NRS Kuda 106

NRS Kuda 106: NRS's lightest inflatable fishing kayak

NRS Kuda 106 is an inflatable sit-on-top fishing kayak built for fishing in remote waters where you can't carry a hard kayak. It is 325 cm long, 96 cm wide and weighs 12.2 kg, making it the lightest and most maneuverable inflatable sit-on-top kayak in the NRS fishing line. Packed in its bag it fits in a trunk, and you inflate it at the water with the included pump.

Main benefits of the NRS Kuda 106

✓ 15 cm high-pressure drop-stitch deck - a rigid surface you can stand and move on

✓ 23 cm side tubes - extra stability when casting and fighting a fish

✓ Aluminum-frame mesh seat - a high position, good visibility and easy standing up

✓ 5 YakAttack mounting points - arrange your gear the way that suits you

✓ EVA foam deck pad - protects the PVC from hooks and doesn't slip when wet

✓ Integrated 61 cm fish ruler - measure your catch without going ashore

✓ Webbing loops at the front and back, bungee at the back - secure your items right away

✓ Fin plate - takes swappable fins to suit the water conditions

NRS Kuda 106 construction and fishing gear

High mesh seat
The seat with an aluminum frame and stretched mesh lifts the angler above the deck. You see the water better, casting is more comfortable, and standing up from a high seat is much easier than from the deck. The backrest folds down, so packing the seat is simple.

EVA deck pad and 61 cm ruler
The EVA foam pad protects the PVC from hooks and snags, and it doesn't slip when wet, so standing is safer. A fish ruler up to 61 cm is built into the pad: measure your catch right away and release it quickly.

5 YakAttack mounting points
Five YakAttack accessory mounting points are laid out on the deck. Use them to attach rod holders, a fish finder mount, a camera or a fishing crate, and arrange your gear to fit your fishing style, without drilling anything.

Loops and bungee for gear
There are webbing loops at the front and back, and bungee at the back too. Here you can conveniently secure a cooler bag, a dry bag or a crate. There are carry handles at both ends.

Adaptable to your fishing
With YakAttack accessories the Kuda 106 becomes a fully equipped fishing kayak: rods, a fish finder, a flag and a crate fit on one deck. The fin plate lets you change fins depending on whether you're paddling a lake or a river.

How much should you inflate the deck?

The side tubes are inflated to 0.2 bar. If you mostly sit, inflating the deck to 0.55 bar is enough. If you stand a lot or use the kayak like a SUP board, the deck can be inflated to 1.4 bar: then it is stiffer, more stable and tracks better. Always inflate the deck first, then the side tubes.

Technical data

• Length: 325 cm
• Width: 96 cm
• Weight: 12.2 kg
• Capacity: 125 kg
• Side tube diameter: 23 cm
• Width between tubes: 51 cm
• Bow rise: 30 cm
• Air chambers: 3, Leafield C7 valves
• Material: PVC
• D-rings: 10, handles: 2

What does the 125 kg capacity mean?

NRS calls capacity the recommended maximum combined weight of person and cargo; the kayak's own weight is not included. For example, an 85 kg angler and 25 kg of gear make 110 kg, leaving a 15 kg margin. For a heavier angler or one with a lot of gear, it's worth choosing a larger model.

What is included

• Fishing seat with a folding backrest
• Adjustable footrests
• All-Water fin
• Carry bag
• Pump
• Repair kit

Who is the NRS Kuda 106 for?

✓ For anglers who travel to remote lakes and rivers where you can't carry a hard kayak

✓ For those who want to fish standing up and cast from a stable deck

✓ For anglers who have to store a kayak in an apartment or carry it in a small car

✓ For beginner kayak anglers who want a light, simple kayak

The NRS Kuda 106 is a light and simple way to fish from a kayak where others can only fish from shore.