--- product_id: 40368443 title: "1.2mm PVC 15ft Infltable White Water River Raft Floating Raft Tubes Boats" brand: "bris" price: "€ 4270.34" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Bris" url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/40368443-1-2mm-pvc-15ft-infltable-white-water-river-raft-floating store_origin: GR region: Greece --- # 15ft length for group adventures Quadruple heat-welded seams for max durability 2000 Dtex 1.2mm heavy-duty PVC fabric 1.2mm PVC 15ft Infltable White Water River Raft Floating Raft Tubes Boats **Brand:** bris **Price:** € 4270.34 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🛶 Elevate your whitewater game with rugged style and unbeatable value! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** 1.2mm PVC 15ft Infltable White Water River Raft Floating Raft Tubes Boats by bris - **How much does it cost?** € 4270.34 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/40368443-1-2mm-pvc-15ft-infltable-white-water-river-raft-floating) ## Best For - bris enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted bris brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Ready for Adventure:** Includes 3 inflatable thwarts, 12 D-rings for custom frame attachments, repair kit, foot pump, and carry bag — everything you need to hit the water now. - • **Spacious & Stable Ride:** Generous 15ft length and removable high-pressure drop stitch floor provide unmatched stability and comfort for up to 12 adults. - • **Built to Brave the Rapids:** Quadruple reinforced, heat-welded seams ensure your raft stays intact through every Class III-IV challenge. - • **Premium Heavy-Duty Fabric:** Crafted from 2000 Dtex 1.2mm PVC with polyester support for superior tear, abrasion, and puncture resistance. - • **Smart Self-Bailing System:** Unique design lets you control water drainage and speed, keeping your ride smooth and dry. ## Overview The BRIS 15ft inflatable river raft is engineered with commercial-grade 2000 Dtex 1.2mm PVC fabric and quadruple heat-welded seams for exceptional durability. Designed to accommodate up to 12 adults, it features a removable drop stitch air floor for stability, a self-bailing system for optimal water control, and 12 D-rings for versatile frame attachments. This rugged, abrasion-resistant raft comes complete with inflatable thwarts, a repair kit, foot pump, and carry bag, making it the perfect budget-friendly choice for serious whitewater enthusiasts. ## Description BRIS BRF450 River Rafts are hand crafted and built tough with quadruple reinforced seams. We make the main tubes with 2000 denier 1.2mm thick, high quality fabric. The bottoms are also made from heavy-duty 1.2mm thick material . we also add the extra 140mm width rubber strake at the bottom of the tubes. the heavy-duty D-rings, full length side rub strakes and handles bring special value to our River Rafts. New models also have removable drop stitch air floors for easy repairs or replacement. The unique self-bailing system gives you the chance to choose the best speed for optimum performance. Specification: overall length: 15ft Inside length: 11.5ft Overall width: 7ft Inside width : 45" Tuber diameter: 20"Chambes: 4+3+1 Max person : 12 adults D-rings: 12 pcs Handles 6 pcs Bow/stern rise : 30" Boat weight: 158 lbs Floor Design: Drop stitch air floor Package included: raft, 3 thwarts , foot pump, carry bag and repair kits. Review: Excellent raft for all your whitewater needs - I have a 13' BRIS raft already, which has been great. I purchased the 15' raft to take my family of 5 and 1 dog down the Lower Salmon River, a 5 day trip with numerous Class III and 1 easy Class IV. I added an NRS frame, built wood platforms for each side, dropped in 2 dry boxes and a yeti cooler, and we were off. The raft performed superbly. Would I rather have an NRS boat? Yes, but they're >$5000. This raft is excellent value for money and did everything I could ask of it. Highly recommend. Review: Great value, but will be upgrading soon. - I have had this raft for two seasons now. Mostly I have it set up for fishing, but have done up to class IV without issue (well… other than a rusty pipe on the Green that punched a decent hole which I patched with the provided kit. Patch is holding great, btw) What I will say is this is a great starter raft. When it eventually wears out I will probably upgrade to a better brand, however. One of the main issues is fit and finish, as others have commented. Not really a huge deal, but I can already see the thick rubber wear strips on the bottom peeling at the edges. It has slowly lost pressure just a