NRS Slipstream 129

No, it does not. The raft is designed with a rigid 6-inch drop-stitch floor that provides enough stability for anglers to stand and cast directly from the deck, eliminating the need for additional platforms.

The raft features an integrated anchor system designed to keep your anchor line contained and away from your fishing gear. This setup prevents line snags and keeps your deck clear while you are actively fishing.

While the Slipstream 129 is rated for three people, it is highly versatile and can be operated solo. The layout is balanced enough that one person can easily maneuver the boat, though it is spacious enough to accommodate two or three anglers comfortably.

The PVC material with welded seams is extremely durable and requires minimal maintenance. Simply rinse the raft with fresh water after use, especially after saltwater exposure, and ensure it is completely dry before rolling it up for long-term storage.

Yes, the frame is compatible with standard oar setups. The package includes oar shafts and blades, but the frame design allows for customization if you have a specific oar preference.

With ten D-rings strategically placed around the raft, you have plenty of lash points to secure coolers, tackle bags, and dry boxes. The 12.75-foot length provides ample floor space for a full day of gear without feeling cramped.