River Hardware

Stern Frame ($450)

This is a frame designed to fit behind the back thwart of and Avon Adventurer so the guide sits on the back tube. This is a bomber steel frame that uses a tractor seat.

Creek Frame ($450)

This frame is designed to sit towards the back of the boat, but not on the stern. It's designed for running difficult rivers with 2 to 4 paddlers in a 14 foot boat. This is the frame design of choise for Cherry Creek guides.

Learn more about Creek Frames

Firepan Bag ($95)

The Problems: Fire pans and their accessories (shovel, blanket, grill brush) are incredibly difficult to store on river trips. Most bags wear out easily.

The Solution: An oversized bag that cinches down with cam straps to hold everything in. The bag is made of durable (and mildew resistant) canvas.

Fire Pan Bag

Throw Bags (coming soon)

The Problems: The actual bag wears out way before the rope. Attaching a throw bag to a boat or frame shouldn't require a carribeaner.

The Solution: A Cordura bag with a strong buckle to attach to the boat without a carribearner.

Chair Bag (coming soon)

The Problems: Fold up chairs have become the standard for river trips since they are inexpensive, comfortable, and take little space. There is no easy way to store these chairs on rafts.

The Solution: A simple canvas sheet that rolls up around six chairs and cinches tight with loops to carry and rig to boats.