Cruise Around The Water Like An Atari Videogame Spaceship With This Triangle-Shaped Boat

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We’re not quite sure about the virtues of cruising the water on a triangle-shaped boat. If you’re looking for something much different than the kayaks and canoes littering your local bodies of water, however, you’ll definitely take a liking to the Tinnie 10.

Designed by Joey Ruiter, it’s a small boat with a three-sided hull, allowing you to streak through the water like the speeding tip of an arrow (or like a spaceship in Atari videogames from the early 80s). It doesn’t matter you’re racing in a river, cruising in a lake, or exploring a heavily-flooded neighborhood, this thing will make for an impressive if not totally attention-grabbing presence in the water.

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The Tinnie 10 measures just 10 feet long and 6.3 feet wide, with a weight of 173 pounds, so you and a companion should have no trouble getting it in and out of the water. It’s powered by a four-stroke engine putting out horsepower, with upgrade options to either 10 horsepower or an electric motor, so you can cross waters in pure stealth mode like a sneaky supervillain. Features include a transom height of just 15 inches, a powder-coated aluminum hull, white oak plank flooring, and a two-person bench upholstered in Xorel textile. The boat can support up to 500 pounds of weight.

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No pricing is listed, but you can learn more about the Tinnie 10 from Joey Ruiter’s website.

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