NRS Quiver 10'4" Inflatable SUP Board

by  NRS
10' 4"
Length
35"
Width (in)
28
Weight (lb)
$1,295
MSRP

NRS Quiver 10'4" Inflatable SUP Board Description

Stable and responsive, the NRS Quiver Inflatable SUP Boards are shaped with a wide deck and extra rocker for charging rapids, carving eddy turns and styling ferries. Whether you're looking to step up your whitewater game or just getting started, the Quiver elevates any river running experience.

NRS Quiver 10'4" 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

  • Inflates to 20 psi
  • Proprietary Axis Technology™, an acrylic stiffening agent integrated in the deck
  • With heavy-duty PVC drop-stitch construction and double sidewalls
  • Removable, interchangeable, nylon-reinforced plastic fins
  • One D-ring on the deck for a water bottle or drybag, one on the tail for a leash and an additional D-ring on the underside of the nose for tie-downs
  • Pressure relief valve prevents accidental over-inflation
  • Top-quality Leafield D7 inflation/deflation valve for unsurpassed reliability
  • Three sturdy webbing handles in the center of the deck
  • Includes a high-pressure pump with pressure gauge, two Whitewater fins, two Allwater fins, carry bag and repair kit
  • Three-year retail warranty, one-year commercial

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NRS Quiver 10'4" Inflatable SUP Board Reviews

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Solid and Forgiving River SUP

Submitted by: Ben-Miles on 9/5/2017

Day 3 owner, I was looking for a stable moving water board for tripping verses a more sporty board for class 2.5/3. Albeit I'm confident with practice this board will handle well in such enviroments (paddler ability). This review is based on class 1 Rocky Mountain River trip.
Pros: once on river and having addressed various moving water scenarios, very happy. NRS Quiver 10.4 offers stability and a generous degree of forgiveness when one losses center or counter balance to currents (class 1). Board is stable with weight shifting in managing varing currents. Front end D rings provide for ample space for trip packing.
Board is responsive and manuevers well without need to shift weight to back of board. Handles small standing (1 foot) waves well even if not square to wave (paddler's ability to brace a factor).

I feel confident this board will perform well in a faster moving river enviroment once the paddler has develop complementary responses to those relative river dynamics.

Having demo'd a couple other boards with posoitive features I came to the conclusion that river tripping will be best enjoyed with boards that offers maximum stability and space for gear.

Oh yeah, big consideration, 3" and 5" interchangable fins. Ran trip with 3" fins, Good tracking combined with corrective strokes, never hit bottom with fins, and it got shallow at times!!! This was an important deal breaker for me.

If your looking for a river tripping SUP board the NRS is a worthy
consideration.

Happy river travels.