Alpacka Raft - Rendezvous
Alpacka Raft - Rendezvous
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Handmade in Colorado, USA
Weight & Available Sizes:
One size ~ 4.5kg
Available Material / Colour Options:
Cedar Green 210D
Build Configurations: Open
Integrated Stern TiZip - Cargo Zipper: As standard (XL internal dry bags sold separately, available here)
Shape: Cargo Hull
Tube Diameter: 13-inch
Valve: Temper assist valve for inflation and deflation
Attachments: 4 Bow grab loops, 4 stern grab loops and 1 bow handle
Seating & Fit-Out: Integrated Front Passenger Thwart Seat
Materials: Proprietary 210-denier nylon hull and 840-denier ballistic nylon floor (Made in USA)
Includes: Alpacka Raft packraft, integrated stern TiZip, inflation bag, small basic field repair kit and mesh stuff sack
The Rendezvous
Lighter, affordable, better - Pick all three! Alpacka Raft’s most comfortable two-person model, the Rendezvous replaces the Oryx with an innovative design that uses an integrated central thwart in place of seats. This means lighter overall weight, less bulk, and fewer parts to keep track of which makes packing in a breeze.
On the water, the Rendezvous seats two paddlers like a traditional canoe and is ideal for long days on flatwater lakes and rivers. The rear paddler sits on the stern and the front paddler sits on the thwart. The thwart also stiffens up the hull and makes it possible for either paddler to stand for short periods for casting and scouting. This makes it the best fishing model the Alpacka Raft lineup.
The Aquabound Shred-Apart 240cm paddle is a fantastic fit with the Rendezvous. Use it in canoe configuration when you have two paddlers and want to make time. Use it in kayak paddle configuration so the rear paddler can operate the boat and the front passenger can fish, watch wildlife, or prepare a mid-river lunch.