A few years ago I picked up a cheap hammock from the grocery store on sale. One of those cheap things. Anyway, the mat has rotted away. I’m hoping to find a cheap replacement and coming up short. Google is utter trash at this point and only wants to push complete kits. For sure someone is selling a replacement without the stand. 6.5’x3’
Any tips?
So, I happen to have two Bote Aero Lonos and I’m super interested in learning how wind works.
https://www.boteboard.com/products/lono-aero-inflatable-kayak
It is sort of modular in that the rear deck and seat can be left off to make it a “SUP”. When inflated to 14psi it’s rigid as wood.
I’m certain that what I really want is a Hobie Islander or any old rotten $500 catamaran but those necessitate a trailer and the Islanders are expensive / rare in my area.
I feel like I could fashion the two Lonos together in a way that would make /r/ DIYfail flinch. It’d either be a hack together kit like [this](https://www.sailboatstogo.com/content/Katamayak?srsltid=AfmBOoox14d-dN2haIHAnaSdj-5S6Hl15bYhA1GwChMDw5cM\_xkUVnnC).
Or something more homebrew like [this](https://kayakamaran.com/sailing-setup/). I could possibly start with a drop stitch 7’x7’ square float pad but I figure that would be less rigid than tube / ladder.
How dumb would building my own Kayakamaran actually be?
Thoughts on what kind of mast equipment I’d want to clear over sitting height? I’d probably want to start small until I learned to avoid turtling in my gust mountain lakes. I’m also not terribly opposed to running one hull with outriggers.
Give me your thoughts. Give me suggestions to make it happen. WindSUP kits? Tell me what parts I’m being most dumb about. Let’s hear it.