| | | "We just pick it up and put it in the back of the pickup" My wife gave me the FoldCat as a birthday gift - it was a complete surprise. I keep it inflated in a garage. We just pick it up & put it in the back of the pickup; it fits perfectly. My wife carries one side & I carry the other. - 375fc ownerNrman Ochs, Ganbury, TX "Like Sea Eagle says, it only takes 5 minutes to assemble the FoldCat" I have a camper that I tow behind our minivan and I needed a boat I could take with me. An boat inflatable boat seemed like the most sensible thing. I chose the FoldCat because of its light weight. My wife and I are both retired and I needed something we could pick up by ourselves. like Sea Eagle says, it only takes 5 minutes to assemble the FoldCat — not long at all from the car trunk to the water. And it's not difficult; the FoldCat is very easy to assemble. The FoldCat has a stable platform for me to fish from. I have the smallest Mnnfota motor you can buy and it goes through the water pretty well at high speed. I was real impressed by that. Between fishing trips, I keep it deflated in my basement and throw it in the back of the minivan when I go out. - 375fc ownerRon Mesarick, LYNCHBURG VA "This Cat Loves Water" The advertising claims seemed impossible. How could a portable pontoon boat that can be stowed in any RV (or car trunk) go from the carrying boat bags to the water in five minutes? How could a boat that doesn't require nuts and bolts to assemble its frame provide adequate stability for two adults and their fishing gear? And can a craft that features two 360-degree swivel boat seats, four rod holders, oars, oar locks, a motor mount and Not only is all this true, but it also tells only part of the FoldCat story. Made by Sea Eagle, the new FoldCat is so well engineered and made — utilizing quadruple overlap seams and tough 1000 Denier hull material — that Ring anglers may jettison their other boats manufacturer in favor of this 12' 4" x 4 4" craft that can safely hold up to 650 pounds. Since the FoldCat is easily stowed, marine trailers and car-topping are no longer necessary. Since it has a very shallow draft, the FoldCat can maneuver in waters usually braved only by boat kayaks and boat canoes, yet it's stable enough for two men to stand safely. With a 75-pound hull, the FoldCat weighs far less than other two-man pontoon boats and, unlike those vessels, it doesn't have the same porous outer bags that tend to get waterlogged and harbor mildew In fact, the FoldCat may be the perfect boat for RVers and anyone who appreciates the genius of traveling fast and light. | | |