Maker of the unique BAKraft packraft line. BAKraft packrafts feature self-bailing cockpits and separate air chambers inside Vectran fabric tubes.

The company that launched the modern packraft industry in 2002. Today Alpacka offers a diverse range of customizable, USA-made packrafts for ultralight, bikerafting, whitewater and other uses.

In-house brand for the German packraft retailer Anfibio. Focus on low-cost, lightweight undecked boats for the European market.

UK-based maker of DIY packraft kits.

Klymit is known for its lightweight inflatable sleeping pads. They make one packraft: the ultralight, ultra-affordable Litewater Dinghy.

New-Zealand-based Koaro Packrafts targets the southern hemisphere market with a modest line of boats including whitewater deck, open cockpit and self-bailer options.

Kokopelli produces whitewater, flatwater, and tandem packrafts, and is notable for popularizing self-bailers. Boats are widely available online and through outdoor gear retailers.

NRS makes a single packraft with a self-bailing floor and lightweight green fabric.

Supai Adventure Gear focuses on the ultralight community, with compact packrafts that weigh as little as 1.5 pounds.