5/16/2006 07:01:00 AM
The Ultimate Sailing Kayak
You can sail a normal kayak by rigging a downwind or conventional-type sail to it which is nothing new but this is an entirely new and innovative kayak designed for sailing! This performance sailing kayak can reach speeds of 10 knots or more sailing in up to 25 knots of wind!
Have a look at this exciting unique kayak from TRIAK. Check out the photos and videos as well.
Guess what I would like to have for Father’s Day! Well, it’s only USD4,750/-
The unique design of the TRIAK is like no other boat on the water, exhilarating performance for sailing and kayaking enthusiasts alike. Its patented wing and dual outrigger design make it an incredibly stable craft. The foldable sail rig let's you switch between sailing and paddling in seconds from the cockpit for amazing versatility. A high performance sail plan combined with hydrofoils attached to the outriggers make the TRIAK a true performer in the wind. The TRIAK is ready for a few hours of fun on the bay or a multi-day adventure wherever you can imagine.
Stumble It!7 Comments:
At Tuesday, 16 May, 2006 
HappySurfer said:
At Tuesday, 16 May, 2006 Francis Ho said:
its sunny n hot over here in Kuching. KL probably could do with the water. ;)
Happy Teacher's Day to all the teachers!
At Tuesday, 16 May, 2006 HappySurfer said:
Too much rain here in KL already. Just last week, there were flashfloods in which a few cars were swept off their tyres by the waters. And when there's no rain, it's really, really hot here. An upset in our ecological system, I suppose.
At Tuesday, 16 May, 2006 Wuching said:
At Tuesday, 16 May, 2006 Robin CHAN said:
better if it has a motor.. then no need to paddle..
Run Robin Run!
At Tuesday, 16 May, 2006 HappySurfer said:
At Tuesday, 16 May, 2006 Pandabonium said:
For that price, though, I think I'd rather have a nice small sailboat AND my kayak.
The weather here in KL is one of impending heavy downpour as the sky is rumbling with distant thunder and ominous darkness. It's probably raining elephants downtown looking at the sky in that direction. No matter - Good morning!