The Nirvana pairs a 210d TPU-nylon tube with an 840d Kevlar aramid-nylon blend floor, and it rolls down to roughly the size of a sleeping bag. The self-bailing floor with an integrated seat drains water on its own, which keeps setup simple and self-rescue quick. Kokopelli says it performs best on Class I to III rivers, creeks and low-flow water.
Specs at a glance
- Outer length: 90 in
- Outer width: 37 in
- Packraft weight: 9.7 lbs
- Capacity: 300 lbs
- Material: 210d TPU-nylon sidewall, 840d Kevlar aramid-nylon floor
- Rolled size: 18 x 8 in
- Options: with or without TiZip
Good to know
- The TiZip option lets you store gear inside the tubes, which is worth it for multi-day trips where deck space is tight.
- A 3-point thigh-strap kit is not included, so budget for one if you plan to run whitewater rather than just float and fish.
KayakDIY take: For hike-in fishing, a sub-10 lb packraft is one of the easiest ways to reach water that never sees a kayak. For more options, browse all my kayak reviews.
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