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The lightest kayak compared to this catamaran will be twice as heavy. When folded, it takes up less space than any inflatable boat. But you can swim on a catamaran together, like on a good kayak. And there is room for cargo.

If desired, it is easy to put a small sail. You may not go on serious trips on it, but for a day off it is a very convenient watercraft.

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The design is extremely simple: two inflatable floats in fabric covers, a U-shaped tubular frame-frame and two fabric seats. The floats are glued together from a first-aid kit of oilcloth, the surface of which is then covered with rubber glue and powdered with powder for "silver" paint.

Fabric covers protect the floats from punctures and protect from the sun. Duralumin pipes with a diameter of 20-25 mm were used for the frame-karbas and the base of the seats.

Oars - kayak.

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