Almost every news channel has been reporting about
advancements in 3D technology. With the immeasurable success of director James Cameron’s Avatar
(well, actually, not so immeasurable — it is the highest grossing film ever), and now with more movies like
Alice in Wonderland hopping onto the 3D band wagon, it seems the third dimension has become the
latest craze.
It could be because 3D seems to bring the best of two worlds together: observing cool, whimsical and
imaginary worlds while being completely immersed in them. Whether you’re an observer or someone who likes to
get in on the action — deep-down adventure seekers can take to the ocean and experience some real-life
3D
voyages of their very own, with an innovative design of a thrill-seeking classic.
On your next venturesome vacation, it might be wise to try the Molokini kayak, by Clear Blue Hawaii. It is
the innovation that is sure to add another level of excitement to the sport of kayaking or your next trip to
a warm climate. It’s unique in that it’s completely transparent. This allows you to actually see everything
around, and below, you as you’re kayaking away with a friend.
Solo adventurers can still have this “clear water” experience with Clear Blue Hawaii’s Napali model.
Nominated in 2004 for the SGMA award for “Sports Product of the Year,” the Napali kayak is able to fold up so
that it can fit into a hiking backpack. One of the other main features of this stylish kayak is that it
weighs in at only 26 lbs!
These kayaks have been tested in the waters of Hawaii and have also encountered pods of dolphins. Just
imagine actually being able to witness a sight like that without any obstructions from your kayak. It would
be like being at your own, personal aquarium. If you’re still not convinced that this kayak is the epitome of
cool, the company offers rental options, available in places like Hawaii, Bermuda, Australia, Indonesia and
Central America, among others. This way, you can say that you’ve experienced it at least once.
Even with its unique design, safety and durability are not an issue with the Molokini kayaks, as they have
been tested extensively: first being dropped from more than 20 ft. (6.1 metres) above ground, and then having
to endure being ejected from vehicles moving at 70 mph (112.7 km/h). Its counterpart, the Napali, is a
one-person kayak also made with a Carbon Kevlar frame to ensure maximum durability. The imperviousness of the
Molokini can also be attributed to the fact that each kayak is made with a durable polycarbonate material.
This same material is used to make bullet-proof glass, so you can relax while you paddle away and enjoy the
view.•
For more information check out their website, clearbluehawaii.com.
Photos by - Clear Blue
Hawaii
