GRIFFON RAFT
GRIFFON RAFT was made by explorer Tomotake Agata to create what he wants and needs in his own activities, adapting them to the Japanese body shape. The brand's flagship product is the packraft (an inflatable raft that fits in a backpack), and also products from German, Chinese, Spanish, and other brands are available.
What is GRIFFON RAFT's craftsmanship?
Create something that you can use or need for your exploratory activities.
Genki Shokai, which operates GRIFFON RAFT and GENRYUROCK, was started by its representative, Agata, with the idea of introducing things he found interesting and liked. His desire has never wavered, and he himself, who is still active as an explorer, gives shape to what he wants in his activities, uses it, and brushes up on it.
One of the products of GRIFFON RAFT we first think of is the Packraft, a lightweight, compact, and foldable boat. Because it is small enough to fit in a backpack, it allows users to enjoy hiking up on the way there and rafting down a river on the way back. It can be taken to places that are difficult to enter with large luggage, and has recently been attracting attention in Japan, from outdoor beginners to advanced users.
“I want to deliver items that will make people plan more fun by having them in their hands.” Agata runs GRIFFON RAFT with such a desire. Today, in order to propose fun to as many people as possible, he plays in nature, savors it to the fullest, and reflects his thoughts in his craftsmanship.
Brand's Signature Gear
GRIFFON RAFT Streuss
This packraft is suitable for beginners to advanced users. Weighing approximately 3 kg, it is compact and becomes a cylinder with dimensions of 25 cm x 35 cm when folded. It offers all-around use, from still water to whitewater rafting and fishing.
