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SUP THE WILD
No matter who you are or where you paddle—mountain lakes, wild rivers, urban estuaries or salty coastlines—there’s an NRS SUP built for your adventure. NRS inflatable boards are specifically shaped for all aspects of the sport and are built tough to handle the wild. Every board includes a pump, carry bag, repair kit, fins, and valve adapters. Shop all SUPs now »
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Bike-n-Boats: How to Bike Shuttle Your SUP Trips » Preparation is key for successful bike-n-boats, but once you set your plan, dial-in your kit and break-in the saddle, a bike shuttle can double your fun.
Dad’s Old Yellow Oars » Mental illness and a TBI have complicated Shaina’s relationship with her dad, but through the years, they managed to find common ground on rivers.
Getting Through the Gates on the North Platte River » The North Platte River’s intermittent flows, difficult access and somewhat technical whitewater combine to keep it under the radar of most western boaters.
River Warriors: Ben Webb » The Marañón River inspired Ben Webb to quit his engineering job, create Paddling with Purpose, and dedicate his life to fighting for wild rivers.
A Little Grand Canyon in the San Rafael Swell » Complete with a chaotic put-in, long days and solitude, the San Rafael River’s Little Grand Canyon is like paddling a condensed version of The Grand Canyon.
Great Barrier Island » A group of buddies with a simple plan: ditch the city lights of Auckland, load sea kayaks with a ton of food and beer, and explore Great Barrier Island.
Hitting Rock Bottom on the Cheyenne River » With five canceled permits between the four of them, this South Dakota crew needed to get on a river. Any river. And so they launched on the Cheyenne River.
All Forward: Guiding Through a Pandemic » Faced with an uncertain future, our inner guide commands ‘All Forward.’ And if we dig in, we’ll come out on the other side together.
Pristine Rivers and Final Casts in Chilean Patagonia » Determined to fish and camp until the very end, Zach ends his 18-month fly-fishing road trip with two dear friends and a final solo adventure in Chile.
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.
Consumer Information
It’s come to our attention that possibly one or more production runs of the bilge pump may have been assembled without properly setting the adhesive for the gasket head into the piston. For the pumps with this defect, the pump quickly and easily fails, rendering the pump useless. Our research shows these pumps are limited to lot# 201804 (this number is located under the yellow foam float on the pump body).
To see if you have a defective pump, aggressively work the piston a dozen or so times. If the pump holds intact, you do not have a faulty pump. If your pump gasket releases, you’ll immediately notice it. The piston will slide free and the pump will not function as designed. Please contact NRS and we will replace the pump at once.