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Boat suitcase. Personal transport

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The Polywog Collapsible Boat, recommended for fishing enthusiasts, is made in the USA from plywood sheets joined with strips of fabric.

When folded, the boat looks like a flat suitcase with dimensions of 1,0x0.6 m and weighs 14 kg.

Boat suitcase
Scheme of assembling the boat-suitcase "polivog": 1 - internal fenders; 2 - strips connecting the sides and bottom

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