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Disassembling the Oru Kayak is basically a reversal of the assembly; however there are a few tricks.
Follow these directions to learn how to pack your Oru Kayak back into its box quickly and easily.
Back on land: Folding your Oru Kayak into its box
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Unclip the fairings and FULLY loosen
the end straps at bow and stern.
Remove the foam plug.
Unhook the deck web.
IMPORTANT: Loosen and unhook the
tension strap before removing any
zipper channels.
Unlatch the front and rear coaming
latches.
Remove the zipper channels starting
with ends of the kayak. Remove one
channel at a time by placing your
palm on the zipper. Apply pressure
to remove.
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The shoulder strap makes it easy to carry
the Oru Kayak short distances; for longer
trips we recommend our Oru Pack.
Available at www.orukayak.com
Open the coaming latch. Remove the
rear seat column by unhooking it from
the coaming screw posts.
Unclip the footrest and remove the
stern bulkhead. Bow bulkhead stays in
the kayak and clipped to the bulkhead
keeper.
Remove the floorboard by swiftly pulling
up from the center.
Fold one end inward, compressing it like
an accordion (you can start with the bow
or stern).
Repeat with other end.
Fold the two accordioned ends towards
the middle, to slide past each other.
Push the orange arrow towards the
orange target and the black arrow
towards the black target.
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Continue pushing, in a twisting motion,
until the arrows hit their targets.
Clip and tighten the two sets of
outside deck buckles on either side.
Stash loose components throughout
the box, making sure that they’re
safely positioned.
Place the floorboard over the top
of the box. Place and tighten the
shoulder strap loops over the box.
All packed up and ready to go!
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TIP: Some water may collect inside the plastic
corrugated flutes. To let it escape, stand the assembled
kayak vertically for about 10 minutes to let it drain out.
FOR STEPBYSTEP VIDEO INSTRUCTION
WATCH THE ASSEMBLY VIDEO:
www.orukayak.com/pages/assembly