The New Sea Eagle® Infl atable Travel Canoe 16 We have Re-invented the Traditional Canoe!
TC16
Specs • 16’ long, 38” wide
• One 3” floor chamber • Two 3” side chambers • 7-9 min. inflation • Weighs 60 lbs. • Paddles 5 mph • 39”x24”x12” when packed • Packs in a car trunk • Holds 3 Persons/915 lbs. • Patent Pending Design
We have applied our patent pending drop-stitch technology to the traditional shape of classic rigid canoes. This allows us to re-invent the traditional canoe in a unique infl atable form and provide benefi ts previously impossible. This is the world’s fi rst all drop-stitch infl atable canoe. Here is a list of the benefi ts this revolutionary canoe brings:
• Far safer than traditional canoes because of inherent buoyancy - this canoe cannot sink or capsize! • Double wall construction on all air chambers for maximum strength, rigidity & abrasion resistance • Rigid bow and stern molds provide clean entry and clean exit • Anti-skid EVA foam diamond-deck pads on fl oor for secure footing • Super comfortable drop-stitch infl atable seats with backrests • Stable enough to stand and cast or even paddle standing up • Lighter than most traditional canoes - just 60 lbs. • Can be paddled solo, tandem or by three people • Removable skeg for tracking on open water • 4 drain valves for easy bailing if water comes in • Packs in car trunk or can be checked as luggage
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Dept. RC026B 19 N. Columbia St., Suite 1, Port Jefferson, NY 11777
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