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Serious Whitewater Boat! The Ceiba “Cat” is a lightweight expedition craft that combines performance with versatility. DIB’s 26” hypalon tubes, with their moderately kicked up angle, make this boat perfect for serious whitewater excitement. 15.5' CATARAFT Serious Whitewater Boat The Ceiba “Cat” is a lightweight expedition craft that combines performance with versatility. DIB’s 26” hypalon tubes, with their moderately kicked up angle, make this boat perfect for serious whitewater excitement. Combined with the all aluminum Down River Frame, 110 qt RTIC Cooler and a custom dry box, you’ll enjoy every moment on the water! Four 10’ Sawyer Fiberglass oars provide the sticks to get you where you need to go. An aluminum rear trailer frame with a drop bag allows for ample gear storage. The full package comes with a rig bag with all the necessary compliments, repair kit and air pump. Whether you’re looking to do a spicy lightweight day run, a 5 day wilderness Salt trip, or even a multi-week expedition on the Grand, the Ceiba “Cat” is always a strong contender. 15.5' Cataraft Oar Rig: Grand Canyon: $50.00 per day | Other rivers: $117.50 for 1st day; $50.00 for each additional day 15.5 foot full cataraft rig includes: Lightweight breakdown aluminum frame 4 (10')Sawyer fiberglass oars 110 qt cooler with cooler cover Rig bag with: 3 oar towers 15 x 1″ rigging straps (2' to 10' lengths) Sand anchor and hammer Throw bag Bow line Repair kit Optional Items: Adjustable Oar Towers Umbrella & Holder Rescue Ladder Flip Lines - mini-throw bag style or belly band style Details: Aluminum Box: 36”L x 15”W x 18”H Rear Trailer Frame Interior dimensions: 54”L x 19.75”W x 14.5”H Floor Space: 40” side-to-side x 21” front-to-back *The front frame and rear trailer frame compartments can hold either a drop bag or Ceiba’s aluminum dry box. Ceiba Oar Rigs 18' Ceiba Oar Rig 16' Ceiba Oar Rig 14' Ceiba Oar Rig 15.5' Ceiba Cataraft Oar Rig 10.5' Ceiba MiniMax Oar Rig Ceiba Paddle Boats 16' Ceiba Paddle Boat 14' Ceiba Paddle Boat 10.5' Mini Max Paddle Boat RMR PhatCat Alpacka Yukon Pack Raft Alpacka Caribou Pack Raft NRS River Float Tube

Simplify your Grand Canyon trip planning with our expert logistics services. Explore the best options for your river adventure. Grand Canyon Trip Planning & Logistics The myriad of details surrounding your put-in and take-out for your Grand Canyon river trip can be a bit daunting. Let us help make it simple! LEES FERRY & MARBLE CANYON - PUT-IN LOGISTICS Lees Ferry in Marble Canyon, AZ is where Grand Canyon river trips launch. One hundred and twenty miles north of Flagstaff, Marble Canyon is home to three lodges (Marble Canyon Lodge, Lee’s Ferry Lodge, and Cliff Dwellers Lodge). All have multiple services, including restaurants, lodging, wifi, and outgoing mail. Note that from March through November, Marble Canyon and Lees Ferry are on Arizona time (MST), where just across Marble Canyon Bridge the Navajo Nation adheres to Daylight Savings Time (MDT). Rig Day Traveling from your point of origin to Lees Ferry and then rigging your boats usually takes a full day. Many of Ceiba’s services can alleviate frustration and save time if you utilize them! There is electricity at Lee’s Ferry, bathrooms (no showers), and a private river runners camp spot just downstream from the launch ramp. It is illegal to camp on the ramp. Often, many private, commercial, and science trips rig on the same day at the ramp. Use just enough space to complete your rig, on the far downstream end of the ramp. Only 2 vehicles from your group are allowed on the ramp at the same time. For your equipment & permit check out, the NPS Ranger will arrive at the launch ramp on the afternoon of your rig day. They will want to see all the required equipment, trip leader paperwork, participant list and photo IDs. One of the items most closely inspected are your life jackets. The PFDs must be in good shape and US Coast Guard approved. See the NPS Noncommercial River Trip Regulations below for a list of required equipment. From the NPS regs: “The river checkout and orientation by the Lees Ferry Ranger will occur at 3:00pm MST the day prior to launch, and all trip members launching from Lees Ferry must be present and attend. Each trip participant must be legibly listed on the final “Noncommercial River Trip Participant List” form as remitted at launch by the Trip Leader to the Lees Ferry Ranger – anyone who is not listed on this form is not authorized to be on the trip. All trip participants must bring valid, unaltered, government issued photo identification that includes date of birth (i.e. driver license, state issued identification, or passport) on the river trip. Participants launching