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"Everything is great but the shipping. Great boat, great customer support, great pictures and videos, but please fire whoever is in charge of your shipping. Took them over 2 weeks to ship my boat out!"
1x Nirvana Spraydeck*
1x Inflation Bag
1x Inflation Tube
1x Compression Strap Set
1x EVA Backband
1x Inflatable Seat
1x Combing-Ring Tube**
1x Emergency Repair Kit
1x TiZip Zipper Lubricant***
*Thigh-Strap Set is an additional accessory and NOT INCLUDED
**Sprayskirt is an additional accessory and NOT INCLUDED
***Included with TiZip Zipper equipped packrafts only
Series: Whitewater Series
Material (Sidewall): 210d TPU + Nylon
Type: Whitewater-Deck
Material (Floor): 840d TPU + DuPont Kevlar Aramid-Nylon Blend
Water Rating: Class I - III
Valve (Pontoon): Leafield D7
Chambers: 1 (Main Pontoon)
Valve (Seat): Stem
Weight Capacity: 300lb (136kg)
PSI (Pontoon): 1.0
Weight (Boat): 10.8lb (4.9kg)
PSI (Seat): 0.75 - 1.5
Weight (Boat + Key Accessories*): 12.0lb (5.5kg)
Outer (Length): 90in (229cm)
Weight (Boat + All Accessories): 12.9b (5.9kg)
Outer (Width): 37in (94cm)
Packed Size (Rolled): 14 x 12in (36 x 30cm)
Inner (Length): 57in (145cm)
Sprayskirt Compatible: Yes
Inner (Width): 16in (41cm)
Thigh-Strap Compatible: Yes
TiZip Zipper (Length)**: 21in (53cm)
E-Power Compatible: No
Removable Tracking Fin (Length): NA
Removable Tracking Fin Compatible: No
D-Ring (Material): Mil-Spec Webbing - 1in (2.5cm)
Warranty (Boat): Manufacturer Lifetime
D-Ring (# of): 8 Total*** = 4 Bow + 2 Stern + 2 Internal***
Warranty (TiZip Zipper)**: 1 Year
Perfect for bikepacking, whitewater, it’s pretty much...well, Nirvana for all of your water-accessed adventures.
The Nirvana Spraydeck is designed to keep you high-and-dry while running challenging whitewater, straight from the car or in the backcountry. Featuring our 840d DuPontTM Kevlar® Aramid-Nylon Blend reinforced floor system, a commercial raft grade Leafield D7 valve, a completely redesigned combing ring and a spraydeck, the Nirvana will allow you to surf bigger features without swamping (and getting ejected), and have extra reinforcement in the wear-areas for bikepacking or hauling gear.
Spraydecked packrafts offer a bit more protection from the elements, have extra reinforcement in the wear-areas for bikepacking, and internal tie-downs in the TiZip version for added security.
At just 12lb (5.4kg) and rated for Class I-III Rivers, the Nirvana Spraydeck packs down to the size of a sleeping bag, making it perfect for backcountry trips, hiking, bikepacking, and multi-day adventures.
Add the optional TiZip zipper to store gear inside your packraft for multi-day trips.
DuPontTM and Kevlar® are trademarks or registered trademarks of E.I. du Pont de Nemours. and Company.
The Thigh-Straps and Sprayskirt are an extra accessory and NOT INCLUDED
To get the most out of the Nirvana Spraydeck and keep water out of the packraft we recommend pairing it with a sprayskirt. We have 2 options our Alpine Ultralight Sprayskirt for class 1-2 or our Delta Whitewater Sprayskirt for class 1-3 rapids..
HELP & TIPS
The spraydeck, with redesigned combing ring provides added protection from the elements and allows you to surf bigger features without swamping and swimming.
840d DuPontTM Kevlar® Aramid-Nylon Blend reinforced floor system, Leafield D7 valve, reinforced wear-areas for bikepacking, internal tie-downs and optional TiZip for added storage.
