• 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.
• Main chamber inflates up to 20 PSI for unmatched rigidity. Side chambers only need to be inflated to 5 PSI.
• 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.