SOTAR SL Liquid Raft

At 14 feet, this raft strikes a balance between agility and capacity. It is long enough to handle multi-day gear loads comfortably, yet compact enough to maneuver through technical whitewater where precision is required.

Yes, urethane is generally superior to PVC in terms of abrasion resistance and longevity. It holds up better against the constant friction of rocks and debris, making it a reliable choice for demanding river conditions.

Absolutely. The raft is designed to be compatible with standard oar frames, allowing you to rig it according to your specific preference or trip requirements.

The self-bailing floor is highly efficient. It allows water to drain rapidly, which is essential for maintaining stability and buoyancy when you take on heavy waves.

You should inflate the tubes to 2.5 PSI. Maintaining this pressure ensures the raft retains its structural integrity and performance characteristics on the water.

Yes, having four separate air chambers provides a critical safety margin. If one chamber were to be punctured, the remaining chambers will keep the raft afloat and manageable.