| | | The ancient art of origami is a lesson in symmetry and patience.It also results in some great looking paper swans.Oh, those swans will float all right. But they're not well-equipped to transport you d | | If you have trouble reading this email, go to the online version |  | |  | | | | | | | | August 15, 2019 | | A Kayak That Folds Like Origami
It Goes From the Box to the Water in Minutes | |  | | | | | | | The ancient art of origami is a lesson in symmetry and patience.
It also results in some great looking paper swans.
Oh, those swans will float all right. But they're not well-equipped to transport you down a river.
For that, you've got the Oru Inlet Kayak, the latest innovation in folding kayak technology. It just launched on Kickstarter and got funded almost immediately, so you can pre-order yours now for delivery next spring.
This isn't Oru's first folding-kayak rodeo. But it is their newest, lightest, least expensive and other-buzzwords-you-care-about version.
The Inlet is 10 feet long, weighs just 20 pounds and folds into a box that's roughly the size of a guitar case. Once out of the box, it can be assembled in about three minutes.
Or 100 times quicker than your average Ikea purchase.
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