from Lees Ferry must present this identification to the Lees Ferry Ranger at check-in. Participants without photo identification will NOT be allowed on the trip (exceptions are allowed for children 15 years old and younger). Credit cards and birth certificates are NOT valid forms of identification for Grand Canyon river trips.” Launch Day You are free to launch from the river camp as early as you'd like! DON’T FORGET Trip permit Valid photo ID for everyone on the trip Information regarding your permit: Participant roster with names (including middle initials); each participant’s date of birth, complete address, phone number, and e-mail address; your put-in/take-out dates and locations. Current copy of the Noncommercial River Trip Regulations Campsite List Download NPS Grand Canyon Campsite List GRAND CANYON - TAKE-OUT LOGISTICS There are two take out options for your Grand Adventure. There are pros and cons to each option. We are not here to persuade you in either direction but to provide you with the facts. We want to support you in making an educated decision. Below is the pertinent information regarding both options. If you arrive and start de-rigging before our driver arrives, try to separate personal gear into one pile and Ceiba gear in another. Like items piled together. The straps holding the frames on the boat all remain attached to the frame. The floor gets tightened up flat to the frame. Please leave drop bags attached to the frame! Bundle oars in packages of four. * If you are changing any pick up times you need to notify us by SAT phone or text several days ahead of time. 1. Diamond Creek, AZ | River Mile 226 | Hualapai Indian Reservation It can be busy and hectic at Diamond Creek! Putting some time and effort into planning your take-out is of the utmost importance. Think about de-rig procedures that will save you and your group time on the ramp. Camping within 5 miles of the take-out is a must. From March 1st– November 1st, ONLY the Hualapai are allowed to rig and de-rig on the Diamond Creek ramp between 7 AM and 10 AM. We will need to schedule a pick up time for your take out. We often recommend between 10 and 11 am. Please be friendly and patient with all the different parties at the take-out, and pay respect to the Hualapai. It is illegal to drink alcoholic beverages on the ramp. From the take-out, it takes a solid hour to drive up Diamond Creek Road, which is unpaved, to Peach Springs, AZ Route 66. The Hualapai Tribe charges exit fees for every river trip, one each per person, per vehicle, per driver. Ceiba will be happy to assist you with any or all of your Diamond Creek take-out logistics! If you are planning on going below Diamond Creek and doing the “Diamond Down” section, Ceiba can assist you with all these options as well. We have 15 hp Honda 4 stroke outboard motors available, transoms to fit 18′ row boats, fuel tanks, and we can bring in a re-supply with fresh food, ice, beer, and anything your group desires for the lower end of your trip. Ceiba’s expertise is this area is a strong resource to consider. Latest Camping Options below Diamond Creek all the way to the Pearce Ferry Take-out 2. Pearce Ferry Ramp, Lake Mead | River Mile 279 The Pearce Ferry Ramp take-out is . Commercial outfitters, Canyon Jet Boat Services, the Hualapai Day Trips, science expeditions, and private boaters are using the ramp. You are not permitted to launch any trips from this ramp. You are also not allowed to camp on the ramp. The PFR is the take-out for a Diamond Down trip or a complete canyon trip. The Lower Granite Gorge is spectacular from mile 226 to 237. There are six significant rapids and the current moves pretty well thru this corridor. Grand Canyon ends at Mile 276.5, the Grand Wash Cliffs. SEVERAL ‘PROS” TO THINK ABOUT WHILE CONSIDERING THE STRETCH BELOW DIAMOND CREEK: Avoiding paying Hualapai exit fees by not taking out at Diamond Creek Extending your trip a few more days Running classic Grand Canyon rapids in the Lower Gorge Experiencing the entire Grand Canyon Unlimited side canyon hikes More reliable road for take out - less prone to closure due to floods DIAMOND DOWN LOGISTICS Utilizing Diamond Creek as a put-in and running the 55 miles of the Lower Gorge is a strong river trip option. It's a perfect 3-4 day adventure. Consider renting a transom & motor, which will give you the luxury of additional time to do some hiking in the Lower Granite Gorge. A perfect stretch to bring along some SUPs, IKs and other fun play boats. As simple as filling out an NPS permit and a Hualapai Tribal Permit . Enjoy this "short but sweet" section of the Grand Canyon! MAP OF THE GRAND CANYON REGION

