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Anfibio Nano SL, Nano RTC and Nano XL: ultralight packrafts in real use
Technical specs, review videos and trip reports from Judith and Chris: we've been out with the Nano SL and the Nano RTC since 2020, from Norway to the Alps.
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The models
Anfibio Nano SL
The lightest of the three, 830 g according to the manufacturer.
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Anfibio Nano XL
More interior space and load capacity, just 1240 g according to the manufacturer.
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Anfibio Nano RTC
With a roll-top closure, only 1050 g according to the manufacturer.
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Our videos
Our videos are in German. On YouTube, most of them are automatically dubbed into English, and some reviews have an English voice-over.
Long-term test: Anfibio Nano, Nano RTC and RTC XL
Our detailed long-term test of the Nano family: we show the Nano, the Nano RTC and the RTC XL in detail and explain which model suits which adventure.
From the blog
- Nano SL, Nano XL or Nano RTC: which packraft is right for you?
- Packrafting in Rago National Park, Norway
- Sailing with a packraft: our test with the Nanos
- Setup and packing: how to pack the Nano
Photos
Glacier lake in Switzerland 
Crystal-clear water at the Eibsee 
Paddling in Rago National Park 
In front of the glacier in Switzerland 
Day trip at the Eibsee 
Ready to go: from hiking onto the water
About this site
We're Judith and Chris. We've been paddling packrafts since 2017 and have had the Nano SL and Nano RTC with us on our trips since 2020. More about us on the About us page.