Well......at least she's cute.

Looks like this canoe/kayak/carboard box tracks as good on water, as a banana does on an ice rink. 

I'm sorry.  Was there a kayak in that video?

That was interesting.  Looks much easier to deploy than stow.  Those of the male persuasion may just want to skip ahead to 2:45.

That was interesting.  Looks much easier to deploy than stow.  Those of the male persuasion may just want to skip ahead to 2:45.

That was the best part of the video.

She was easy on the eyes but the yak needs allot of help. Maybe she could just leave the yak on dry land and stand in the middle of it and rub baby oil all over herself. Ya that's the ticket.

She was easy on the eyes but the yak needs allot of help. Maybe she could just leave the yak on dry land and stand in the middle of it and rub baby oil all over herself. Ya that's the ticket.

Mmmmm baby oil...... 

Looks much easier to deploy than stow.

They always are. 

Who did the narration on that thing, Mr Rogers? I think the two greatest lines were, "Pull the wings apart, like unfolding a butterfly" and toward the end as lovely Laura is bouncing up and down, "And yes, you can even play horsey...yee, hah"

As for the kayak(?), I'm probably not going to run out anytime soon and purchase one, but that video will probably receive a million hits in no time. 

Wow...what a high-performance "kayak" 

At around 3:30, she almost falls in the lake! 

Thanks for the laughs (and schadenfreude) INSAYN

am wondering if it even placed in the annual Cardboard Boat regatta??

in the 60's Raplh Nader tore GM a new tailpipe when he helped write Unsafe at Any Speed, featuring the Chevy Corvair. Bet he'd love this one..

The unbuckled PFD looks like it would fit a line backer and probably pop right off of her in the event of a roll over.   

The best feature is if Laura gets too tired to paddle back across the lake, just one duck fart will blow her right back home.

The best feature is if Laura gets too tired to paddle back across the lake, just one duck fart will blow her right back home.

 

I am thinking it was originally sold as a portable watering trough for horses.  When sales never took off, they decided to go a different direction.   

Who did the narration on that thing, Mr Rogers? I think the two greatest lines were, "Pull the wings apart, like unfolding a butterfly" and toward the end as lovely Laura is bouncing up and down, "And yes, you can even play horsey...yee, hah"

Hysterical

What would Laura do if the wind picked up?
(WWLD)