I saw this on Shark Tank, and think this would be the perfect camping kayak. Just fold it up and no problems with racks. Mid-to-high priced, but very neat. Oru Kayak
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Wonder if would fold like that when you are in it and paddling through a rapid? Good way to see what the bottom of the river looks like. I'll stick with my conventional non folding yak.
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Dave W - 2013 Escape 19', 2013 Escape 15B and 2011 Toyota FJ Cruiser
"You've got to be very careful if you don't know where you are going, because you might not get there." - Yogi Berra
Many years ago there was an outfit in Charleston(?) that made "Foldboats".
The originals were WWII folding kayaks used by commandos who were put to sea in their folding kayaks from submarines near German harbours. They paddled in under cover of darkness and planted Limpet mines on the hulls of battleships. Most of the missions were suicide missions but some did make it back. I do not know if the movie "Cockleshell Heroes" is still out there but it is worth watching.
Scouter Dave
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We travel with our tandem FOLBOT. Join and check out their forum. There is a classified section. The boats are rugged and parts are available for repairs and upgrades.
We like our our Cobra sit on top kayaks and used them for years in All kinds of water conditions. With the style of camping we do now, I can see that a folding boat would be wonderful to have.
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I'll stick with my conventional non folding yak. 
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