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Oru Kayak | Origami Folding Boat

We have seen the ancient Japanese art of origami applied to sheets of paper for creating birds, plants and other shapes, but we never thought we´d see it applied to a real size kayak! The Oru Kayak by designer Anton Willis is a compact and lightweight(25 lbs) boat which folds like an origami and fits into a small suitcase. It is quick to assemble(only 5 min) and is fast, stable and handles incredibly well. The ambitious project is on kickstarter, and judging by the amount pledged should be available soon.Watch the video




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ARTISAN CANOE PADDLES | BY NORQUAY - Image

ARTISAN CANOE PADDLES | BY NORQUAY

Norquay is a recent company founded by a camping enthusiast obsessed with the great outdoors and great design. Their beautiful paddles are all handmade from 100% cherry wood and are varnished finished for greater durability and protection against the elements. All paddles include a handmade leather harness. They are great for cruising along the lake or just as a decorative piece on your cabin´s wall. via...
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Renda REN62 Yacht

The Renda REN62 is a stunning 19-metre aluminium motor yacht designed to bring a superyacht-style atmosphere to a more compact platform. Its low, angular profile frames generous exterior spaces, including a broad aft deck arranged for dining, lounging, and entertaining. A fully equipped wet bar sits at the centre of the outdoor layout, with a Vitrifrigo refrigerator, Isotherm ice maker, built-in ice box, wireless chargers, and a lift-mounted 55-inch Samsu...
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CODE-X YACHT

Code-X AG is a Swiss company domiciled in Meggen (Canton Lucerne). Code-X AG develops fundamentally new concepts in yacht construction and yacht drives with the declared aim of having these concepts becoming the standard in the future. This 47 7” catamaran beauty can achieve 80 knots with its twin Ilmor formula one engines, delivering a hefty 710hp a piece, or at a more leisurely 9 knots by the twin electric motors....
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