Anfibio Revo XL Packraft overview.

Anfibio Revo XL Packraft overview.
This is a game changer of a packraft, perfect for white water, calmwater and with the 70l tube bags as standard it's a great expedition packraft.
The Revo XL by Anfibio is a new design in packrafts with the unique twin tail and a new design of self bailer.
Main points of the Revo XL by Anfibio:
VenturiTube - the closable bailing hose
TwinTailTM - the V-shaped double tail of a surfboard
Comfort BackBand - the combination of backstrap and backrest
5P ThighStraps - the ergonomically adjustable harness system
stiff floor mat - the stiff and profiled floor
Further Specifications of the Anfibio Revo XL
Ships with:
Pack strap
Inflation bag
Inflatable floor mat
Packseat light
5P thigh straps
Comfort BackBand
Repair kit (tube and floor material)
Manual
Foam Seat (optional)
Material
Tubes: 210den Urethane Nylon (single-sided, multiple coating and gloss surface finish)
Floor: 840den Urethane Nylon (double-sided, multiple coating and surface finish)
Seats: 210den PU laminated Nylon
TubeBags: 210den Urethane Nylon (one-side single coated)
Spraydeck: 75den Urethane RipStop-Nylon (single side coated)
Construction
Asymmetric and tapering hull tubes with rocker (upturned, pointy bow), double stern (TwinTailTM), overlapping and profiled floor, sealable bailing hose, 8 grab loops, 10 mounts for Comfort BackBand and thigh straps, main non-return valve, mount for fin/skeg
Workmanship
Glue-free construction with sewn and welded seams
Weight
Boat (with TubeBags) without equipment: 2750g
Inflatable floor: 760g
Comfort BackBand: 160g
Packseat Light: 130g
Boat (with TubeBags) complete: 3800g
Thigh straps: 145g
Foamt seat
Pack strap: 25g
Inflation bag: 100g
Repair fabric: 20g
Dimensions*
Inner
Length: 135cm
Width: 36cm
Outer
Length: 247cm
Width: 92cm
Waterline: 220cm
Tube diameter: 28cm
Packing size:
without TubeBags: about 30 x 20cm
with TubeBags: about 30 x 25cm
Speed: 5kph
Buoyancy: 170kg
Available colors: Silverlake blue-Yellow, Silverlake blue
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[@UnchartedPaddle]

Very nice review. Europe seems to have a much better selection of packrafts than the USA. Hopefully the idea catches on here.

[@Vildmark]

It’s getting very popular here now.

[@hazzardoutdoors]

Looks like a winner mate look forward to seeing the self bailer. Need to fit a skeg to mine. Think the best way could be with velcro...

[@Vildmark]

You can buy the mounts with the skegs from Tirio I believe.

[@hazzardoutdoors]

@@Vildmark I know mate it's just making that jump of sticking it on

[@BramleyProductions]

Hi, a really super informative video on the Packraft Anfibio Revo XL. I have been looking at these with a view to buying one! I have been canoeing/kayaking since I joined my school canoe club way back in 1974 and we built our own fibreglass canoes back then! No H&S safety to worry about back then they would never let 14 year old do that today. And now at 63, I am very fit and active and I still canoe in fair weather today. I digress my question is why the bag inflation system? As this kind of puts me off as looks tricky. And not that easy and looks very time-consuming! Maybe it's not? But can you inflate with a normal pump? If you do so wish. Thanks, for the great video I have learnt so much more from your video, and it has pushed me closer to buying one for sure. Thanks, Kev.

[@Vildmark]

Hi there. The bag is just due to it being light and once you get used to it it isn’t difficult. You can buy small battery pumps which work well kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoOYpnd7jceGZ9E One packraft to look at is the Microraft by mrs kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKGtcqB5qbt5pc0 If you take a look at the series in Sweden last year you will see there benefit. kzbin.info/aero/PLC4XQXYeQTQT7_wQLJI5H7Im5L8uveMrs All the best and thanks for watching.

