RAFTS AND INFLATABLES

NRS Pennel Orca® Raft handles provide a strong, durable grip for carrying your raft or cataraft to and from the water. Tough Pennel Orca material covers the burly 1.5" nylon webbing handle.

Rugged heavy-duty mesh with reinforced seam for maximum durability. Drawstring closure with cord lock to keep everything in a nice bundle.

This two-part adhesive gives high initial bond strength and quickly cures to a high-strength, heat-resistant final bond. Patches can be applied when the glue is tacky.

Stabond can also be used to bond PVC and urethane to synthetic rubber-coated materials like Hypalon® and Pennel Orca®.

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 thwart has loops on the ends, that mated with the loops on the inside of the tubes, forms the secure Batten Attachment Thwart (BAT) system.
We weld the seams on the burly 48 oz./2000 denier material for long-term durability.

The asymmetrical shape is especially popular with fishermen maneuvering in late-season streams, when water is low but the fish still bite.

Cataract shafts are made with the same filament wound glass/carbon/epoxy composite technology used by the aerospace industry.

With its diminishing tube design, the Tributary 13 HD Self-Bailing Raft punches through waves and opens up more bow and stern cargo room.

Whether you're manning it with a paddle crew or rowing it, this boat is good for adventure adrenaline or family fu

Made with NRS's rugged 1 5/8" OD 6061-T6 anodized aluminum pipe, with 1/8" wall thickness.
Cross bar lengths are the center-to-center measurements between the frame side rails.

Sticks to vinyl and vinyl-coated materials. Unique adhesive resists the oils in vinyl that cause other adhesives to fail.

Sawyer uses their exclusive Tite Set button to anchor their removable blades in the oar shaft.
Turn the button counter-clockwise with the Tite Set Tool to raise it up into the hole in the shaft of your Sawyer, Cataract or Carlisle oar.