Video: Kommander Industries Launches New GP1 EVO Standup

Launched in 2008 by famed stand up tuner and builder, Steve Webster, Kommander Industries has grown to become one of the most eponymous names in performance stand-up jet skis. From racing closed-course racing to freeride hull innovation, Webster cuts though the chop and delivers customers a premier, world class-winning product time and time again.

And Webster takes pursuing excellence personally. Kommander Industries is family owned and operated, and that level of care is evident in the hulls. As of September 16th, Kommander Industries has done it again, introducing the world to the GP1 EVO. A literal “evolutionary step forward,” the EVO builds upon the winning characteristics of the previous GP1 and refines the design all the more.

“The hull was re-engineered through CAD design and CNC machining,” Kommander states. “Then built with vacuum-infused composite manufacturing and best-in-class materials — a process chosen for consistency, not convenience. Every hull comes out of the same tooling to the same standard, with the emphasis in the same four places: strength, weight, stability, and performance.”

In a highly anticipated Facebook post, Kommander wrote the following:
We’re proud to officially unveil the newest evolution of the Kommander Industries lineup: the GP1 EVO.

Built on the proven foundation of the World Championship-winning GP1, the EVO takes everything we’ve learned on the racecourse and pushes it forward.

Improved performance. Sharper handling. Increased stability. Easier operation.

Everything that made the GP1 a winner — kept. Everything else — refined.

Same DNA. Sharper edge.

This is the evolution of the GP1.

This is the Kommander GP1 EVO.

Designed. Built. Proven.

And, as always, proudly made in the USA.

Kevin Shaw
Kevin Shawhttps://watercraftjournal.com
Editor-in-Chief – [email protected] Kevin Shaw is a decade-long powersports and automotive journalist whose love for things that go too fast has led him to launching The Watercraft Journal. Almost always found with stained hands and dirt under his fingernails, Kevin has an eye for the technical while keeping a eye out for beautiful photography and a great story.

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