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The Oru Beach is compact and light. Take advantage of this by
lifting rather than dragging it, to avoid scratching the bottom of
the kayak.
How to transport the Oru Beach:
• Carry the box with the shoulder strap for short trips. For lon-
ger trips, use the Oru Pack, the custom-designed backpack.
• DO NOT carry your Oru Beach on top of a car or trailer. If
transporting in a car, fold it into its box form and stash it
inside.
• The kayak can also be carried as an assembled boat by using
the neoprene carrying handles located on either end of the
kayak, or the plastic handles on either side of the cockpit.
• The best way to fly with your Oru Beach is to pack it in the
Oru Pack and check it in. Airlines measure luggage as length
+ width + height , so the Oru Beach is 75”. Most often airlines
do not charge an additional baggage fee for the Oru Kayak,
but some airlines may.
The Oru Beach is designed to be used ONLY in sheltered flat
waters, lakes, and slow-moving rivers. It is NOT designed for
fast-moving water, rough water, or large surf.
The Oru Beach is a recreational kayak and does not have wa-
terproof bulkheads. If it capsizes, the entire kayak will fill with
water and can sink.
• Whenever possible, enter the Oru Beach from a dock or a
place where the kayak is floating in the water. If beach land-
ings or launches are required, choose a location with smooth
sand or mud to minimize abrasion.
• DO NOT scrape or drag the kayak, especially on sharp sur-
faces.
• DO NOT use or fold your Oru Kayak in air temperatures be-
low freezing (32°F/0°C). The kayak’s plastic hull can become
brittle and crack at temperatures below freezing.
5/ Transporting your Oru Beach 6/ Recommended usage
WARNING
The Oru Beach is designed to be used ONLY in sheltered at
waters, lakes, and slow-moving rivers. It is NOT designed for
fast-moving water, rough water, or large surf.
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