NRS E-120D Self-Bailing Raft
Description
NRS E-120D Self-Bailing Raft by NRS
NRS E-120D Self-Bailing Raft: Your Adventure-Ready Expedition Craft
Whether you're gearing up for day trips with a full paddle crew or planning a multi-day oar rig adventure, the NRS E-120D is a durable and highly adaptable expedition raft. This 12-foot raft is constructed with NRS's legendary quality and packed with features that make it ready for any river.
Engineered for Performance and Capacity:
The E-120D is built from heavy-duty 48 oz / 1670 denier Pennel Orca®, a material renowned for its exceptional durability, abrasion resistance, and air-holding capabilities.
- Why the Diminished Tube Design Matters: The raft features a diminished tube design, where the tubes are slightly narrower at the bow and stern. This smart design opens up more interior space for gear or allows for better placement of a third thwart for a full paddle crew.
Leave the Bucket at Home:
A critical feature for any serious raft is its self-bailing floor.
- Why this is a Game-Changer: Water that splashes in from rapids drains out almost instantly through the floor holes. This keeps the raft light and responsive and your feet out of a cold puddle, so you can focus on the next wave, not on bailing.
A Truly Adaptable Platform:
The NRS BAT (Batten Attachment Thwart system) gives you incredible flexibility.
- Why this Matters: This system allows you to easily add, remove, or reposition the two included thwarts. This means you can set it up for a full paddle team one day, then quickly remove the thwarts to install a multi-day rowing frame the next.
Professional-Grade Outfitting:
The E-120D is outfitted for any trip, with 14 stainless steel D-rings for securing gear, six EasyCarry™ handles, and seven total air chambers for safety. It uses top-of-the-line Leafield C7 valves, and the floor is protected by an A6 pressure relief valve to prevent damage from over-inflation in the sun. This raft is backed by NRS's 10-year retail warranty (6-year commercial).
For a do-it-all raft that's built to last, the NRS E-120D is a premier choice. Contact us to start building your perfect river package today!
Features
- Self-Bailing Floor: Quickly drains water from the raft for a lighter, more responsive ride.
- BAT (Batten Attachment Thwart) System: Allows for easy installation, removal, and repositioning of thwarts to accommodate paddlers or a rowing frame.
- Durable Pennel Orca® Construction: A heavy-duty material known for its superior abrasion resistance, air retention, and longevity.
- Diminished Tube Design: Provides more interior space for gear or paddlers.
- Leafield™ Valves: High-quality C7 inflation valves and an A6 pressure relief valve on the floor to prevent over-pressurization.
- Extensive Rigging Points: 14 stainless steel 2" D-rings provide ample attachment points for frames and gear.
- Multiple Air Chambers: Four main tube chambers plus three in the floor and thwarts enhance safety.
- Includes Repair Kit.
Specs
Imperial Specs
| Series: | Expedition |
|---|---|
| Length: | 12' 3" |
| Width: | 6' 3" |
| Weight: | 117 lbs. |
| Tube Diameter: | 18.5" |
| Diminishing Tube Diameter:
Tubes get smaller toward the bow and stern. This can produce more cargo room and a splashier ride.
|
17.5"/17.5" |
| Number of Thwarts: | 2 |
| Bow Kick:
NRS measures kick from floor level to the top of the end tubes. AIRE measures this to the bottom of the end tubes.
|
28" |
| Stern Kick:
NRS measures kick from floor level to the top of the end tubes. AIRE measures this to the bottom of the end tubes.
|
28" |
| Number of Air Chambers: | 7 |
| Valve Type: | Leafield - C7 |
| Self Bailing: | Yes |
| Type of Material: | Pennel Orca |
| Weight/Denier of Tube Material:
Weight is ounces of a square meter of the material. Denier is the weight in grams of 9,000 meters of the thread used in the woven base fabric; an indicator of the fabric's strength.
|
48/1670 |
| Weight/Denier of Floor Material:
Weight is ounces of a square meter of the material. Denier is the weight in grams of 9,000 meters of the thread used in the woven base fabric; an indicator of the fabric's strength.
|
48/1670 |
| Number of D-rings: | 14 |
| Number of Handles: | 6 |
| Center Compartment Width:
The internal distance between the side tubes. Helpful for determining the size of coolers and dry boxes that will fit. Boats are hand-built and dimensions can vary 1”-2”. Measure your boat before purchasing containers.
|
37.5" |
| Suggested NRS Frame Width:
Our frames come in 6" width increments. The frame side rails should span from center-to-center of the raft tubes, or slightly beyond.
|
60" |
| Maximum Frame Length: | 65" |
| Flat Area Length: | 60" |
| Repair Kit: | Yes |
| Warranty:
Some products have a fixed period of time that the manufacturer will cover them. Warranty for most NRS products is explained in our Rock Solid Guarantee (see at bottom of page).
|
10 Years Retail, 6 Years Commercial |
| Notes: |
|
Metric Specs
| Series: | Expedition |
|---|---|
| Length: | 12' 3" |
| Width: | 6' 3" |
| Weight: | 117 lbs. |
| Tube Diameter: | 18.5" |
| Diminishing Tube Diameter:
Tubes get smaller toward the bow and stern. This can produce more cargo room and a splashier ride.
|
17.5"/17.5" |
| Number of Thwarts: | 2 |
| Bow Kick:
NRS measures kick from floor level to the top of the end tubes. AIRE measures this to the bottom of the end tubes.
|
28" |
| Stern Kick:
NRS measures kick from floor level to the top of the end tubes. AIRE measures this to the bottom of the end tubes.
|
28" |
| Number of Air Chambers: | 7 |
| Valve Type: | Leafield - C7 |
| Self Bailing: | Yes |
| Type of Material: | Pennel Orca |
| Weight/Denier of Tube Material:
Weight is ounces of a square meter of the material. Denier is the weight in grams of 9,000 meters of the thread used in the woven base fabric; an indicator of the fabric's strength.
|
48/1670 |
| Weight/Denier of Floor Material:
Weight is ounces of a square meter of the material. Denier is the weight in grams of 9,000 meters of the thread used in the woven base fabric; an indicator of the fabric's strength.
|
48/1670 |
| Number of D-rings: | 14 |
| Number of Handles: | 6 |
| Center Compartment Width:
The internal distance between the side tubes. Helpful for determining the size of coolers and dry boxes that will fit. Boats are hand-built and dimensions can vary 1”-2”. Measure your boat before purchasing containers.
|
37.5" |
| Suggested NRS Frame Width:
Our frames come in 6" width increments. The frame side rails should span from center-to-center of the raft tubes, or slightly beyond.
|
60" |
| Maximum Frame Length: | 65" |
| Flat Area Length: | 60" |
| Repair Kit: | Yes |
| Warranty:
Some products have a fixed period of time that the manufacturer will cover them. Warranty for most NRS products is explained in our Rock Solid Guarantee (see at bottom of page).
|
10 Years Retail, 6 Years Commercial |
| Notes: |
|
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