• Do you do boat repairs?  We do not handle repairs at Wet Dreams, however, we have just about all of the supplies you may need to repair your boat on our repair page.
  

We recommend reaching out to your boat manufacturer for the appropriate repair facility. Otherwise, feel free to reach out to

Canyon Craft Restoration - Glenwood Springs (504) 275-9276

Inflatable Technologies - (303) 922-3111

Bobby Nelson - Based in Ridgeway (505) 977-9347

• Do you do dry suit repairs?  We do not handle repairs at Wet Dreams, however, we have just about all of the supplies you may need to repair your boat on our repair page.

We recommend reaching out to your dry suit manufacturer for the appropriate repair facility. Otherwise, feel free to reach out to

Kokatat - (800) 225-9749

Immersion Research - (814) 395-9191

NRS - (877) 677-4327

Utah White Water - (801) 455-5450

• Do you repair Wet Dreams gear? Reach out to Jason at the Wet Dreams Sew House (928) 864-7091 or fill out the contact form below.

• Do you do Custom work? Yes, only river equipment/gear. Reach out to Jason at the Wet Dreams Sew House (928) 864-7091 or fill out the contact form below.

• Does Wet Dreams have rentals? We are not doing rentals this season. Feel free to reach out to

Grand Junction Adventures - Los Colonias (970) 433-4760

CMU Outdoors - (970) 248-1428

Rimrock Adventures - Fruita (970) 858-3147

• How's the CFS or flow rate? At Wet Dreams we update a whiteboard at our store every day, however, here are the resources you need to check yourself.

American Whitewater

Water Data USGS

PaddleWays by NRS - Paid but one of the best on the markets right now.

• What should I know for the town float?
• Put-In & Take-Out Locations– Know where you'll be launching and where you'll be taking out before you get on the water. Planning your route ahead of time helps ensure you don't miss your take-out and end up paddling upstream or floating farther than intended. Check out Save-A-Life Jacket for interactive maps.
• Timeframes - Give yourself plenty of time. Trip durations vary depending on the section of river, the distance you're traveling, your type of watercraft, and how much you want to paddle versus float.
• Personal Floatation Devices (PFDs) - We recommend wearing your PFD at all times. At a minimum, every watercraft must have a properly fitting PFD on board for each person.
• Inner Tube - If you're floating in an inner tube, consider bringing a paddle. Some sections of the river have slower-moving water, and a paddle can help you navigate and keep moving.
• Stand-Up Paddleboards (SUPs) - Before launching, make sure your fin (skeg) is securely attached. You may encounter shallow sections where the fin drags on the bottom. If you hear scraping, it's best to get off and walk your board to avoid damage.
• Shuttle - Arrange your shuttle before you launch. Options include Rimrock Adventures in Fruita, Sunshine Rides, or a self-shuttle. If you're using a self-shuttle, don't forget to bring your keys and keep them secure and dry.
• Rigging - Secure all gear to your watercraft and store valuables in dry bags. You never know when your craft might tip over, and it's much easier to recover gear that's attached than to chase flip-flops or water bottles downstream. If you don't have a dry bag, placing items in freezer-grade zip-top bags inside another sealed bag is an affordable alternative, though it isn't guaranteed to keep everything dry.

Dry Bags

Straps & Carabiners

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