This Boat Can’t Flip Over

Rafnar boats are built on the ÖK Hull, a revolutionary hull-and-keel technology that is capable of up to 95% reduced slamming impact, ensuring exceptional dynamic stability and seakeeping performance for vessels, in the most extreme marine environments.

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[briandonnelly]

"The unsinkable ship" that's never gone horribly wrong before! 😂

[coltsfoot]

James Beeching (1788–1858) is credited with inventing the self-righting lifeboat. He was English, and his boat was used for rescues around the coast of England.

[daveturner]

We've had self-righting lifeboats in UK for well over 100 years .They are lifeboats used by the RNLI for rescues at sea from boats and distress in British waters.They are manned by highly trained volunteers and save many lives each year

[annaolsen]

The titanic be keeping pretty quiet after this dropped💀

[Otohmanuye]

The low center of mass and pressurized cabin(as I remember) really make that thing very stable

From all the replies I just gonna change it to this: The Balast system and watertight cabin able to make that thing able to be stable and able to self right itself

[Lester-qt]

The Coast Guard has had them for years.!!

[Jermster_]

"Can't sink"
Mother Nature: Wanna bet

[Dominicanwine-tk]

I believe that is a must feature for all Ocean going boats

[ludix]

The Germans developed these boats too! ❤😂🇩🇪 We have them for our Rescue Boats since the 1960s. It was a english boat constructor James Beeching, who invented a boat like that around 1800.

[Wyklepheph]

Boat can’t sink but your bones can still shatter 😂

[teresawilliams]

Thank goodness for all of the engineers. Also those that dedicated their lives to solving issues that have costs lives.😊

[BARBARYAN.]

You Vikings are truly the architects of all boating. The boat gods as I’ll now call them. They know the ocean so well, there’s no doubt that these men have all of these subconscious memories of constructing beautiful, works with wood and rope. I’d say the nurse are some of the most underrated carpenters in all of mankind. That said, I’m so happy that for the past 50 to 30 years people have been getting more appreciative towards the Scandinavian contributions to the human race.

[jbourner]

England invented these in 1851. They have been a signature part of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) - a volunteer sea rescue organization - ever since.

[flatfoot]

See James Beeching. The Brits built the first self righting rescue boat around 1851.

[michnygaard]

We have them in Denmark, Norway, vi Sweden, Germany, Finland and Faroe island. Do not just say Iceland without being sure. The are used as rescue boats and you find them on ships as rescue as well

[FurryNonsense]

"The boat that can't flip over"
**Video starts with the boat flipping over**

[ToasWower]

Last time a boat was called unsinkable, nature said fck you and hit it with a big ice cube

[BlackFox]

The US Coast Guard has been using a design similar to this waaaay longer. It works by having a large pocket of air in the ship, so when the ship capsizes, the buoyancy of the ship forces it back upright

[theonewhoasked]

Last time when someone said "this boat cant sink" a fucking iceberg decide to answer and prove

Edit: With all my due respect, i have no knowledge in what i was saying. I only write this with my only 1 concious braincells. I sincerly apologise for my mistake