[@Vildmark]

Also the bonus with the mrs packraft is there’s a distributor in the UK so you won’t pay the import duty that you mighthave to with the Anfibio packraft

[@BramleyProductions]

@@Vildmark Thanks re the pump issue I asked about! Having had so many inflatable boats over the years from very big Avon sports boats to small ones I just found this bag idea a very strange system of inflation but well if it works! That's good enough. Liked re the link you gave on the Microraft MRS sadly I see that model is out of stock right now on the UK website shop, I was looking at it with no date for any being available again. But I think I have to have one basically I still water paddle these days on lakes and slow rivers it would go so well with the e-bike I use these days! Thanks for your super quick answers. And great videos Kev.

[@Vildmark]

I believe they have stock coming in soon. I’ll check with them for you.

[@Celisar1]

Very nice review! I like the boat very much but somehow my trousers always get quite wet from paddling. that’s why I think a boat with some cover on top is better than an open one. Do you have water repellent trousers or normal ones?

[@Vildmark]

Water repellent for normal paddling and drysuit for WW

[@Celisar1]

@@Vildmark thanks!

[@Fellmandave1]

Brilliant review. Thanks Mark. Seriously looking at this model for sea and river fun for me, camping gear and dog. Looking at other models for me plus 1 kid too, any suggestions? Is this best bought direct from Anfibio? Sorry about the questions. I know how it feels to be a youtube information service!

[@Vildmark]

Have a look at the Microraft XL by MRS available in UK from paqualife.co.uk. I have a discount code for them if your interested. That would be big enough for you plus one. There’s a review video of the Microraft in the channel. As for the Anfibio Revo best to buy direct from Anfibio.

[@Fellmandave1]

@Vildmark thanks. Just had a look, quite a bit more money than the antifibio though eh? Please send me the discount code! We are actually on holiday right now in Croatia and we always bring the paddleboard but it's a bit of a lump so a lighter alternative would be good.

[@Vildmark]

If you’re Uk based don’t forget you’ll have import tax on the Anfibio gear. Discount code for paqualife: VILDMARK5

[@Fellmandave1]

Thanks for the help on this one. I have ordered one, and it is just clearing customs! I went through packraft adventures, who were very helpful.

[@Vildmark]

@Fellmandave1 they had to order it in? Might as well have gone straight to Anfibio in that case and cut out the middleman. Although they have to deal with customs. I haven’t had any dealings with packraft adventure since the split from tirio.

[@andreallanbusarello]

Hi, I am looking to buy a packraft to paddle rivers in Ireland. I am wondering how do the packrafts handle weirs. Can you just go through them or do I need to portage?

[@Vildmark]

Some Packrafts can handle up to grade 3 ww and some even more. Have a look at the MRS Microraft kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKGtcqB5qbt5pc0si=W6XYk1ATEozgXCjH 5% discount code from the UK distributor Paqualife available.

[@ypcyc]

Thanks for nice review! I'm planning to buy Revo XL for bikepacking. I don't have ay other gear, so do you think Buoy Boy and Anfibio Vertex Tour would be nice addition? :)

[@Vildmark]

It depends on where you will paddle. If your paddling calm water and using it for expeditions then the buoy boy is great. If your paddling white water then I’d recommend the vertex tour or a similar pfd. Concerning bike rafting. Please remember that this raft is not specifically designed for that. Perhaps look at the Alpacka Caribou or the GP cargo (this is available from Anfibio) www.packrafting-store.de/Packrafts/Other-brands/GP-Cargo::1198.html

[@ypcyc]

@@Vildmark calm water at least in the beginning :) Do you experience with Wave and Vertex Tour paddles?

[@ypcyc]

@@Vildmark sorry, I haven't check the full text of your comment. Why do you think GP CARGO is better for bikerafting, because of higher buoyancy and loops for lashing the equipment?

[@Vildmark]

It’s designed for carrying weight at the front. A bike will balance better on the front. Check out this video and you’ll see how the bike sits. kzbin.info/www/bejne/np-nfaKFptaXhsU They don’t sit will in rafts not designed for bikes.

[@ypcyc]

@@Vildmark I was hoping inflatable floor in Revo XL will help with balancing the load and buoyancy :( By the way how do Anfibio calculate buoyancy? In specification it is 170kg, but without inflatable floor it will be less?

[@jm-bv1wh]

Nice video. I see that it has a skeg mount - have you tried using it with a skeg? Thanks.

[@Vildmark]

No I haven’t tried it with the skeg.