Description:
A mesh day bag that wraps around any paddle raft thwart for gear that is fine getting wet. The Down River Equipment Thwart Bag (NRS item 81169.01) gives a crew quick access to on-water essentials, with integrated grab handles and D-rings for clipping in more gear. Rescue raft crews and guides can keep throw bags, water and small tools right at hand. Browse more water rescue gear bags.
Features
- Double-lined Multi-Mesh: made from recycled post-consumer waste, with an Xtra-Duty mesh base for durability.
- High tenacity 1 inch polypro webbing: wraps around a thwart to attach the bag.
- Integrated grab handles: built into the webbing attachments, so there is always something to hold.
- Multiple D-rings: for clipping in extra gear.
- Wide opening with one-hand drawstring: quick and easy access.
Specifications
- Material: double-lined multi-mesh
- Dimensions: 14" x 8" x 20"
- Weight: 1.65 lbs
- Integrated grab handles; D-ring attachment points
Sizes & options
Single item, no options. Multi-Mesh colors and patterns are assorted and may not match the product photos.
Questions about the Thwart Bag
Is the Thwart Bag waterproof?
No. It is a mesh bag for on-water essentials that are okay to get wet. Use a dry bag for anything that must stay dry.
How does it attach?
High tenacity 1 inch polypro webbing wraps around any thwart in a paddle raft. The webbing attachments have built-in grab handles.
What color will I get?
Multi-Mesh colors and patterns are assorted and may not match the product photos.
How big is it?
14" x 8" x 20", and it weighs 1.65 lbs.
Is the Thwart Bag flame resistant?
No. It is raft gear for water rescue and paddling and is not rated for fire or high-heat use.
Where can I buy the Down River Equipment Thwart Bag?
Right here. The Public Safety Store is an authorized Down River Equipment 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.
