (PWC). We are not certified safety experts, mechanics nor are we certified mariners or certified maritime navigators. Do not take anything you read on this site as guidance from a "professional." By reading this site, you agree to take whatever information or input you receive on this site at your own risk. If you are inexperienced or a beginner we recommend against riding in the open ocean. We encourage you to take a boating safety course and consult with the Coast Guard regarding PWC, boating, rider safety and maritime navigation before you consider riding PWC offshore, in the ocean. For more boating safety information, go to the Coast Guard's website at http://www.uscg.mil/ for more information. Seek out formal boating and PWC related safety and training courses prior to riding in the ocean. Have fun and be safe and never ride in the ocean unless you know what you are doing. PWC Racing can and has resulted in serious injury and/or death.  Race at your own risk.  Always ride responsibly.  Safety First. 

Our mission is to provide a forum for other PWC offshore endurance enthusiasts and provide unbiased feedback on PWC products, services, accessories and riding methodology associated with hard core offshore/ocean PWC offshore endurance riding and racing.

New PWCOFFSHORE Blog!    Click Here 
Contact PWCOffshore Via Email

Other Reference Sites:

PWC Racing Sites:
http://jetraid.net/
IJSBA

Safety Sites / Navigation Support:
ABC's of Boating In Cal.
Sailor's Choice (Nav)
www.seatow.com (Towing Service)
www.vesselassist.com (Towing Service)
US Coast Guard
PWC Safety School
Shawn Alladio    .com

Product Sites:
GPS Mount
West Marine (Safety & Nav Gear)
R&D Racing
Garmin
Landfall Navigation
Hydro Turf
Maritime Institute (Nav Training)
Liquid Militia Clothing

Weather Sites:
Wave Modeling
Wave Heigths /NWS

SoCal Launch Sites, Click here

Club Sites

Southern Cal Watercraft Club

DISCLAIMER: READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY PRIOR TO LOOKING AT THIS WEBSITE:
Consult withe the US Coast Guard for safety training prior to riding in the ocean.  This website is informational only. This site is intended for the review by adults only. No representation is made or warranty given as to its content. User assumes all risk of use. PWCOffshore.com, its owners and its suppliers assume no responsibility for any loss or delay resulting from such use. Warning - although PWC riding is great fun, riding personal watercraft (PWC) in the ocean is not for the beginner and is for adults only. Offshore PWC riding can be extremely dangerous resulting in serious injury or death. The information on this site is for adults and strictly the opinion of the writers on this site. We are only PWC enthusiasts - please do your own research and make your own judgments regarding what products you purchase and how & where you ride your watercraft (PWC). We are not certified safety experts, mechanics nor are we certified mariners or certified maritime navigators. Do not take anything you read on this site as guidance from a "professional." By reading this site, you agree to take whatever information or input you receive on this site at your own risk. If you are inexperienced or a beginner we recommend against riding in the open ocean. We encourage you to take a boating safety course and consult with the Coast Guard regarding PWC, boating, rider safety and maritime navigation before you consider riding PWC offshore, in the ocean. For more boating safety information, go to the Coast Guard's website at http://www.uscg.mil/ for more information. Seek out formal boating and PWC related safety and training courses prior to riding in the ocean. Have fun and be safe and never ride in the ocean unless you know what you are doing. 

DISCLAIMER: READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY PRIOR TO LOOKING AT THIS WEBSITE:

Consult withe the US Coast Guard for safety training prior to riding in the ocean.  This website is informational only. This site is intended for the review by adults only. No representation is made or warranty given as to its content. User assumes all risk of use. PWCOffshore.com, its owners and its suppliers assume no responsibility for any loss or delay resulting from such use. Warning - although PWC riding is great fun, riding personal watercraft (PWC) in the ocean is not for the beginner and is for adults only. Offshore PWC riding can be extremely dangerous resulting in serious injury or death. The information on this site is for adults and strictly the opinion of the writers on this site. We are only PWC enthusiasts - please do your own research and make your own judgments regarding what products you purchase and how & where you ride your watercraft (PWC). We are not certified safety experts, mechanics nor are we certified mariners or certified maritime navigators. Do not take anything you read on this site as guidance from a "professional." By reading this site, you agree to take whatever information or input you receive on this site at your own risk. If you are inexperienced or a beginner we recommend against riding in the open ocean. We encourage you to take a boating safety course and consult with the Coast Guard regarding PWC, boating, rider safety and maritime navigation before you consider riding PWC offshore, in the ocean. For more boating safety information, go to the Coast Guard's website at http://www.uscg.mil/ for more information. Seek out formal boating and PWC related safety and training courses prior to riding in the ocean. Have fun and be safe and never ride in the ocean unless you know what you are doing.