Called the Adhoc Canoe, it only weighs 9 pounds and takes 5 minutes to assemble. The frame of the canoe is made with carbon fiber and the hull is made of aramid (a synthetic fabric used in racing sails). The boat comes together in a "double wishbone-like structure" formed using telescopic poles. Probably not comfy but certainly clever. Sadly, Levin has no plans to bring the Adhoc Canoe to the mass market.
6 comments:
I dont think I would feel safe in that dang thing...
I don't think I'd feel safe in it either, but I'm not likely to go near water anyway.
Yeah, I don't think I'd go anywhere near that.
I wouldn't trust a canoe that can fit in a bag. Not for me at all.
That's badass...
Wow, that's pretty neat :D.
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