Engineering:Jobe Water Sports

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Jobe
JobeLogo.jpg
Product typeWater sports gear
CountryNetherlands
Introduced1974
Websitejobesports.com

Jobe is a water sports brand and manufacturer of products used for wakeboarding, boating and standup paddleboarding. The Jobe headquarters and warehouse for all markets (except Australia and New Zealand) is located in Heerewaarden, Netherlands.[1] For Australia and New Zealand, Jobe is owned by a company called Outdoor Connection Partners, with their main office and warehouse based in Sydney, Australia.

History

The brand was created in 1974 by former professional skier Jeff Jobe. Jobe skis were shipped all over the world. In 2008 Sport and Recreation Den Bol bought the trademark licenses from Jobe for all markets (except Australia and New Zealand), changed their name into Jobe Sports International and a new Jobe era started. Currently Jobe sells its products worldwide and manufactures products used for the boating, jet ski, cable wakeboarding and stand-up paddling scenes.

Sponsorship

Jobe sponsors numerous water sports events throughout the year. Jobe also has a large team of sponsored athletes who represent the brand.

Cable wakeboarding team

  1. Julian Cohen USA
  2. Yonel Cohen USA
  3. Dominik Gührs GER
  4. Maxine Sapulette NLD
  5. Jon Dickey USA
  6. Marc Besner CAN
  7. Rocco van Straten NLD
  8. Efi Levi ISL
  9. Moti Levi ISL
  10. Declan Clifford GBR
  11. Omeir Saeed UAE
  12. Sam de Haan NLD
  13. Ariano Blanik GER
  14. Cor Piels. NLD

Boat wakeboarding team

  1. Austin Hair USA
  2. Taylor McCullough USA
  3. Marc Kroon NLD
  4. Paul Johnston IRE

Skiing team

  1. Joshua Briant AUS

PWC team

  1. Jennifer Menard FRA
  2. Axel Courtois FRA
  3. Brad Rickaby GBR
  4. Jonathan Kavanagh GBR
  5. Antoine Goethals BEL

Kiteboarding team

  1. Steven Akkersdijk NLD
  2. Dylan van der Meij NLD
  3. Jop Heemskerk NLD

References