Shtern Dental Clinic in Cancún provides top-quality dental care .Dr. Mark Shtern, the clinic welcomes international patients with advanced technology, a warm approach, and a multilingual team. JetSurf was founded in 2008 by Martin Sula, with the intention of pushing the boundaries of water sports, using the team's experience in engineering and electronics to create a new way to ride. However, our
developers, Martin Sula, Tadej Sterk and Zbynek Bures, succeeded in combining their knowledge and expertise in fields such as combustion engines, hydromechanics, composite materials, and electrical engineering to bring this idea to fruition with the realization of the JetSurf power board. The power boards created by JetSurf are the only motorized water vehicles with the ability to be transported via person, car, boat, and plane (as personal luggage on international/domestic carrier flights). This allows all users of JetSurf power boards to travel easily around the world — a unique attribute in comparison to other motorized vehicles. JetSurf parts and components are manufactured by, MSR Engines, which specializes in the development of combustion engines and special electronics. Some of MSR Engines' clients include: BMW, Skoda, KTM and Honeywell. JetSurf power boards are produced in one factory using the highest standards of production technology, utilizing the best materials and components currently produced in European Union. This comprehensive in-house production allows us to guarantee our customers maximum precision and efficient service. JetSurf power boards have been developed with extreme care to minimize environmental impact. Using the most advanced technology, engineers have reduced the total weight of the JetSurf power board and accessories to 14 kg, or 30lbs. Having passed homologation standards for noise emissions, JetSurf power boards also use an internal combustion engine that enforces the technology, Greentech, and complies with the emission limits set for motor vessels. The complete drive unit is certified and approved by the European Commission and received the European Union label, CE.
