This “Clean” Island Was Holding a Dirty Secret… 4ocean x Sea-Doo Social Club

Let's do it. You got to switch hands. You got to put a little effort in here. Here we go. There we go. There we go. We're out here this morning in Riviera Beach, headed over to Peanut Island. We have the Sea-Doo Social Club. They're all coming in. We're going to meet at 9 a.m. over here and get after it. It's going to be a great day. So my name is Elizabeth. I'm from the Space Coast of Florida. I have been riding Sea-Doos for two and a half years. I really got into it because in Florida, why would you not be on the water? I love to ride around Central Florida, but I travel all over the state to ride with different groups. And I'm excited to be here with 4ocean today. Sea-Doo has been gracious enough to help us have additional resources for the water. So we have the Sea-Doo Switch, which is a modular pontoon boat. We're able to basically set this up however we best need for whatever cleanup we're going to go do that day. And then we got the Fish Bros. Those are great because they have a very low draft. They can get in there, right up in the mangroves, right up on the coastlines without disturbing the environment. And between the Sea-Doo Switch and the Fish Bros, we should have the tools we need to go out there and conduct a great cleanup. We were able to get a ton of plastic off of this beach. Everything from bottle caps to cigarette butts to little pieces of microfilm and plastic wrapping. At the end of the day, small acts add up. What we did is still going to have an awesome impact on the environment on Pienaar Island. And we were able to spread that stoke and awareness to all of these beachgoers. And awareness is everything. So, Elizabeth here, she's the real deal. She actually lives in Titusville. It's over two hours away. That is an immense amount of dedication. Super, super appreciate people that are just that dedicated to the Clean Ocean Movement. So we're going to make sure that we take care of Elizabeth. When we get back, I'm going to get her a dress. I'm going to send her a swag kit. And we want to reward somebody who is that dedicated. A lot of people are talking the talk and a lot of people are doing some things. But to come out the night before, to pay out of pocket for a hotel, tow a Sea-Doo across the state, and be the first person here at the cleanup the next day, that's something you don't see every day. And we're going to make sure that we give her some 4ocean love. So we have this all packed up. We're going to get it in a box. We're going to get it shipped. And the next thing you're going to see is Elizabeth when she opens this up. Good morning, Tony. I am out here on the St. Jones River in North Central Florida. And I'm getting ready to open the care package you sent me. You sent me a Sea-Doo Link Cooler, which is amazing. I like to go out on long rides, so this will be great for keeping things cold all day. And I can't believe this is what you had in mind when you said you were going to send me a care package. First of all, a bag to use to clean up on my own while I'm out on the Sea-Doo. Along with some gloves so we stay clean. All right, we got some accessories for the cooler. Some rod holders. Some 4ocean flags. What else we got in here? We got a bunch of 4ocean bracelets. It's Christmas in July. All right, a big old 4ocean sticker. I think I know where that's going. It's going on the cooler. We've got one more box. Nice. Oh yeah, all kinds of 4ocean shirts. Reusable bottles. That one looks cool. A set of reusable tumblers. You can put those to use today. It's Fourth of July. And like a big reusable pouch. You can fit a lot of trash in there. One more shirt. Look at that cool design. We've got one more water bottle. I know Tony noticed that I like to teal, so he sent me a teal water bottle. It's going to match the jet ski in the back. This is awesome. Thank you guys. Thanks for the work that you do. And we'll put all this stuff to good use out on the Sea-Doo or even just out at the beach or along river shores where we live. So thank you.