Safety & Rescue gear for the whitewater paddler
Safety & Rescue gear for the whitewater paddler
NRS Pilot Access Folding Knife
Compact, versatile and fully featured, the Pilot Access goes from your PFD to your pocket without missing a cut.
NRS Co-Pilot Knife
The NRS Co-Pilot knife lives up to its name. The compact design and lie-flat sheath pair seamlessly with your PFD, while features such as smooth and scalloped cutting edges and blunt safety tip are trusted by boaters worldwide.
Kokatat Huck Throw Bag
Be prepared for any situation on the water, with the Huck 70′ Throw Bag.
Fox 40 Whistle
Fox 40 Classic Whistle Coaching Refereeing Rescue Whistle. Usable when wet and an essential on the river.
WRSI S-Turn Elbow Pads
Paddlers have a new weapon in the battle against immovable objects. Named for the classic rapid on the roadside Alseseca, the WRSI S-Turn Elbow Pad gives your pointy parts the ultimate protection from geologic threats.
NRS Standard Rescue Throw Bag
75' of 3/8" width high visibility yellow rope. The go to standard for rescue throw ropes.
SMC Force D Screw-Lok Carabiner Bright Gate
The SMC Force D Screw-Lok Carabiner is an affordable, rock-solid design that has proven itself in the field around the globe.
Harmony HV Bilge Pump Blue
A must-have for keeping you dryer and safer on open water and extended paddling trips
Cottonmouth Nose Plugs
Cottonmouth Nose Plugs Whitewater Nose Plugs
NRS Tow Tether with Carabiner - 53
The strong NRS Tow Tether, with built-in bungee, is used with the quick-release harnesses on rescue life jackets.
Shred Ready Kayak/ Canoe Polo Face Mask
The Shred Ready Kayak (Canoe) Polo face mask. Coated steel construction. Comes with stainless screws, t-nuts & washers to attach to helmet. Fits Shred Ready Shaggy, Vixen, TDUB, Super Scrappy and AHM Rental helmets.
Sweet Protection Elbow Pads
Lightweight and low on volume yet elbow pads with impressive multi-impact shock absorbing properties
Be safer on the water with these products. Whitewater paddling involves inherent risks that can't be eliminated, but with proper safety equipment and appropriate training, you can reduce these risks when you're on the river.