bit since I bought it; not enough to need filled during the day, but a few weeks on the trailer in storage will see the back chambers with zero psi. Functionally this doesn’t matter that much since I’m topping up before trips anyways, but it is a bit annoying to do during the off season when it is trailered in storage and I don’t want it squashed under the frame. Probably my biggest functional issue, though, is the floor. The drainage is absolute garbage. On my fishing trips it doesn’t matter much at all, but in heavy rapids I find myself having to pull over onto banks and pull the nose up on shore to get the 3-4” of water out of the raft. The water will drain from the back/front, but will not drain from the sides at all because the floor fits tightly the whole way along the sides. The ends are obviously raised and that’s why you get stuck with a few inches of water after any decent rapid. Just know that for the money you are not going to get a proper drop stitch floor. I’ve seen floors like this work really well in other rafts, but they have a few large half-moon cutouts in the sides for drainage. Lastly, I run a lot of shallow rivers like the middle Yough and end up getting out to pull the raft over rocks more often than I should. Just doesn’t ride as high as I’d like in the middle and gets perched very often. Again, this is mostly a floor issue. Overall, I’m giving a 4/5 for the price, but if this costs what an NRS does I’d give it a 2/5. I mean, at this point my gear has completely eclipsed the cost of the raft several times over, so I’ll be happy when it comes time to upgrade. That said, this is a great starter raft, especially if you are running only moderate rapids in not-so-bony water. ## Features - Premium Quality Materials : BRIS rafts are made by 2,000 Dtex 1.2mm PVC fabric with polyester support, having excellent resistance to tearing, tension and breaking . It is a much more heavy-duty PVC fabric than 1100 Dtex 0.9mm PVC rafts . Fabric is thick, puncture proof and abrasion resistant.These are commercial grade, exceptional quality and workmanship water crafts . and best of all, they are not expensive, so you can go rafting, without stretching your budget - All seams are HEAT WELDED for perfect seaming and guaranteed to last in fresh water, salt water and extreme humidity. Most seams are quadruple overlap for maximum strength and durability and will not fall apart . - Features: Removable high-pressure drop stitch floor is very stable . unique self-bailing system gives you the chance to choose the best speed for optimum performance. three inflatable thwarts are completely detachable and removable. Safety valves prevent over inflation in tubes .all around rubber strake protection and boat life line .The bottom of the tubes covered with 140mm width protecting rubber . 12 D-rings outside for optional frame attachment. - Included: PVC Hull, Drop stitch floor, 3 x Inflatable thwarts, Repair Kit, Carrying Bag and Foot Pump. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B06W9NHWY5 | | Best Sellers Rank | #480,865 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #98 in Inflatable Rafts | | Brand | BRIS | | Brand Name | BRIS | | Color | Blue | | Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (50) | | Date First Available | May 16, 2013 | | Item Form | inflatable boat | | Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 44.49 x 24.41 x 14.96 inches | | Item Weight | 158 Pounds | | Manufacturer | benflyworld | | Material | Polyvinyl Chloride | | Package Weight | 132 Pounds | | Personal Flotation Device Type | Buoyancy Aid | | Size | 15 ft | | UPC | 714497659091 | ## Product Details - **Brand:** BRIS - **Color:** Blue - **Item Form:** inflatable boat - **Item Weight:** 158 Pounds - **Manufacturer:** benflyworld - **Material:** Polyvinyl Chloride - **Personal Flotation Device Type:** Buoyancy Aid - **Size:** 15 ft - **UPC:** 714497659091 ## Images ![1.2mm PVC 15ft Infltable White Water River Raft Floating Raft Tubes Boats - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71FM+JGN5+L.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: How difficult is it and how long does it take to assemble/inflate? ...and to disassemble/deflate? We have to pack it down for our road trip.** A: Not too long once you get the hang of it. My 9year old daughter did almost everything last time we put it up (including all the pumping). **Q: How long is the chafe pad (aka- black top strip) where a frame side rail would sit? 78" or 82"? Thxs!** A: It will fit 86 maybe an 88 if you have it right at the longest part of the where pad. You can also buy extra where pad or just cut your frame poles to make it custom. **Q: Can we add a motor?