LEGENDARY DRY BAGS
The first NRS dry bags were constructed from heavy-duty truck tarp material and designed after military delousing bags. Although the designs have changed over the last decades, our dry bags are still known for durability and the keeping gear dry. The legendary Bill’s Bag can hold enough gear for a month-long excursion and handle the abuse gear goes through before, during, and after trips. The High Roll and Expedition Duffels deliver the same rugged dependability as the Bill’s Bags in a style that makes it easy to pack and find gear. Shop All Dry Bags Now »
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Flowstate Episode 1: Koktuli Wild » The rivers of Bristol Bay are the birthplace of the most productive salmon ecosystem on Earth. And one river, the Koktuli, is at the heart of the Alaskan Pebble Mine controversy.
Guide School: Damage Control » A true measure of guides’ experiences and skills isn’t how well they can replicate a route, but how well they can correct a bad run and handle the carnage.
The Best of the Southeast’s Bike-Paddle-Run Races » Looking to up the intensity of your favorite outdoor hobbies? Consider combining them all together and competing in a bike-paddle-run multisport race.
Road to 100 » Road to 100 takes us deeper into the attempts and the failures, the anxieties and the skills involved in successfully dropping massive waterfalls.
High Water, High Protein: Snacks for Spring Paddling » Spring paddling often means cold, high water, which takes extra energy. These snacks pack the protein punch but don’t require hard-to-find ingredients.
What Lies Beneath the Koktuli River » A simple trip to document wildlife in Katmai National Park morphs into an exploration of salmon migration and Pebble Mine proposals on the Koktuli River.
The River’s Call » The latest film from We Are Hungry, The River’s Call follows six kayakers on a 17-day, 400-kilometer, self-supported trip down the Apurimac River.
The Road to Ram and the Mentality of Charging Waterfalls » From perfecting his freefall control on Mamquam Falls to successfully running a hundred-footer, Edward reflects on the process of charging big waterfalls.
Herm Hoops Last Stand » Documenting what could be his last river trip, a film crew joined Herm Hoops, a longtime river steward, on his 123rd trip through Desolation Canyon.
About NRS: Northwest River Supplies
In 1972, with only $2,000 in his personal savings, Bill Parks started Northwest River Supplies with one mission: to help others raft. 42 years later, Bill sold NRS to its employees. Today, the 100% employee-owned business strives to continue Bill’s legacy helping people pursue passions on the water. At our Moscow, Idaho headquarters you’ll find passionate water-lovers just like you, from rafters to whitewater kayakers, sea kayakers to stand up paddlers, kayak anglers to fly fishermen. Our lives, and livelihoods, are drawn to water.