Description:
Add a seat to your AIRE Puma. The AIRE Puma Series Thwart (NRS item 87001.01) adds a strap-in thwart to an AIRE Puma Series raft, giving room for more paddlers plus extra flotation. It is built from the same materials as AIRE boats, so it suits teams that run Pumas for swiftwater training and response. See more raft parts and accessories.
Features
- More paddlers, more flotation: another thwart adds seating and buoyancy.
- Strap-in design: AIRE's beefy strap-in thwarts add lateral support and rigidity.
- Flexible placement: the piano hinge floor lacing on AIRE rafts gives lots of position options.
- Leafield C7 valve: simple, reliable inflation and deflation.
- Same AIRE build: the same materials and workmanship as AIRE inflatable boats.
Specifications
- Super Puma thwart: 30" L x 12.5" Dia
- Super Duper Puma thwart: 33" L x 13.5" Dia
- Valve: Leafield C7
- Material: PVC, 35/1670 tube material
Sizes & options
Choose your raft: Super Puma (30" L x 12.5" diameter) or Super Duper Puma (33" L x 13.5" diameter).
Questions about the AIRE Puma Series Thwart
Which rafts does it fit?
AIRE Puma Series rafts. Order Super Puma for a Super Puma raft or Super Duper Puma for a Super Duper Puma.
How does it attach?
It is a strap-in thwart. The piano hinge style floor lacing on AIRE rafts gives many options for placing it.
What valve does it use?
A Leafield C7 valve.
How big is each thwart?
The Super Puma thwart is 30" L x 12.5" in diameter. The Super Duper Puma thwart is 33" L x 13.5" in diameter.
Is the AIRE Puma Series Thwart flame resistant?
No. It is a raft outfitting part for water rescue and river boats. It is not flame resistant, not rated for fire or high-heat use and not structural firefighting PPE.
Where can I buy the AIRE Puma Series Thwart?
Right here. The Public Safety Store is an authorized AIRE dealer. Outfitting a rescue team or need help with sizing? Contact us. Every order is covered by our price match guarantee and easy 30-day returns.
California Proposition 65 warning: This product can expose you to di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
