NRS Standard Kayak Float Bag

About This Item

atterned so that a single bag fills the entire stern compartment of a kayak designed without a center pillar. Available in three sizes to fit everything from the smallest rodeo kayak to the largest recreational boat

FEATURES:

  • These Infinity series float bags use a 10-gauge Urethane material that won't leak or delaminate
  • Small Dimension inflated: 31"L x 10"D x 22"W, 3"W at tip
  • Medium Dimension inflated: 37"L x 11"D x 19"W, 3"W at tip
  • Large Dimension inflated: 47"L x 14"D x 24"W, 3"W at tip
  • Brand : NRS
  • Country of Origin : Imported
  • Web ID: 24UPSUKYKFLTBGLXXPSR
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Does What It’s Supposed To Do

Item as described- easy to install, appears to be durable. Adds a measure of safety for those of us getting into the sport for the first time.

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Nrs Float Bags

I use these in 17' sea kayaks that I have owned from 1987 for open water ocn touring and the NRS float bags seem to be a made of a very tough material, the inflation valves are great, good line attachment points and they even come with a lifetime warranty.

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You Need This If Your A Sit-in Kayaker, Safety

I bought this and two of every size after capsizing my Pongo 140! I was a quater mile off shore kayaking and I was Waked by a passing sea-doo, broad-side. I went into the ocean but the kayak was listing, "Bow-Down."

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Haven't Tried Yet, But Looks Floaty!

These were a pain to measure for but hopefully I got the right ones. They're a Christmas present so might be used on one of those January paddles where you really don't want to be pumping out your boat for half an hour while you soak in your wetsuit. Expensive, I think, but little choice in that.

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Fits My Pungo 120 Great

Easy to inflate quickly, good quality. Nowhere to mount inside my Wilderness Systems Pungo 120, though. But it does fit very snug inside, will have to be careful in event of rollover. Inserted uninflated, then inflated by mouth, which makes it brace itself inside.

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