Platforms That Earn Every Mile
Shamrocket — Hobie Getaway
The primary expedition platform. Trailerable, beachable, 24-inch draft — Shamrocket goes places larger boats can only anchor and stare at. Inside the reef. Up against the caye. Into the mangrove channel. Onto the beach where the people are. Built for real work in real conditions, not for showing well at the dock. This is where skills are earned: boat handling under pressure, beach landings in surf, weather judgment when the forecast is wrong, and the quiet confidence that comes from doing things correctly when no one is watching.
DRAGR — Expedition Sled
Magnum Jet Sled: 71" L × 42" W × 16" H. HDPE construction with fitted dark-gray canvas cover. Nearly watertight gear storage that protects expedition equipment from spray, rain, mud, and road grit while keeping the load organized, accessible, and ready to deploy without a search operation. On-water, DRAGR tows behind Shamrocket on a bridle — keeping critical gear secured and off the tramp when conditions demand it. Named for good reason. The raven that guards the gear.
EcoFlow Delta 3 — Solar Power
Portable, modular lithium power architecture providing silent, fuel-free onboard energy. Recharged via flexible solar panels during the day or standard AC when available ashore. Supports navigation electronics, communications, lighting, refrigeration, and auxiliary systems without any dependence on combustion propulsion. The expedition runs on sun and wind. Zero diesel. Zero noise. Zero compromise on energy independence.
Torqeedo — Electric Propulsion
2.5 HP equivalent outboard. Integrated 915 Wh lithium battery. Silent direct-drive at 33 dB with instantaneous throttle response. Solar-rechargeable. Integrated GPS-based range calculation. IP67 waterproof. When the reef needs to be approached quietly — when you want to arrive without announcing it — this is the system that gets you there. The Garífuna fisherman who has been working this caye since childhood deserves better than a two-stroke waking up the neighborhood.
Quencha 2-Second Tent
Rapid-deploy windproof and waterproof shelter for use at anchor when conditions turn cold, rainy, or mosquito-heavy. Provides protected sleeping or gear staging while maintaining full expedition mobility and quick breakdown capability. The trampoline is the preferred sleeping platform when conditions allow — stars overhead, water beneath, nothing between you and the Caribbean night. When they don't allow it, this deploys in two seconds flat and you're dry in three.
