The two-piece removable handlebar, high-pressure hand pump, and high-volume electric pump are all included inside an easy-load rolling travel bag that’s portable, stowable, and ready for your next adventure. Toss it into the back of your car, load it into the RV, or check it on flight–with the iEclipse, adventure is everywhere. And like all Mirage inflatables, the iEclipse is easy to set up and even easier to transport. Its intuitive, one-handed steering system attaches directly to the handlebar and board with an easy-to-use steering system that can turn on a dime with a simple push or pull of the lever. Featuring MirageDrive GT pedal propulsion, every step on the iEclipse powers you forward with ease. High-tech diagonal dropstitch construction allows the iEclipse to inflate to 10 PSI, giving you the same rugged rigidity and nimble performance as the original Eclipse, but in an incredibly lightweight package you can take anywhere. Its new and improved hull construction reduces weight while increasing durability. The iEclipse features an extra-wide standing platform with EVA standing pads for rock-solid stability in wind, waves, and wake. It offers remarkable rigidity and the same nimble performance as the Eclipse, but in an ultra-lightweight and portable package. Hobie Fishfinder Install Kit - Lowrance Ready Sold Out.
More information is available at the Mirage iEclipse, the first inflatable, pedal-powered standup board. A range of kayak accessories and carts for sale from Sailsport Marine showroom in Traverse City. Additionally, a summer on one of these will make for some killer calve muscles. Will the Mirage Eclipse be the next big thing? Who knows, but it does make some sense to take advantage of our stronger lower bodies rather than just our arms. Additionally, the 12-0 can carry an impressive 275 lbs so the kids or the dogs can Gear tie downs will keep your odds and ends in place and the rudder kicks up to avoid catching on shallow bottoms. The larger 12-0 model is a manageable 48 lbs with available wheeled trailers. The aluminum alloy handlebar and sideways-oriented under-board paddles are all you need to pop onto the board to hit the water. The Mirage Eclipse is constructed out of Advanced Composite Epoxy that should survive the trip in the car just fine. They come in 10-5 and 12-0 models (10’6” and 12’5” respectively) and in solar yellow and lunar blue colors. The Mirage Eclipse is essentially a stand-up paddleboard that traded its paddle for a pair of foot pedals and a handlebar. Remember when paddleboards were the oddest toys on the water? Those days are long past as Hobie unveils its Mirage Eclipse, another “world’s first watercraft” that’s likely to turn heads this summer.
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