NRS Otter

The diminished tube design tapers the tube diameter at the bow and stern. This creates a larger interior cockpit space compared to rafts with uniform tube sizes, giving you more room for gear, coolers, or extra passengers without increasing the overall footprint of the boat.

Yes, the Otter is built for rugged environments. It uses heavy-duty Pennel Orca material for the tubes and features high-density polyurethane armor on the bottoms, which provides significant abrasion resistance against rocks and debris.

Absolutely. The raft utilizes a Batten Attachment Thwart system, which allows you to easily reposition or remove the thwarts to suit your specific needs, whether you are running a paddle crew or setting up for a fishing trip.

The floor features quick-draining holes that allow water to exit the raft rapidly after you hit a wave or rapid. It also includes a pressure relief valve, which prevents the floor from over-inflating or bursting due to heat expansion or impact.

Yes, the Otter is fully compatible with oar frames. With a 12.25-foot length and 12 D-rings, it provides plenty of attachment points to secure a frame for multi-day trips or technical rowing.

Leafield C7 valves are the industry standard for reliability. They are designed to be trouble-free, easy to operate, and provide an airtight seal, making the inflation and deflation process straightforward and consistent.