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Folding kayak

A folding kayak is a direct descendant of the original Inuit kayak made of animal skins stretched over frames made from wood and bones. A modern folder has a collapsible frame made of some combination of wood, aluminium and plastic, and a skin made of a tough fabric with a waterproof coating. Many have integral air chambers inside the hull, making them…

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Nodes69
Edges68
Triples174
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.028986
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related to Second World War · 49
Folding kayak → Aust, Australia, Australian, Bordeaux, British, British Mark, British Military, British-led Operation Jaywick, Cairns, Camp-X, Cockle, Commonwealth, COPPS, Detachment, During, English, European, Folboat Kayak Type, For, Fraser Island
related to Cold War and modern use · 32
Folding kayak → Aerius II, Armed Forces, Atlantic Ocean, Canada's TRAK Kayaks, Dr, Eastern European, Feathercraft, Folbot, France, German, Hannes Lindemann, Hermes Sport Company, In, Klepper, Klepper Aerius II, Kleppers, Long Haul, Long Haul Folding Kayaks, Long Haul MK-II, Nautiraid
related to Design · 24
Folding kayak → Dacron, Decks, Each, Feathercraft, Firstlight, Folbot, Fujita, Hermes Sport Company, Hulls, Hypalon, In, Klepper, Klepper Quattro, Long Haul Folding Kayaks, Many, Most, Nautiraid, One, Pouch, PVC
related to Notable owners · 23
Folding kayak → Archdiocesan Museum, British, Buttercup, Courtney, For, His, It, John Paul II, Kraków, Lake Victoria, London, Mediterranean Sea, Over, Poland, River Danube, River Nile, Roger Courtney, SBS, Selfridges, Special Boat Service
related to First models · 17
Folding kayak → Alfred Heurich, Australia, Delphin, German, Germany, Heurich, Isar River, It, Johann Klepper, Klepper, Klepper's Faltboot, Munich, Oskar Speck, Pionier-Faltboot-Werft, Rosenheim, The, The Delphin
related to External links · 13
Folding kayak → Alone At Sea, Foldable Klepper Kayak, FoldingKayaks, GE, Hannes LindemannFolding Kayak Builders, Manual, Minute Assembling, Pouch RZ85Ebook, Record, The, Video, Yostwerks, YouTube
related to Performance · 12
Folding kayak → Aleut, Although, Folders, In, Inuit, Kleppers, Other, Some, The, The Klepper Aerius, This, Yup'ik
is a · 1
Folding kayak → direct descendant of the original Inuit kayak made of animal skins stretched over frames made from wood and bones

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kayaks folding kayak klepper boats made use design used many modern frame skin hull first needed ii military hoehn long

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Folding kayakis adirect descendant of the original Inuit kayak made of animal skins stretched over frames made from wood and bones0.90text
Fujitainstance ofand a few newer boats0.80text
Firstlight use carbon fiber or glass-reinforced plastic tubinginstance ofand a few newer boats0.80text
fibreglass or carbon/kevlarinstance ofThe speed may be comparable to sea kayaks made from composite materials0.80text
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useThe Klepper Aerius II0.60section
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useIn0.60section
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useDr0.60section
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useHannes Lindemann0.60section
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useAtlantic Ocean0.60section
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useAerius II0.60section
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useTheir0.60section
Folding kayakrelated to Cold War and modern useNautiraid0.60section

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