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Get fast responses for your Grand Canyon river permits. Ceiba Adventures is your trusted partner for noncommercial trips. ________________________ ATTENTION: This form is NOT for guided 1-2 day Grand Canyon river trips. It is for people who have been awarded a noncommercial multi-day permit from the National Park Service. Go to Rivers & Oceans for 1-2 day guided trips. Grand Canyon Estimate Request If you take a few moments to fill out the details of your trip now, we can get back to you sooner with an estimate! NOTE: You must already have a Grand Canyon Noncommercial River Permit. If you don't, you can apply here . Do you have a previous trip with Ceiba? * I've been on a Ceiba trip before A past Ceiba client referred me This is my first inquiry with Ceiba I am shopping around with other outfitters My previous Ceiba trip was: The person who referred me was: PERSONAL & TRIP INFORMATION Where are you from? When is your launch date? * required Are you the permit holder? * Yes No Name of the permit holder How many days do you plan to be on the river? How many people are in your party? Were you issued a Large or Small Permit? Is this a Cancellation Permit? Where would you like to take out? To get a rough idea of shuttle logistics, where are most of your group travelling from for the trip? WE OFFER 2 CHOICES OF RENTAL OPTIONS FOR GRAND CANYON : A) The "Whole Shabang!" option is the total package and automatically gets you a 10% discount on all equipment rentals (not including food, shuttles, or Hualapai fees). It is the most cost effective choice. To qualify you must rent at a minimum: 1) At least 1 raft. You can include as many of your own as you want. 2) Complete Kitchen. 3) Food Pack. 4) Ceiba Shuttles. The "Whole Shabang!" package includes: • * Raft(s) with frame, oars, cooler, table, etc. • 1 inflatable kayak or hardshell kayak • * Complete kitchen set up • * Complete food pack • Water filter (Grand Canyon only) • Complete toilet set up • First Aid & Rescue kits • Satellite communication device of your choice • * Ceiba shuttles to/from river • All required NPS equipment * Required The "Whole Shabang!" is for those of you who want Ceiba to do everything. You can bring some of your own rafts, kayaks, etc. and we can be flexible on some of the the non-required elements if you want to bring your own. _______________ B) The Parts & Pieces option is for trips needing only specific equipment or services to round out what you already have. There is no initial 10% discount on equipment rentals . Examples of choosing the Parts & Pieces option are: "We just need to rent one raft set up to complete our fleet." "We need a Complete Food Pack and Ceiba Shuttles only." "We just need a groover set up and have Ceiba dump & clean." "We just need a sat phone." WHICH OPTION WOULD YOU LIKE? GEAR NEEDED Oar, Motor or Self-Support Trip? How many rafts do you need? What size boats would you like? If you are bringing any of your own rafts, please indicate how many How many kayaks / small craft do you need? For Parts & Pieces, check from the following: 18' raft(s) with frame, oars, cooler, table, etc. 16' raft(s) with frame, oars, cooler, table, etc. 14' raft(s) with frame, oars, cooler, table, etc. Kayak(s), IK(s), SUP(s), or Pack Raft(s) Complete kitchen set up Water filter Complete toilet set up First Aid & Rescue kits Satellite phone inReach satellite texting device Camp & Personal items (Dry bags, paco pads, chairs, etc.) Other/Additional (please explain in detail in comments) For Services, check from the following: Complete food pack Ceiba transportation to/from river Personal vehicle shuttle(s) to/from river Other/Additional (please explain in detail in comments) COMMENTS / QUESTIONS Example Comments: • “We’re bringing 2 of our own boats in addition to the others we're renting from Ceiba. We’d like to incorporate the coolers and boxes into the food pack.” • “Most of us are driving from Colorado and would like our personal vehicles shuttled from Lees Ferry to Flagstaff.” By submitting this form and signing up for texts, you consent to receive text messages regarding general customer service, reminders and follow-ups, invoices and payments, account notifications, collecting feedback, collecting reviews from Ceiba Adventures at the number provided. Consent is not a condition of purchase. Message & data rates may apply. Message frequency varies. Unsubscribe at any time by replying STOP or clicking the unsubscribe link (where available). Reply HELP for help. Privacy Policy ( https://www.ceibaadventures.com/privacy-policy ). Submit Your message was sent successfully. Thanks!We commonly will call you on the phone after receiving this so that we can start fine-tuning exactly what you might need. We'll get in touch before the end of the next business day.

