The IZIBoat catamaran is a portable take on the vessel design that's ready to provide operators with the ability to set it up for use almost anywhere and anytime. The vessel has been designed by architect and self-taught windsurfer. François Tessier through more than 10 prototypes before being extensively tested by 1,600 novice sailors. The vessel is constructed with a series of polyester resin on fiberglass twin hulls that have been coated in gel to further protect against abrasions when dragged on the sand.
The IZIBoat catamaran offers seating for up to four crew members with a total weight rating of 617-pounds. An electric motor will help the vessel achieve a top sailing speed of 15-knots.
Folding Electric Catamarans
The IZIBoat Collapses Down When Not in Use for Easy Towing
Trend Themes
1. Portable Watercraft - The trend of portable watercrafts like the IZIBoat catamaran provides opportunities for lightweight, collapsible designs that can be easily transported and set up.
2. Electric Marine Vehicles - The trend of electric marine vehicles, exemplified by the IZIBoat catamaran, presents opportunities for environmentally friendly and efficient water transportation solutions.
3. User-tested Design - The trend of user-tested design, seen in the extensive testing of the IZIBoat catamaran by novice sailors, allows for iterative development and improvement of marine vessels.
Industry Implications
1. Recreational Watercraft - The recreational watercraft industry can explore lightweight, collapsible designs and electric propulsion systems to cater to the trend of portable and eco-friendly watercraft.
2. Marine Technology - The marine technology industry can develop innovative materials and design techniques to enhance the performance and durability of portable watercraft like the IZIBoat catamaran.
3. Outdoor Adventure Tourism - The outdoor adventure tourism industry can offer unique experiences and expeditions using portable watercrafts that can be easily transported and deployed in various locations.