Folding Kayaks Forum

Here's something interesting I stumbled accross.... The best way to describe it is as the lovechild of a modular sit-inside and a jetski. It still looks rather like a kayak in places, and it disassembles for transport, so I guess it's topical .

http://www.mokai.com/the-mokai-es-kape/

It actually looks fairly fun and reasonably useful. However, I foresee some potential difficulties for solo operation. The main hull section is 85 pounds and the motor section is 100. I suspect that would make assembly on uneven ground a bit of an adventure. I suppose the answer to that is to get 2 of them so you'll have a friend to help with assembly .

That is pretty entertaining. Really like the engine and jet system. Surprised they don't carry a paddle with them... not going to sneak up on too many fish with that engine running.

I like it.

d

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Klepper Aerius II
Klepper T9
Long Haul MK1 Expedition 'light'
Klepper S4 sail rig
Kayaksailor 1.6 +genoa
BSD 36HP

Very cool indeed. Don't know how this compares with a jet ski, but the price seems fairly reasonable. And they beat you to the punch Dennis:

(from the Mokai website)
Every Mokai purchase comes with these following accessories:

Weather Cover (not shown)
Paddle (not shown)
18' and 12' Tie Down Straps
USCG Approved Fire Extinguisher
Survival Pack (whistle, distress signals and mirror)
Bearing Grease and Custom Applicator

Best,
g

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1988 A1 Expedition
2010 carbon Klepper Quattro
BSD sail rig, 24' mizzen + 36' main
36' jib
Torqeedo outboard
1938 Sachs-Fichtel seitenbordmotor

Nice! I applaud that!

d

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Klepper Aerius II
Klepper T9
Long Haul MK1 Expedition 'light'
Klepper S4 sail rig
Kayaksailor 1.6 +genoa
BSD 36HP