If you have almost everything you need for your river trip, or if you have nothing, we can “fill in the gaps” on your equipment list. Ceiba prides itself on having a wide variety of the highest quality and impeccably maintained equipment for your use. Whatever your needs, we have you covered! Kitchen Gear If you have almost everything you need for your river trip, or if you have nothing, we can “fill in the gaps” on your equipment list. Ceiba prides itself on having a wide variety of the highest quality and impeccably maintained equipment for your use. Please feel free to contact us at any time about renting any of our Kitchen Gear on the equipment list below. Click on any item to see a full sized photo and complete description. NOTE ON PRICING: Grand Canyon: The first prices are applicable only for Grand Canyon NPS permitted trips that launch from Lees Ferry. Other Rivers: The second prices are applicable for trips on Other Rivers and Diamond Down trips. COMPLETE KITCHEN Complete Kitchen Grand Canyon: $40.00 per day Other Rivers: $100.00 for 1st day $40.00 for each additional day The complete kitchen for 8 to 16 people contains 4 burner Partner stove, windscreen, blaster & regulator; aluminum box containing 6 silver bowls, 3 soup pots, 2 Dutch ovens, griddle, 2 cutting boards, plates, bowls, and utensils; complete cooking utensils set; 4 dish buckets; dish drying net; hand wash system (NPS Reg); firepan; and kitchen ground tarps (2) (NPS Reg). Full kitchen sundries and 1 full propane tank are included with a Whole Shabang. INDIVIDUAL KITCHEN ITEMS Stove with Blaster & Regulator Grand Canyon: $9.50 per day Other Rivers: $22.00 for 1st day $9.00 for each additional day Ceiba has both 4 & 6 Burner Partner Steel Stoves. Our hose set up is for a stove and blaster combined to use with one propane tank. We are diligent in maintaining these industrial grade stoves so that you and your group can enjoy camp cooking without the worry of constant maintenance. You can also rent stoves and blasters separately. Windscreens are included in all full kitchens and Whole Shabang packages. Propane tank Grand Canyon: $3.25 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day Ceiba’s 20 lb steel propane tanks are ideal for all recreational, commercial, industrial and home applications. All of our tanks are completely filled and ready for use. Stove Windscreen Grand Canyon: $1.65 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day Folding aluminum windscreens are available for both 4 and 6 burner stoves. Griddle Grand Canyon: $1.65 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day For Ceiba’s 4 or 6 burner stoves. These cast iron griddles are durable, versatile construction provides unparalleled heat distribution and retention. Handles are on either side for simple usage. Pots, bowls & dutch ovens set Grand Canyon: $3.75 per day Other Rivers: $8.80 for 1st day $3.50 for each additional day Plates, bowls & silverware set Grand Canyon: $2.75 per day Other Rivers: $6.30 for 1st day $2.50 for each additional day Complete cooking utensils set Grand Canyon: $2.25 per day Other Rivers: $5.00 for 1st day $2.00 for each additional day Cooler Grand Canyon: $5.00 per day Other Rivers: $10.00 for 1st day $4.75 for each additional day Many sizes. Every cooler rental includes a cover. 205 quart is our largest and most common size for 18' or 16' raft. Cooler Covers Grand Canyon: $1.65 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day Custom to each cooler size Coffee Dispenser Grand Canyon: $3.30 per day Other Rivers: $7.50 for 1st day $3.00 for each additional day 2 gallon coffee Gott w/ sling Katadyn Expedition water filter Grand Canyon: $16.00 per day Other Rivers: $38.80 for 1st day $15.50 for each additional day Katadyn hand pump water filter set up. Includes: Spare filter, clorox, green scrubbie, large base for pump. The Expedition H2O filter has been tried and tested the world over. This hand pump ceramic filter removes bacteria, and other disease causing agents. At 11.5 lbs. and a 4L/minute output, this unit is perfect for all remote locations and your groups purified water needs. The entire kit fits into a husky tool box, and includes a repair kit, aluminum foot base, spare filter, a trouble shooting chart. We recommend utilizing our Water Wizard product for settling the sediment fast during those muddy river days. Vital Electric Water Filter Grand Canyon: $16.00 per day Other Rivers: $38.80 for 1st day $15.50 for each additional day These electric purified water filters are easy to operate, efficient, simple to repair in the field, and were designed by a current veteran Grand Canyon River Guide. Powered by a 35 amp hr. rechargeable AGM battery, it maintains a high flow for remote back country applications. It’s 99% effectiveness in filtering out all bacteria, cysts and particles make it