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Video: New AirFusion EVO Inflatable Hi-Pressure Kayak from Advanced Elements

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Our latest video on the new AirFusion EVO – Advanced Elements’ first all-dropstitch, hi-pressure inflatable performance kayak.

Compact and lightweight, the 32 lb EVO features aluminum alloy poles, 6-8 PSI main tubes and a narrower 24 inch beam, resulting in a rigid system that paddles well, glides smoothly, and handles waves/chop with ease.
The AirFusion EVO looks great, paddles well, and it’s fast! The rugged, hydrodynamic skin sheds water easily while built-in sleeves, printed alignment lines and the pole shock-cord system simplify assembly. Integrated storage makes it a great choice for extended explorations. With the compact size and included backpack, the EVO becomes highly portable, easily fitting in the trunk of a car.
For more info on set up, features, specification and performance, see our detailed product review/write-up with photos on the Advanced Elements AirFusion EVO inflatable Kayak. To purchase, visit the EVO product page at AirKayaks.com. 

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Video: Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Inflatable Kayak

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Our latest AirKayaks video on the AE1012 AdvancedFrame inflatable touring kayak from Advanced Elements, which updates our previous video from 2007.

The AdvancedFrame inflatable kayak from Advanced Elements, a classic model blending performance, price and portability. At 10 ft 5 inches, a weight of 33 lbs and a 350 lb payload, the AdvancedFrame is perfect for all ages and experience levels. It’s maneuverable, speedy, and glides through the water. Great for lakes, small rapids, rivers, bays and coastlines.
Also read our detailed writeup – Product Review: New Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Inflatable Kayak – which covers setup, features, specifications and performance.
To purchase or for more info, visit our AE1012 AdvancedFrame product page at AirKayaks.com.

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Video: Expedition Elite Inflatable Touring Kayak from Advanced Elements

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Our latest AirKayaks video on the new Expedition Elite inflatable touring kayak from Advanced Elements.

At 13 ft in length and a capacity of 450 lbs, the 42 lb Expedition Elite is comfortable for long paddles along the ocean yet can carry enough gear for an extended trip. The streamlined body – in conjunction with the 4-6 PSI high pressure floor – provides great tracking and glide. Great for lakes, calmer rivers, bays and coastal ocean.
Also read our detailed writeup – Product Review: New Advanced Elements Expedition Elite Hi-Pressure Inflatable Kayak – which covers setup, features, specifications and performance.
To purchase or for more info, visit our AE1009-XE Expedition Elite product page at AirKayaks.com.

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New Video: Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame DS-XLC Inflatable Kayak

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Our most recent video on the new AE1044DS Series – the AdvancedFrame DS-XLC from Advanced Elements, with zip-off deck. Now 5 inches longer than the standard AdvancedFrame with minimal increase in weight. The streamlined body – in conjunction with the high pressure floor – provides better tracking and increased glide. A removable deck allows the kayak to be paddled enclosed with a spray skirt, or open for more room. See video details on performance, setup and features.

An AirKayaks exclusive! For more details, visit the AdvancedFrame DS-XLC product page on AirKayaks.com. You can also see our Detailed Product Review on the XLC on our WordPress Blog.

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New Video: Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame DS-XL Inflatable Kayak

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Our most recent video on the new AE1044DS – the AdvancedFrame DS-XL from Advanced Elements. Now 5 inches longer than the standard AdvancedFrame with minimal increase in weight. The streamlined body – in conjunction with the high pressure floor – provides better tracking and increased glide.  See video details on performance, setup and features.

An AirKayaks exclusive! For more details, visit the AdvancedFrame DS-XL product page on AirKayaks.com. You can also see our Detailed Product Review on our blog.

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Using an Advanced Elements Convertible DS Inflatable Kayak in an RV

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Kayaking from a different perspective!
We get many questions on kayaks for camping, flying, traveling and RVs. Check out this cool video put together by David and Brenda Bott.  Tired of doing the same thing “day in and day out”, the Botts are now traveling the country in their Tiffin Allegro Bus 45LP RV Coach – in fact, for nearly the past year they have been living full-time on-the-road with their extended family of furry friends.
Of course, as one travels there are many nifty paddling opportunities. Tired of looking for rental kayaks, David and Brenda took the plunge with an Advanced Elements Convertible DS inflatable kayak. The maiden voyage was captured on video using a single GoPro3 with a clamp mount that was moved around the kayak for front and back shots. The aerial portion taken from a Quadcoptor using FPV, First Person Video.

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As David said, “I have been flying a UAV for three years … As we travel the country we try to capture video using the UAV and have some wonderful views … we also support the Seg4Vets Foundation which helps our wounded warriors by giving them back mobility via the training and use of a Segway.  The quadcoptor was used at the Alamo to document an award presentation for the veterans.”
They have also chronicled their first Convertible DS set up with video footage which took place inside their RV (lucky for them they have a long one – our little Boler is only 10 feet long!)
Follow David and Brenda around the country by reading their travel adventures at http://www.OutsideOurBubble.com! And check out their collection of Aerial Video Footage around the country on YouTube!
 

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