• IST™ (Integrated Shaping Technology) uses multiple air chambers to create a unique shape, purpose-built for river running.
• ‘True Balance’ is the culmination of all IST Series designs and materials resulting in unparalleled stiffness, performance, stability and durability.
• Z/Blend Core™ is an innovative construction method that uses woven, rather than knit, drop stitch, making the Clean 20% stiffer, yet 15% lighter than previous boards.
• Inflates to 20 PSI for unmatched rigidity.
• The DropDeck™ enhances stability by raising the deck rails to maintain volume and dropping the deck to lower the paddler’s center of gravity.
• Nose deckline configurations let paddlers securely rig a day bag while four D-rings on the tail (110 model only) give additional rigging options for multiday adventures.
• Two additional stainless-steel D-rings on the nose and tail provide places to securely attach a throwbag (nose) and leash (tail) for safety.
• EVA foam deck pad with die cut ridges for added traction when wet, plus an EVA grip stomp pad for back foot confidence.
• IST Concave design uses three chambers to create concavity on the rails, which channels water back toward the fin for a cleaner flow of water and more efficient and quieter ride.
• Other True Balance design features include double sidewalls for maximum durability and the QuickClick™ fin system for customizing your set-up.
• Removable, interchangeable, nylon-reinforced plastic fins absorb impacts without breaking.
• Two QuickClick fin boxes enhance agility while letting paddlers switch fins for river volumes.
• Top-quality Bravo inflation/deflation valve has a smaller footprint, allowing the deflated board to roll tighter.
• Five handles; nose and tail handles aid in a swim while three center deck handles help swimmers remount the board.
• Includes a high-pressure Super Pump II (with pressure gauge) two All-Water fins, two Whitewater fins, travel backpack and repair kit.

Every NRS SUP board is hand shaped in Moscow, Idaho.

NOTE: Long exposure to sun and high temperatures can increase air pressure in SUP boards, leading to overinflation. Overinflation can damage seams or worse, pop the board. We suggest bleeding off air pressure or fully deflating in these conditions.