** A: Yes, we added an NRS stern seat mount to our nrs 82"x 66" frame, then also bought the u-style motor mount. You can't add a motor without a frame. **Q: What class rapids is this suitable for?** A: It can handle Class III+ white water . ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent raft for all your whitewater needs *by S***N on August 17, 2023* I have a 13' BRIS raft already, which has been great. I purchased the 15' raft to take my family of 5 and 1 dog down the Lower Salmon River, a 5 day trip with numerous Class III and 1 easy Class IV. I added an NRS frame, built wood platforms for each side, dropped in 2 dry boxes and a yeti cooler, and we were off. The raft performed superbly. Would I rather have an NRS boat? Yes, but they're >$5000. This raft is excellent value for money and did everything I could ask of it. Highly recommend. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great value, but will be upgrading soon. *by A***R on September 5, 2022* I have had this raft for two seasons now. Mostly I have it set up for fishing, but have done up to class IV without issue (well… other than a rusty pipe on the Green that punched a decent hole which I patched with the provided kit. Patch is holding great, btw) What I will say is this is a great starter raft. When it eventually wears out I will probably upgrade to a better brand, however. One of the main issues is fit and finish, as others have commented. Not really a huge deal, but I can already see the thick rubber wear strips on the bottom peeling at the edges. It has slowly lost pressure just a bit since I bought it; not enough to need filled during the day, but a few weeks on the trailer in storage will see the back chambers with zero psi. Functionally this doesn’t matter that much since I’m topping up before trips anyways, but it is a bit annoying to do during the off season when it is trailered in storage and I don’t want it squashed under the frame. Probably my biggest functional issue, though, is the floor. The drainage is absolute garbage. On my fishing trips it doesn’t matter much at all, but in heavy rapids I find myself having to pull over onto banks and pull the nose up on shore to get the 3-4” of water out of the raft. The water will drain from the back/front, but will not drain from the sides at all because the floor fits tightly the whole way along the sides. The ends are obviously raised and that’s why you get stuck with a few inches of water after any decent rapid. Just know that for the money you are not going to get a proper drop stitch floor. I’ve seen floors like this work really well in other rafts, but they have a few large half-moon cutouts in the sides for drainage. Lastly, I run a lot of shallow rivers like the middle Yough and end up getting out to pull the raft over rocks more often than I should. Just doesn’t ride as high as I’d like in the middle and gets perched very often. Again, this is mostly a floor issue. Overall, I’m giving a 4/5 for the price, but if this costs what an NRS does I’d give it a 2/5. I mean, at this point my gear has completely eclipsed the cost of the raft several times over, so I’ll be happy when it comes time to upgrade. That said, this is a great starter raft, especially if you are running only moderate rapids in not-so-bony water. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great raft! *by J***N on March 26, 2022* We got a trailer and fully rigged this raft with a Bighorn II rowing frame, 10’ Cataract oars last summer. Took it out on Class I-III with the family on the lower Roaring Fork, Upper Colorado, and Horsethief (3 day float between Grand Junction and Moab). The raft performed super well, navigated rapids great, and is very sturdy. Today, I am uncovering it and getting it ready for this season. We stored it partially inflated and covered outdoors in the mountains. I ho early do not see the difference between this boat and a comparable brand name PVC boat… except for the price! I’ll save $3k any day. ## Frequently Bought Together - BRIS 1.2mm PVC 15ft Infltable White Water River Raft Floating Raft Tubes Boats - Attwood Emergency Telescoping Paddle for Boating, Orange --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.gr/products/40368443-1-2mm-pvc-15ft-infltable-white-water-river-raft-floating](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/40368443-1-2mm-pvc-15ft-infltable-white-water-river-raft-floating) --- *Product available on Desertcart Greece* *Store origin: GR* *Last updated: 2026-05-08*