What is the best way to roll a PWC to turn it upright after capsizing?

Rolling a personal watercraft (PWC) according to the decal on the craft is the safest and most effective method to turn it upright after capsizing. This is because the decals provide specific instructions that are designed for the particular model of the PWC, taking into account its design, weight distribution, and buoyancy characteristics. When following these instructions, you can ensure that the craft is returned to an upright position without causing further damage to the craft or risking personal injury.

The other methods lack safety and effectiveness. Flipping it over from the front could lead to the craft rolling too quickly or erratically, which might cause injury or make the PWC difficult to handle. Pushing it down and jumping on the back may destabilize the PWC further and result in additional flips or complications. Finally, leaving it until someone helps is not advisable, as it could lead to safety concerns, including the risk of capsizing again or being stranded in the water. Following the decal instructions provides a clear and tested procedure that enhances safety and efficiency during a stressful situation.