Products tagged with NRS

Maximize your frame length with the right size of Side Rails.
The forged aluminum NRS LoPro™ Frame Fitting on cross bars, seat bars and foot bars let you locate these pieces anywhere along the Side Rails.

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.

The NRS Frame Oar Mounts comes stock on many of our raft and cataraft frames. Now in high-tech hot-forged aluminum for a stronger, lighter, sleeker mount.

Whether you're digging in on a paddle boat, charging solo on an IK or standup paddling, the NRS Men's Ignitor Pant offers the neoprene insulation needed for chilly days and splashy rivers.

The NRS High Roll Duffel Dry Bags deliver the same rugged dependability as our legendary Bill's Bags, but in a duffel-style design that makes packing your gear, and finding it later, easy.

Constructed with Utility Mesh that dries quick and stands up to the hardiest outfitters and the roughest weekend warriors. Sewn-in cam straps make it easy to attach to crossbars.

This frame turns your raft into a fishing machine. The fully adjustable and adaptable NRS frame system lets you customize your Fishing Frame for the kind of fishing you're doing. A full range of frame widths and lengths ensure a good fit for any size raft

Oar Sleeves protect the shafts of your oars from abrasion and fit nicely in open oar locks. They clamp securely to the oar shaft with a threaded bolt and nut.

Two of the nozzles work well for the type of valves found in some air mattresses.
The 5/8" diameter tip on the third nozzle fits some types of boat valves.
These nozzles also work with the Wonder Pump 6 Hand Pump.

Pound for pound, this is the lightest, toughest oarlock out there. NRS drop-forge production process yields a much higher strength-to-weight ratio compared to cast or machined aluminum components.

The thick neoprene construction and fleece-lined interior of NRS Maxim Gloves keep hard-charging paddlers' hands warm and fingers nimble in the colder seasons.