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Nautiraid Prices Sept 2017 UK PRICE LIST & SPEC SHEET Folding Skin-on-Frame Sea Kayaks & Canadian Canoes Material* Length Beam Weight Packed size Packed size Capacity Price £ Frame--Skin (m (m) (kg) bag 1 (cm) bag 2 (cm) max (kg People inc VAT RAID one-person Kayaks September 2017 - Prices include UK VAT @20%. Errors & Omissions Excluded. ) ) GRaRidA3N2D5 TRouArIinDg two-person ExApluemdi-PtiVoC n Kay3.a2k5 s 0.53 12.5 100x35x15 one bag only 80 1 £1,475 Raid 416 Touring Alum-PVC 4.16 0.70 17 115x46x21 one bag only 130 1 £1,995 Raid416 Touring wood Wood-PVC 4.16 0.70 19 123x30x15 100x45x17 130 1 £2,625 Grand Raid 500 Touring Alum-PVC 5.00 0.90 26 115x46x21 one bag only 300 1 or 2 £2,795 Grand Raid 500 Touring wood Wood-PVC 5.00 0.90 27 135x32x21 87x47x27 300 1 or 2 £3,075 NGrAanRdARKaidSE50A0KExApYeAdiKtioSn(*i* nc NEWWNoaorda-kHCypross) 5.00 0.90 27 135x32x21 87x47x27 300 1 or 2 £3,900 Grand Raid 540 Touring wood Wood-PVC 5.40 0.90 30 140x32x21 87x47x27 350 1 or 2 £3,375 Grand Raid 540 Expedition** Wood-Hyp 5.40 0.90 30 140x32x21 87x47x27 350 1 or 2 £4,250 Narak 405 Cross Alum-PVC 4.05 0.65 16 123x30x15 one bag only 120 1 £1,695 Narak 460 Touring Stabilair*** Wood-PVC 4.60 0.68 22 110x35x15 140x32x21 140 1 £2,750 Narak 460 Expedition** Stabilair Wood-Hyp 4.60 0.68 22 110x35x15 140x32x21 140 1 £3,575 Narak 550 Touring Wood-PVC 5.50 0.52 23 110x35x15 140x32x21 120 1 £2,950 CNaArNakA5D50IAENxpCedAitNioOn*E* S Wood-Hyp 5.50 0.52 23 110x35x15 140x32x21 120 1 £3,750 Grand Narak 550 Wood-PVC 5.50 0.75 32 140x32x21 82x47x27 320 1 or 2 £3,375 Grand Narak 550 Expedition** Wood-Hyp 5.50 0.75 32 140x32x21 82x47x27 320 1 or 2 £4,250 Beach 325 Canoe Alum-PVC 3.25 0.70 10.5 110x35x15 one bag only 80 1 £1,150 Beach 390 Canoe Alum-PVC 3.90 0.79 14.5 110x35x15 one bag only 180 1 or 2 £1,325 NOTES Rando 475 Canoe Alum-PVC 4.75 0.88 *2*3* Stab1il1ai0rxs 60x25 one bag only 320 1 or 2 £2,050 R* aMnAdToER52IA0LCS :anoe Alum-PVC 5.20 0.95 24.5 110x60x25 one bag only 350 1 or 2 £2,200 DELIVERY, Kayaks & Canoes (UK mainland) £60, or COLLECT FREE are Nautiraid’s integrated side tubes, for buoyancy and Frame material - Alum = Aluminium, Wood = Ash & Birch; heeled stability. All kayaks/canoes have them, except Naraks, where ** Expedition Spec boats, Skin material - PVC = Valmex high-grade, or Hyp = Hypalon (ultimate). they are optional on 460, not offered on 550, standard on Grand Narak. Aluminium frames are lighter and more compact; wood frames are stiffer, quicker to put together and have greater aesthetic appeal. from our warehouse in Christchurch, Dorset. This applies to UK stock, KAYAK OPTIONS over Touring, have ultra-durable Hypalon skin aCnAdN/oOr oEr dOePrsT thIOatN caS n be added to scheduled collections from France. (in lieu of PVC), upgraded seats, and paddle storage pockets on deck. Remote areas, specials, urgent deliveries from France, £POA. - Rudder £240 (Grand Narak £335). - One-person spray deck for Beach 390 £235. Turns your open - One-person spray deck for two-person kayaks £140 canoe into a decked canoe, massively reducing chance of - Two-person spray deck for two person kayaks £170 taking on water; add spray skirt for further enclosure. - Spray skirt (to Hit one-person kayak cockpits, or two-person - Two-person spray deck to Hit Beach 390 £230 kayaks Hitted with spray decks) £40 each - Two-person spray deck to Hit Rando 450 or 520, £300 - Deluxe insulated spray skirt (speciHic to Narak 550) £100 - Spray skirt to Hit spray decks above £40 each - Sit inside “Sea Sock” for single pers on kayaks £90 - Storage cover for assembled Rando 520 £230 (like a spray - Sailing kit for single person kayaks £415 deck, but with no holes for people). - Sailing kit for two-person kayaks £485 - Additional middle seat for Rando 450 or 520 £85 - Kayak buoyancy bags (pair) £35 (to Hit Narak £45) - Open canoe paddle wood £90 - Motor mount for kayaks £80 - Open canoe paddle aluminium £50 - Touring paddle wood (220 or 240cm) £185 -S Eesek ismeop paardadtle wleoaodl e(2t5 a0n odr 2p7r0iccme) l £is2t2 0for Nautiraid’s Coracle folding dinghies. - Carbon Select paddle ultralight £315 UK Agent (full Nautiraid range) Nestaway Boats Ltd, : Unit 5 Avro Business Park, Mosquito Way, Christchurch, Dorset BH23 4FN (UK) www.nestawayboats.com [email protected] Tel: 0800 999 2535 Mobile: 07768 600595.
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