Tributary 9.5 SB
$1,999.00
The Tributary 9.5 Self-Bailing Raft offers an exhilarating ride for paddlers in all levels of whitewater. A classic creeking raft that's easy to ferry and stable enough to run steep drops and big waves.
- The single thwart installs with cam straps and adjusts to give paddlers secure positioning in the boat. Or you can leave the thwart out and install a small rowing frame.
- An optional second adjustable thwart can be added for more support, or to brace a third paddler in the stern.
- Full diameter tube throughout the boat, along with 7 piece ends creates a more efficient raft by allowing the bow and stern rise to be more gradual.
- The welded PVC outer shell seams and the internal urethane bladders are the foundation of this highly durable self-bailing raft.
- Zippered tubes allow easy access to the urethane bladders in case repairs are needed.
- A four chamber design gives added safety in case of emergencies.
- Repair Kit Included.
- Series: Tributary
- Length: 9' 7"
- Width: 5' 4"
- Weight: 69 lbs.
- Tube Diameter: 18"
- Number of Thwarts: 1
- Bow Kick: 9"
- Stern Kick: 9"
- Number of Air Chambers: 4
- Valve Type: Leafield
- Self Bailing: Yes
- Type of Material: PVC
- Weight/Denier of Tube Material: 31/1670
- Weight/Denier of Floor Material: 31/1670
- Number of D-rings: 10
- Number of Handles: 2
- Center Compartment Width: 27"
- Suggested NRS Frame Width: 48"
- Maximum Frame Length: 50"
- Repair Kit: Yes
- Warranty: 5 Years Retail, 1 Years Commercial
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What is the weight capacity of this raft? I am hoping for an ultra-light raft (oar boat) for two people for bare minimum overnights.Asked on 3/7/2013 by sidvicious from missoula montana1 answer
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AIRE list "load capacity" of 800 pounds. This is merely an index for comparing their boats to one another. I believe it's based on the water displacement of about 1/3 of the boats tubes.Answered on 3/8/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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How many people does this raft hold? I am looking at this raft for my wife and two small children.Asked on 2/11/2013 by Ledgeman from Lexington, KY2 answers
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It can carry the four of you. How are you planning to propel it? You and your wife could certainly paddle it. Or, you could put a small frame on it and row it. Give us a call, 800.635.5202 or drop a line to service@nrsweb.com for more help getting this dialed in.Answered on 2/11/2013 by Clyde from NRSVERIFIED BUYER
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I put five adults in there and it was tight but not terribly uncomfortable. Regularly used with only two but fits four pretty well.Answered on 2/11/2013 by Anonymous
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Would the Cataract mini mag oars be suitable with this raft equipped with a longhorn rowing frame?Asked on 1/17/2013 by Steelie D1 answer
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The oars would be strong enough for this size boat. However, our oar mounts have a 5/8" hole for oarlock or pin. Our oarlocks that will work on the Mini Mags have a 1/2" diameter shank. While you could figure a way to make these smaller diameter oars fit our full-size oarlocks, you'll be better off with full size oar shaftsAnswered on 1/17/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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can i put a frame on this boatAsked on 12/4/2012 by gee1 answer
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Yes. The 48" NRS Longhorn Frame would be perfect.Answered on 12/5/2012 by Clyde from NRS
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