AIRE Super Puma Air Floor Raft
$3,480.00
Third thwart sold separately.
The 13'1" Aire Super Puma is a larger version of the Puma, offering more space for friends and gear. A continuous-curve design, short waterline and narrow width make this a highly maneuverable boat.
The 13'1" Aire Super Puma is a larger version of the Puma, offering more space for friends and gear. A continuous-curve design, short waterline and narrow width make this a highly maneuverable boat.
- A slightly larger design than the Puma, the Super Puma will easily accommodate five paddlers plus a guide.
- The Super Puma also makes a great fishing boat when equipped with an NRS Fishing Raft Frame.
- AIRE raft tubes and floors are equipped with bombproof PVC-coated material that's thicker than other brands for superior durability.
- Internal urethane AIREcells provide an extra measure of strength, durability and safety.
- The piano hinge style of floor lacing, found in all AIRE rafts, provides quick self-bailing and a plethora of options for getting just the right placement of the thwarts.
- A narrow width, along with high rocker angles at the bow and stern, make this boat super manueverable and fun to run in whitewater.
- Series: Puma
- Length: 13' 1"
- Width: 5' 8"
- Weight: 100 lbs.
- Tube Diameter: 18.5"
- Number of Thwarts: 2
- Bow Kick: 14"
- Stern Kick: 14"
- Number of Air Chambers: 7
- Valve Type: Leafield
- Self Bailing: Yes
- Type of Material: PVC
- Weight/Denier of Tube Material: 35/1670
- Weight/Denier of Floor Material: 43/1670
- Number of D-rings: 10
- Number of Handles: 0
- Center Compartment Width: 30"
- Suggested NRS Frame Width: 48"
- Maximum Frame Length: 66"
- Repair Kit: Yes
- Warranty: 10 Years Retail, 5 Years Commercial
- Load Capacity: 986 lbs.
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Comments about AIRE Super Puma Air Floor Raft:
My wife was so mad when I got it. After the 1st trip down the river she was happy I got it. This is the 2nd puma I've got. Any other raft isn't the same.
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- Turns on a dime
Cons
- Heavy bulky
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- It's up to you
Comments about AIRE Super Puma Air Floor Raft:
Steep class 5. It's a gas. All my kayak buddies want to try it! Best swim of my life!
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I am comparing this boat to the Otter 130 and one major difference is the bow/tow kick 14" vs. the Otter that lists at 28". This is predominately going to be a fishing vessel but there will be class II and III water in it's future as well. Can you share your thoughts on bow/tow kick?Asked on 5/14/2013 by E M from MSO1 answer
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Here you run into a difference in how NRS and AIRE measure "kick." We measure to the top of the end panel; AIRE measures to the bottom. So, comparing apples-to-apples, with the Super Puma end panel at 15" in diameter (it's a diminishing tube design), its "NRS measured" kick is 29". So, there's no difference in kick with the two boats and you're back to looking at the other design differences. Either will be great for your Class II/III waters. Give us a call, 800.635.5202, if we can help you narrow down your choice!Answered on 5/15/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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what length oars would you reccommend?Asked on 3/24/2013 by sd1 answer
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Oar length is somewhat a matter of personal preference, but a 7.5' oar length would be good with this boat.Answered on 3/25/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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would this boat be good for 4 paddlers and a guideAsked on 1/18/2013 by tony2 answers
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It would work great for those five paddlers. Fun ride.Answered on 1/18/2013 by Clyde from NRSVERIFIED BUYER
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Absolutely. We use ours with 4-6 paddlers. I will sometimes run it with a total of 4 with the 4th paddler as the guide. Or I use it as you described with a total of 5. We have also used it with 6 adult paddlers with 6th man as guide and it's fine for a day trip that way. I have run mine multiple times at medium and low water on Westwater on the Colorado River.Answered on 1/18/2013 by Anonymous
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