Despite the fact that the Aire Puma Raft and its felid namesake don't even remotely share the same species, the two share one major trait: they're both ambush predators who swiftly tackle their objective. In keeping with a puma's predatory instincts, the Puma Raft prefers difficult-to-maneuver terrain thanks to a short and stiff design to maintain unimpeded levels of maneuverability. Contrary to a puma's solitary behavior, the Puma Raft is best used when operated by a team of two to four people.