NRS Escape 11'6" Inflatable SUP Board

by  NRS
11' 6"
Length
32"
Width (in)
26
Weight (lb)
$1,245
MSRP

NRS Escape 11'6" Inflatable SUP Board Description

Built for going fast and going far, the NRS Escape Inflatable SUP Boards deliver the efficiency for after-work attainment paddles and the carrying capacity for overnight tours.

NRS Escape 11'6" Inflatable SUP Board Specs and Features

  • Structure: Inflatable
  • Seating Configuration: Solo
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult
  • Skill Level: Intermediate
  • Ideal Paddler Size: Average Adult
  • Skill Level: Intermediate

Additional Attributes

  • With heavy-duty PVC drop-stitch construction and double sidewalls
  • Inflates to 20 psi
  • Escape SUPs feature a 6" wide stiffening band
  • Removable, interchangeable, nylon-reinforced plastic fins
  • Six D-rings on the nose and four D-rings on the tail
  • Features two additional D-rings for attaching a water bottle and leash
  • Top-quality Leafield D7 inflation/deflation valve for unsurpassed reliability
  • Pressure relief valve prevents accidental over-inflation
  • Three sturdy handles, one in the center of the deck for hauling solo, and one on both the nose and tail
  • Includes a high-pressure pump with pressure gauge, one Touring fin, one Grass fin, carry bag and repair kit
  • Three-year retail warranty, one-year commercial

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I got this board as an…

Submitted by: T.W_Cook on 10/2/2018

I got this board as an upgrade from a wider hard board, so it has taken some getting-used-to, but I love the board. The construction is impeccable and the result is a beautiful, classy board. I run it at 15psi rather than the possible max of 20psi and it seems as rigid as my hard board. Every time I take it out, I'm delighted at how little effort it takes to move through the water - it feels really fast and effortless. I weigh 205, and the board still rides very high in the water; haven't taken it on an overnight with any significant gear yet. It comes with 2 fins, a tall one and a shorter 'river' one. I'm running the short one mostly and find that the board tracks nicely even with the lesser fin. Once consideration- NRS uses a proprietary fin box and attachment mechanism, so standard fins won't work. Their mechanism is probably superior, and they have a decent selection of fins for cheap, but we aware that your old fin collection probably won't work on this board.