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Oru: The Kayak That You Can Take On A Plane
Commentary: I'll be excited to see what the price on this ends up being. Imagine a kayak that ways 25 lbs and extends to 12′ long, but it folds up like an origami crane and can be taken on an airplane.
The Origami Kayak
The Oru Kayak folded for carrying.
12 feet length
25 pounds weight
5 minutes assembly
260 pounds capacity
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wilma
December 11, 2012 at 1:34 PM
n the storage Press: I used just plain Borax powder to sit in saucers to get rid of roaches which works very well.
WVBonBonQueen
January 22, 2013 at 2:29 PM
Price for this Kayak, $850.00 plus up to $75.00 shipping. Delivery should be by June 2013, or so the site says.
Just wondering how well the folds will hold up, after opening and folding it up, for usage.
Joe
January 22, 2013 at 3:01 PM
I wonder the same thing, I guess only time will tell!
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