AIRE Raft Bags

AIRE Raft Bags

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The Large Raft Bag fits 14’ – 16’ AIRE rafts and 13’ – 16’ Tributary rafts. The Small Raft Bag fits up to 13’ AIRE rafts, 9.5 & 12.0 Tributary rafts, Traveler canoe, and the Sabertooth & Mammoth paddle cats.
Size

Built for Bigger Boats. Ready for Every Adventure.

The AIRE Large/Small Raft Bag is the ideal solution for storing and transporting larger inflatable rafts. Whether you’re preparing for a multi-day expedition or packing away your gear for the off-season, this durable and spacious bag makes the process easy.

Constructed from heavy-duty materials and designed for river life, it protects your raft from UV, abrasion, and dirt while making it easier to carry and organize at camp or in storage.

Features Large Raft Bag

Fits Large Rafts: Designed for AIRE 130–160 series rafts and 13′–16′ Tributary rafts.

Heavy-Duty Construction: Built with rugged materials to handle frequent use and tough conditions.

Spacious Design: 42″ length × 30″ diameter offers ample room for easy packing and storage.

Secure & Convenient: Reinforced handles ensure comfortable carrying and hassle-free loading.

Specs

Length: 42″

Diameter: 30″

Weight: 7 lbs

Warranty: 1-Year Limited (Accessory)

 

Features Small Raft Bag

Perfect Fit: Sized for Cub & Puma series AIRE rafts, 9.5 & 12.0 Tributary rafts, Traveler canoe, and Sabertooth & Mammoth paddle cats.

Heavy-Duty Construction: Built with rugged materials to withstand river wear and tear.

Spacious & Easy to Load: 35″ length × 25″ diameter gives you ample room for storing and packing your inflatable.

Convenient Carrying: Reinforced handles make transport simple and secure.

Specs

Length: 35″

Diameter: 25″

Weight: 5 lbs

Warranty: 1-Year Limited (Accessory)

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