[Dante]

SALE PENDING SOLD "Rutal Locura Special Edition" (grey top with black bottim). New without packaging. Never used. $120 OBO + shipping.

[Worthington]

Did this sell? I'm looking for something like this. Thanks

[Chief Joseph]

They are a good price but imo a poor design. Odd shape and the air valve at least on the one I borrowed is back behind your head so difficult to reach. I wanted to let some air out because it had expanded a lot on a hot day. On the Curtis it has an inner bladder where you take off the cap and then have to push on the inner valve to release air. Not so on the Klymit, I pulled the plug and it nearly completely deflated in seconds, damn near put me in the drink.

[Dante]

Edited OP to update. If I were going to replace my pack rafts, I'd look consider these: https://www.garagegrowngear.com/collections/supai-adventure-gear

[JPH]

[Dante]

I never got around to trying the Klymit raft. I bought it so I'd have a pack raft to lend to a hiking partner who didn't have one, but the opportunity never presented itself. Getting in and out of a pack raft is the hard part. I always looked for a flat rock or sandy spot a couple inches below the surface. Then I'd position the foot of the raft over that spot. Next, I'd squat down, put my hands on the gunwales, then sit back into the raft as gently as possible. Getting your gear into the raft with you is tricky, too. The whole process is worth it though if they alternate is brush busting around a lake (assuming that's even possible). The Supai raft looks a lot like the Curtis Designs raft, but adds a tube and one way valve which makes it even easier to add air when the cold water causes the air inside the raft to contract.

[Chief Joseph]