Designed to fulfill a military request for rapid deployment and re-packing for fluid transition to the water, the Rapid Raft is an efficient and trustworthy mode of transport. Its durable and ultralight construction make it perfect for a variety of uses including:

Fishing
Backpacking
Camping
Hunting
Recreation
Navigating floods
Emergency water landings

This extremely durable 3 pound raft inflates in seconds and can hold 400 pounds.

We are often asked the difference between Rapid Raft 1 and Rapid Raft 2.

The Rapid Raft’s original purpose was for rapid water crossings. While air retention was extremely good, Version 1 would slowly lose air over several hours, requiring 2-3 puffs on the one-way valve every few hours.

The popularity among kayakers and all-day use cases took us back to the drawing board. Version 2 features a new closure system, which while may not appear to be much different, now retains air for several days. We’ve achieved this by a combination of a slightly different construction and a lighter weight, stickier material at the opening, creating a tighter seal.

Features

Ideal for quick water crossings
Inflates in seconds via manual quick-fill function
No inflation pumps or tools needed
One-way valve allows user to adjust craft air-pressure, rigidity and buoyancy
Deflates in seconds once closure is opened
Deploys and packs away quickly
Portable, ultra-small and ultra-lightweight
Durable materials and watertight welded seam construction
Multi-use raft, shelter and sleeping pad.

Materials

200D Plain Weave Nylon TPU single laminate main tubes
210Dx235D High Tenacity Nylon TPU double laminate quick fill mouth
400D Plain Weave Nylon TPU double laminate floor

Dimensions

Weight: 3 lbs 13 oz
Length: 72"
Width: 33"
Weight Capacity: 400 lbs
Pack size: 5 x 5 x 15
Chambers: 1
Fill Time: 1-2 Minutes

Inflate your raft

Unbuckle and unroll raft
Unfurl and pull in a scooping motion to gather air
Fold down strap and roll excess tightly together
Buckle the clasp firmly shut
Top off using the one way valve

RAPID RAFT

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