NRS Pulsar Standard single self bailing packraft, Aqua

NRS Pulsar Standard Single-Person Self-Bailing Packraft is a versatile model for trips on calm and faster water. The 239 cm long hull, self-bailing floor and Vertex outfitting system help you keep a more comfortable and more precise paddling position. The ready-to-paddle packraft weighs 4.67 kg, so it suits travelers who need a controllable boat and enough room for essential gear.

Self-bailing and handling
The self-bailing floor constantly drains out any water that gets in, so the Pulsar Standard is better suited to more active river sections than closed-floor models. The Vertex backband and three-point thigh straps help connect the paddler to the packraft more steadily.

Internal gear storage for the trip

The TIZIP SuperSeal zip at the stern gives access to the inside of the hull tubes. Properly protected gear can be distributed inside the packraft so more room is left on the deck. Cargo must be distributed evenly, as this affects the boat's balance and handling.

Durable PVC-free construction
The 135D nylon tubes and 840D nylon bottom are TPU-coated on both sides. The overlapping RF-welded seams are additionally sealed on the inside, so the construction holds air well and can be repaired.

Who is the NRS Pulsar Standard for?

The Pulsar Standard suits hikers, cyclists and paddlers who need a small pack size, internal storage and good handling at the same time. The manufacturer's recommended combined weight of paddler and cargo is up to 124.7 kg. For a larger paddler or a longer trip with more gear, it's worth comparing the Pulsar XL.

Technical data

• Length: 239 cm
• Width: 91.5 cm
• Ready-to-paddle packraft weight: 4.67 kg
• Recommended total weight: up to 124.7 kg
• Number of air chambers: 2
• Valve: Leafield D7M
• Self-bailing floor: yes
• Warranty: 24 months

What's included and care

The kit includes the packraft, a seat, a Vertex backband, Vertex three-point thigh straps, an inflation bag, an inflation tube and a repair kit. Before more demanding water conditions, proper paddling skills and personal safety gear are essential. After use, rinse the packraft, dry it and keep the zip clear of sand and dirt.

Before a trip, it's worth practicing adjusting the supports on calm water. A properly adjusted seating position helps you tire less, and evenly distributed cargo lets you paddle and maneuver more steadily.