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A board for the do-it-all paddler, the Thrive series SUPs are equally adept at touring, fitness paddling and light river running with the stability to help any novice feel at ease. Make every weekend memorable with an inflatable SUP board that can handle any adventure.
- Inflates to 20 psi (1.379 bar) for super rigid performance and folds compactly for easy storage and transport.
- With heavy-duty PVC drop-stitch construction and double sidewalls for increased durability, NRS SUPs can handle the abrasion and abuse of an adventurous lifestyle.
- Proprietary Axis Technology™, an acrylic stiffening agent integrated in the deck, improves stiffness and performance without adding weight or making the board harder to fold and store.
- Removable, interchangeable, nylon-reinforced plastic fins let you customize your setup and absorb impacts without breaking.
- Four D-rings on the nose for custom rigging using the included bungee cord plus three additional D-rings for a water bottle, leash and tie-downs.
- Top-quality Leafield D7 inflation/deflation valve for unsurpassed reliability.
- Pressure relief valve prevents accidental over-inflation.
- Three sturdy webbing handles in the center of the deck for hauling plus one handle on the end to aid in a swim.
- Includes a high-pressure pump with pressure gauge, three Allwater fins, one Touring fin, carry bag and repair kit.
Dimensions: | 9.10: 9'10" L x 30" W x 5" T 10.3: 10'3" L x 32" W x 5" T 10.8: 10'8" L x 34" W x 6" T 11.0: 11' L x 36" W x 6" T |
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Paddler Size Range: | 9.10: 90-180 lbs 10.3: 110-200 lbs 10.8: 150-250 lbs 11.0: 175-275 lbs |
Volume: | 9.10: 229 L 10.3: 253 L 10.8: 350 L 11.0: 380 L |
Weight: | 9.10: 23 lbs 10.3: 25 lbs 10.8: 29 lbs 11.0: 31 lbs |
Material: | PVC Drop-Stitch |
Number of D-rings: | 7 |
Number of Handles: | 4 |
Valve Type: | Leafield - D7 and Pressure Relief |
Warranty: | 3 Years Retail, 1 Years Commercial |
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It’s a pretty amazing material we’re using to build NRS SUP Boards, our inflatable drift boats, and the GigBob Fishing Watercraft. Other uses for the technology have been floating docks, high-pressure rescue lifting bags and airplane wings!
This material lets us build inflatables with flat surfaces that can be inflated to rock-hard rigidity. You get hard-shell performance along with the easy transportation and storage of an inflatable. What makes this possible? Tens of thousands of fine threads.
The process starts by joining two pieces of polyester woven support fabric with thousands of fine polyester thread lengths. This base material is made in strips from five to ten feet in width, and up to 400 needle heads may be used in the setup. Each needle sews a continuous, evenly spaced thread, back and forth between the two pieces of woven fabric, locking them together into an incredibly strong unit. These drop-stitch sewing machines are marvels of complexity. When a change is made in the spacing distance between the two pieces of woven fabric, it can take over 20 days to remove and replace the required needles.
The tens of thousands of polyester threads create a super strong inflatable material.
Next, an air-tight coating is applied to the outer surfaces of both sides of the material. The sidewall material is made of polyester base fabric that is coated on both sides. Polyester thread is used throughout because it is strong, durable and has very little stretch.
The actual assembly process involves labor-intensive gluing of the sidewall material to the top and bottom pieces of the drop-stitch material. Then a wide seam tape is glued over each lap seam for a bomber, air-tight final product. What you have now is a super strong construction that can be inflated to pressures up to 20 pounds per square inch (psi).
Drop stitch—a high tech material that lets us build new, innovative inflatables that are stretching boating world boundaries. Innovation, NRS-style.
Part Numbers
UPC | Store SKU |
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603403410232 | 210000028388 |