Darth Craft: an electric nautical toy for young adventurers

The Darth Craft is an electric nautical toy designed for children and families wishing to introduce youngsters to the joys of sailing. With its inflatable structure and silent motor, it combines buoyancy and maneuverability for safe use.

Compact, safe and innovative, the Darth Craft is an electric watercraft designed for young adventurers. With its extended range, fiberglass hull and customization options, it sets the standard for family water sports.

A watercraft designed for discovering sailing

The safety of young users is an essential criterion in the design of the Darth Craft. Its inflatable envelope enhances stability on the water while minimizing the risk of bumps. Designed for intuitive handling, this miniature jet ski allows children to sail independently, under adult supervision.

Electric motors: a technological and ecological choice

The choice of electric propulsion reduces environmental impact and offers a silent experience, ideal for restricted areas where noise from combustion engines is limited. The advertised autonomy allows extended navigation sessions without interruption, with a range of 2 to 3 hours depending on use.

A compact, portable format

With a length of just 1.70 meters and a load capacity of 100 kg, the Darth Craft is designed for easy transport. It can be stored in its own bag, making it suitable for use on a motorboat, sailboat or even a camper van.

A wide range of models

The Darth Craft is available in several versions to meet the varied needs of users:

  • Splash standard model with fiberglass shell, white inflatable tubes and integrated audio system. Available in three colors: blue, white and sand.
  • Splash Pro top-of-the-range version with carbon-fiber body and premium finishes.
  • Splash Lite a more affordable option with a sleek white shell.
  • Custom Splash : Full customization, including specific colors, materials and markings to suit specific yachts and needs.

Technical features and performance

  • Fiberglass hull: stability and strength.
  • Integrated Bluetooth audio system: Music for every outing on the water.
  • Interactive water cannon: Adds a playful touch to every outing.
  • Maximum speed: 5 knots, ensuring a safe and fun experience.
  • Dimensions: 170 cm x 100 cm.
  • Weight: 30 kg + 5 kg battery.
  • Capacity: 2 people (up to 100 kg).
  • Propulsion: Minn Kotta Johnson Endura C2 34 motor powered by a LifePo4 36Ah battery.
  • Charging time: 2.5 hours with a 15Ah charger.

For local authorities

Aimed at hotels, yacht clubs and yacht toys, the Darth Craft meets a demand for accessible water-based leisure activities suitable for youngsters. Its compact size and light weight make it easy to transport and store.

European manufacturing and Italian design

The Darth Craft is the brainchild of Trieste-based studio Venetian Design and its designer Armin Koren, famous for having designed the world's smallest inflatable boat. Its Slovenian manufacture is based on quality materials guaranteeing sturdiness and weather resistance. Its modern aesthetics and varied colors make it an attractive product for children and leisure facility operators alike.

Performance and ergonomics

The Darth Craft has five forward gears and one reverse gear, making it easy to navigate for young pilots. Its maximum speed is 5 knots it offers a good compromise between safety and the sensation of gliding. Its seat can accommodate two children or an adult, for shared moments of pleasure. Built-in Bluetooth speakers let you listen to music while you navigate.

Regulations and rates

The arrival of new watercrafts like the Darth Craft raises the question of their regulatory framework. At present, these electric watercrafts designed for children are not subject to the same rules as conventional jet skis, but changes in legislation could provide a framework for their use, particularly in terms of safety and navigation in public waters. The Darth Craft sells for 4 500 ? for the basic version without music (+300 ? for the version with music)

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