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NRS Outlaw II Inflatable Kayak
$745.00
Newbies and seasoned IK paddlers alike will love the NRS Outlaw II Inflatable Kayak. Combining rigid, wave-punching performance with a stable, beginner-friendly ride, this tandem boat lets two paddlers team up, or one paddler can load it with gear for overnight adventures.
- PVC-coated polyester material repels abrasion and slides over rocks with ease.
- The PVC-coated drop-stitch floor insert inflates rock hard for superior wave-punching performance.
- The drop-stitch floor insert is removable for easy cleaning and repair.
- The tubes and thwart seat inflated to 2.5 psi, combined with the floor insert with its rigid 8-10 psi air pressure, create an exceptionally high-performance kayak.
- 39" width gives you extra stability when the water gets rough.
- A 16" rocker height helps the Outlaw II climb over waves, while 10.5" tubes and a 4" self-bailing floor provide plenty of flotation.
- Two inflatable thwart seats secure to drain holes in the floor, allowing you to place them just where you need them.
- Four stainless steel D-rings allow you to secure water bottles and other gear.
- Bow and stern handles make the Outlaw II easy to carry while also providing extra tie-down points for gear.
- Top-quality Leafield™ C7 valves ensure trouble free inflation and deflation.
- 3-year retail warranty, 1-year commercial.
- Length: 12' 2"
- Width: 39"
- Weight: 34 lbs.
- Tube Diameter: 10.5"
- Number of Thwarts: 2
- Bow Kick: 16"
- Stern Kick: 16"
- Number of Air Chambers: 5
- Valve Type: Leafield
- Self Bailing: Yes
- Type of Material: PVC Drop-Stitch
- Weight/Denier of Tube Material: 39/1000
- Weight/Denier of Floor Material: 39/1000
- Number of D-rings: 4
- Number of Handles: 2
- Center Compartment Width: 18"
- Repair Kit: Yes
- Warranty: 3 Years Retail, 1 Years Commercial
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Can this boat be paddled by two boaters with canoe/raft paddles?Asked on 5/18/2013 by Christopher from United States1 answer
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Yes, you could. You would want to have short paddles since you are sitting lower than you would in most canoes.Answered on 5/18/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Where is this boat made? Where do the raw materials come from?Asked on 5/2/2013 by Indiethedog1 answer
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The boat and materials are made in Asia.Answered on 5/3/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Do you sit on the thwart seat or on the floor of the kayak and use the thwart seat as a backrest? Is a cheetah seat available?Asked on 4/28/2013 by js1 answer
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The thwart seat is your backrest. You could adapt the AIRE Cheetah Seat, Item # 1609.5, to it.Answered on 4/29/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Can the outlaw be rolled tight and put in a rucksack? Thank you!Asked on 4/8/2013 by ApacheStar from New York1 answer
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Yes, you can roll the boat up, no problem. Our IK Boat Bag, Item # 3095, has shoulder straps for easy carry.Answered on 4/9/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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What is the size of the kayak packed for shipment (or storage)?
Thanks. -TerryAsked on 4/6/2013 by RV Terry from Byron, GA1 answer
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Terry, the boat comes in a box 26" x 21" x 13".Answered on 4/8/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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What is the capacity? Also what is the max class of rapids the outlaw handle?Asked on 3/17/2013 by Gypsy from Prineville, OR1 answer
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The boat will hold two adults, or one with gear for overnight trips. Skilled boaters regularly run Class IV rapids in inflatable kayaks.Answered on 3/17/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Hello!
Do you have a rudder system to use with these kayaks for flatwater paddling? If not, do you have a suggestions of how to install one? We use them for paddling around a flatwater lake and would like them to track better and be more stable in the wind...
Thanks!
Gaia Marrs
Copper Oar Rafting
McCarthy, AlaskaAsked on 2/26/2013 by Gaia from McCarthy, Alaska1 answer
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Don't have a rudder system for you Gaia, but do have a skeg system that will work to really improve flatwater tracking. The drop-stitch floor insert is removable. You can glue our Skeg Replacement Plate, Item # 86104.01, to the underside of the insert. Then you can cut a slit in the boat's floor material (stabilize the ends of the slit with a glued patch to prevent it spreading) so you can add one of the SUP Board Fins, # 86101.02. The 9" one would probably be best for you. Drop a line to service@nrsweb.com if you have further questions. Dan Lingo is our Alaska wholesale rep.Answered on 2/27/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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