NRS Bowline Bags
- Bag Material: Cordura®
- 3/8" Polypropylene Rope
- Lengths 25', 50', 75', or 100'
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67%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
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Pros
- Long bowline
Cons
- Looks like rescue bag
Best Uses
- Day Trips
- Flat Waters
- Rivers
Comments about NRS Bowline Bags:
Bowline bag looks like a rescue bag to beginners. The bag needs to be bigger. Does its job however.
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Pros
- Easy to see
- Safe
- Tough
Cons
- Instructions
Best Uses
- Day Trips
- Flat Waters
- Kayak Camping
- Ocean Swells
- Rapids Paddling
- Rivers
Comments about NRS Bowline Bags:
wish it had instructions on how to install on my raft. i see it installed several different ways. im kind of green and like instructions
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Comments about NRS Bowline Bags:
I like how the bag is big enough to easily stuff the rope back into it. The mouth is wide, allowing you to stuff the rope back in quickly (I thought it would take as long as a throw bag). We attach one end of the rope to the D-ring and bring the bag to the shore. Attach a locking biner to the same D-ring as the rope. wrap a prusik knot around the rope and put the other end in the biner. If the river level comes up you can easily take in some slack through the prusik and not have to mess with the knot on the shore end of the rope.
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