NRS

16.8 m of floating 6 mm polypropylene gives you the reach you need to pluck that swimmer out of the water. Compact, flattened shape slides easily inside your boat. Foam panels inside the bag keep it afloat for safety and visibility.

A strip of neoprene covers the nylon, protecting it from UV and abrasions. Colored Pennel Orca® is glued on top to complete the patch. D-Rings are stainless steel, and available with 4.5", 6" or 8" patches. (8" patches are good for replacing D-Rings that

High-strength 6 mm UltraLine Water Rescue Rope is suitable for unpinning kayaks as well as rescuing swimmers. The outer bag has a wide hook-and-loop flap and a zipper to facilitate removing the inner bag. Drainage holes in the bag expel water quickly.

Lighter and less expensive than other dry boxes, the NRS Canyon plastic dry box will keep your stuff dry and protected on your boat, in camp, and on the road.

The Oso is a Type III, medium profile PFD delivering 16.5 lbs. (7.5 kg) of flotation. The thin back construction distributes the PlushFit™ foam flotation more broadly to reduce bulk and improve the fit.

The Nora is a Type III, medium profile PFD delivering 16.5 lbs. (7.5 kg) of flotation. A flexible five-panel design effortlessly wraps your body and follows your movements as you paddle, row, fish or swim.

The MightyLight slides easily inside other bags and kayak hatches, offering a great way to organize your gear inside a larger dry bag, backpack, duffel or dry box.
Super lightweight silicone-impregnated ripstop nylon stays soft and supple. The watertight

Constructed with sturdy polyester and designed with a polyester mesh top panel allowing wet gear to breathe. Zippered accessory pocket on the side secures small items, like your wallet, phone and keys.

The removable rubber guard adds bounce to the buckle to prevent unhappy accidents. Beneath the bumper is the same burly NRS cam buckle that has set the standard for strength and reliability since 1978.

It's been trusted by boaters and other outdoor adventurers around the world for over 30 years.

NRS' 2.54 cm wide polypropylene webbing has a tensile strength of 680 kg, so you can lash down your gear with confidence.

The Current has a multi-impact shell combines with an EVA foam liner and a polyurethane sub-shell to effectively dissipate impacts. The Interconnect Retention System securely holds the helmet in place under hydraulic forces.