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Comparison and test of inflatable, folding, and rigid-hull boats: Features - Advantages and disadvantages - Intended uses - Buying advice Boat models featured in the video: Inflatable boats - Grabner Escape, Gumotex Swing, (Decathlon) Itiwit X 500, Advanced Elements Convertible Folding boats - Klepper Aerius II, Nortik Argo Rigid-hull boats - Prijon Enduro 450, Bavaria Rallye Arts-Outdoors is my preferred supplier for paddling equipment. If you use this link for your purchase, I receive a small commission. This supports my channel at no extra cost to you: www.arts-outdoors.de?aff=24 With the code ToBo500, you'll receive an exclusive discount of €10 on orders over €500, and with the code ToBo1000, you'll receive a discount of €20 on orders over €1000. This applies to the entire product range. With my code, you'll receive an additional 2% discount on your entire order when you purchase a GRABNER KAYAK* at WWW.GRABNER.COM (on top of the 3% discount already offered). This offer is valid until December 31, 2023. Simply select your kayak and desired accessories and redeem the code in your shopping cart. With my code, you'll receive an additional 2% discount on your entire order when you purchase a GRABNER KAYAK* at WWW.GRABNER.COM. This offer is valid until December 31, 2023. Simply select your kayak and desired accessories and redeem the code in your shopping cart. MY CODE: ToBoFilm55 GRABNER KAYAKS: https://www.grabner.com/shop/produkte... (*Not applicable to already discounted items, cannot be combined with other offers) You can also support my work by shopping online at one of the largest retailers for paddling equipment in German-speaking countries, Sport Schröer, using my link: https://www.sport-schroeer.de/?a_cid=... This, of course, won't cost you a single extra cent. Considerations regarding special boat types and designs: In this video, I'm referring more or less exclusively to rigid, folding, and inflatable boats. However, there are now many special and hybrid designs of these boat categories on the market. For example, there are so-called hybrid boats, like the Scubies from Nortik, which aim to combine the respective advantages of folding and inflatable boats, but unfortunately also their disadvantages. They are not as quick and easy to assemble and not as robust as inflatable boats, but also not as fast as a true folding boat. Nevertheless, these boats can be just right for certain uses. In fact, many folding and inflatable boats today already feature hybrid elements – such as folding boats with air tubes or inflatable boats with some rigid elements on the hull or keel. Special inflatable boats include the lightweight and small packrafts, which, while slow, are well-suited for whitewater and fit into almost any standard backpack. I have doubts about the long-term durability of so-called origami boats, such as the Nortik Fold or the Oru Kayaks, which are folded from a single sheet of plastic. These boats score points for their quick and easy assembly, but are still quite unwieldy when folded. They are also likely less suitable for heavy use and longer tours. Then there are modular kayaks, which are actually rigid-hulled boats that can be disassembled into three or more parts. These boats are usually made of polyethylene, such as the Natseq from Kayak Innovations, the modular boats from Point 65 N Kayaks, or the spectacular Pakayak Bluefin, where the modules can even be plugged into each other. Despite being disassembled, these kayaks are still far too large to be easily transported on buses and trains. Furthermore, these boats are even heavier than standard polyethylene kayaks. This negates, in my opinion, the significant advantages of non-rigid boats. Therefore, modular kayaks can only be true alternatives to folding or inflatable boats for specific applications. However, these boats can certainly be a good fit for some water sports enthusiasts; for example, for people who frequently travel in camper vans. Despite being disassembled, these kayaks are still far too large to be easily transported on buses and trains. Music: Journey - Atch   / atch-music   Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0 Free Download/Stream: https://bit.ly/atch-journey Music promoted by Audio Library    • Journey – Atch (No Copyright Music)