Reinforced 840d DuPontTM Kevlar Aramid-Nylon flor system is attached inside, and slightly above the pontoons creating a concave, Catamaran style hull that provides exceptional primary stability for weight and load management and maneuverability in rough waters.
Designed to keep you high-and-dry while running challenging whitewater.
The most technical and performance oriented packraft in the lineup.
Overall rating: 4.928571 / 5 from 28 reviews.
The Nirvana Spraydeck is a highly-rated pack raft designed for water-accessed adventures, offering impressive features for backcountry enthusiasts. It is praised for its durability, ease of setup, and versatility, making it suitable for challenging whitewater and multi-day trips. Weighing just 12lb and rated for Class I-III Rivers, it packs down compactly and provides extra reinforcement for bikepacking and gear hauling.
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"Everything is great but the shipping. Great boat, great customer support, great pictures and videos, but please fire whoever is in charge of your shipping. Took them over 2 weeks to ship my boat out!"
"I was going back and forth between self bailing and spraydeck and I decided to go spraydeck. I haven’t tried a self bailing version, but I love the features of the deck. It keeps the water from splashing on me, it keeps me warmer in the winter up here in Northern California and protects my legs from the sun during the hot summer days."
"Absolutely love this pack raft! Great quality from Kokopelli! I’m often packing in a good distance to start my floats. The raft is light, packs easy and very quick to setup. It packed down small enough I got it into my 30L roll top bag with some accessories removed. The material feels very durable. I’m not nervous navigating more shallow water. It has been such a fun and convenient raft to have! I absolutely recommend Kokopelli Packrafts!"
"I’m a larger male, 6’2” and 240 pounds. I fit pretty well in the raft. It is almost small, but with the adjustability of the backrest it works well. The raft is lightweight, comfortable, and has good tie down points. I recently completed an 8 mile trip down a river in Alaska, it was maneuverable, comfortable, and handled everything we threw at it. The construction of the raft is great, and the option to put gear inside is a huge plus. So far I’ve been very happy with it. It also folds up to slightly larger than a sleeping bag, so easily packs in a backpack."
"This raft and seems well built. Packability is good if you take your time to roll it right. I haven't used in whitewater yet but I don't anticipate having any issues. On flatwater, the raft tracks decently well once youfigure out how it behaves. I could see using this on multiple days long adventures. I did buy a third party pump because the inflation bag was just a pain. It worked, the pump was bought mainly for convenience. . . . plus it had a nifty light. One improvement (imho) is having a removable, zip off deck. Not a deal breaker but it could add some weight savings and flexibility. All in all. . . 10 out of 10. Supremely recommended"
"I live in the PNW and paddle my Nirvana spray-deck year round up here. The water is always freezing even in the summer, so its nice to be able to not get splashed. Plus I blend in with my kayaker friends more."
"Just got mine and took took it on a canyoneering trip through the Grand Canyon. We hiked down and did 5 rappels to get to the river. Then blew up our boats and paddled 4 miles to our take out. We camped at a beach and then hiked back up to the rim the next morning. What a trip! Thanks for making it possible to explore with these crazy light boats."
"Love the versatility of this boat. Coming from a background of rafting and hard shell kayaking, I'm surprised at how well it mixes good parts of both of those types of boats--the nirvana punches through holes probably better than my hard shell kayak and still does a decent job catching eddies and peeling out. I bought this boat mainly to do longer multi-day trips, and the space inside the boat is ample for everything you need for multiple weeks! This is both a practical choice but also still a ton of fun"
"Just got a Nirvana Spraydeck for some fall and winter paddling up here in Montana. I did a test run last week and it was great. Be sure to grab a spray skirt! I didn't know it didn't come with the boat."
"I’ve been on the river twice now and am impressed. I give it a 9 because of the packability and ease of transition with the Nirvana. I’m taking it to the Brooks Range in August for 12 days. That will be the real test. Given that this is a class I to class III whitewater boat it’s probably not the best option for a beginner. That said, it feels incredibly stable compared to a whitewater kayak so would be a good option for someone wanting to tip toe into river running."