ideal for 2 to 3 week Grand Canyon river trips. Two separate boxes carry the battery in one, and the filter system in the other, and a easy to use connection between the two, fires the unit right up. Ceiba has been using these filters for over ten years, and their performance and reliability are unmatched in this industry. We highly recommend them!! Water Wizard Grand Canyon: $16.00 flat fee Other Rivers: $16.00 flat fee Water Wizard is used for river water sediment remover and to settle out silt. This product comes with complete, easy to understand instructions. The packet will treat 250 gallons of silty river water. It’s important to understand that this product does not produce safe, potable drinking water. That’s what our electric Vital Water and manual Katadyn Expedition filters do. Water Jug – 5 gallons Grand Canyon: $2.00 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day Specter water jugs are military grade. “Stay hydrated” Gott Water Cooler Grand Canyon: $2.00 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day 5 gal and 3 gal Metal Dish Buckets Grand Canyon: $5.00 per day Other Rivers: $11.30 for 1st day $4.50 for each additional day Set of 4, 4 gallon galvanized buckets become your camp site “dish line” for kitchen clean-up. Dishwater Straining Screen Grand Canyon: $1.65 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day (NPS reg), these aluminum custom designed straining screens are as bomber as it gets. “Don’t drop them in the river, they Sink”. Folding Aluminum Table Grand Canyon: $6.00 per day Other Rivers: $13.80 for 1st day $5.50 for each additional day This photo shows an “under table tarp”, which are NPS required for Grand Canyon trips. These tables are included in all full raft packages. They are also great for all outdoor boondocking adventures. Dimensions: 18' raft size: 82" x 24" 16' raft size: 73" x 22.75" or 64" x 24" 14' raft size: 48" x 22.5" Dish Drying Net Grand Canyon: $1.65 per day Other Rivers: $3.80 for 1st day $1.50 for each additional day This net hangs underneath your dish line table to put your clean washed dishes in. Perfect for akllowing the clorox rinse the time to disinfect everything. Silverware and utensil pouches on the outside of the net. Roll-A-Table Grand Canyon: $3.75 per day Other Rivers: $8.80 for 1st day $3.50 for each additional day These 32" x 32" tables roll up in a nice package and are perfect for lunch on the river, and appetizer table, and are ideal for car camping and Boondocking adventures. Kitchen Ground Tarp Grand Canyon: $2.75 per day Other Rivers: $6.30 for 1st day $2.75 for each additional day (NPS reg) Fire Pan Grand Canyon: $4.00 per day Other Rivers: $7.50 for 1st day $4.00 for each additional day (NPS reg) Required fire blanket not included in price. Kayakers Breakdown Fire Pan Grand Canyon: $3.30 per day Other Rivers: $7.50 for 1st day $3.00 for each additional day (NPS reg) Required fire blanket not included. Photo shows it assembled & disassembled. Fire Blanket Grand Canyon: $2.75 per day Other Rivers: $7.50 for 1st day $3.00 for each additional day (NPS reg) 69" x 58" Handwash System Grand Canyon: $3.75 per day Other Rivers: $8.80 for 1st day $3.50 for each additional day These units are a NPS required item on Grand trips. Ceiba’s unit is 2 hand wash systems in one package. 2 buckets each, both composed of a foot pump, hoses to and from clean water to dirty used water. Several hand soaps are included and a screw top lid makes this handy to set-up and breakdown, and transport. BOXES & AMMO CANS Aluminum Side Box Grand Canyon: $2.50 per day Other Rivers: $7.50 for 1st day $3.00 for each additional day For 18′ raft. Also sometimes referred to as a "Captain's Box". 20 mm Ammo Can Grand Canyon: $1.00 per day Other Rivers: $5.00 for 1st day $2.00 for each additional day For dry goods/trash. Also called a "20 mil" or "Rocket box".

The Whole Shabang! Complete Package The Whole Shabang is a completely outfitted, entirely customizable package with everything your group needs: one to eight boats, equipment, food and shuttles. Our office will work closely with your group to develop a Whole Shabang that fulfills your ideal boating trip. There will be no hidden costs - damage deposit and Hualapai fees (if applicable) are included up front. Our expert staff will then prepare all the boats and equipment; shop your food and pack the coolers; and provide round trip shuttles to and from Flagstaff – all with a smile!

GRAND CANYON LOGISTICS & SERVICES We excel at solving all the complexities of putting a trip on the water. We pride ourselves in excellent customer service! Food & Menus Go! Transportation & Shuttles Go! Repair Services Go! Film Production Services Go!

Ceiba Adventures will respond to any estimate request you make within 24 hours. ________________________ Personal Boat Map Please fill out the information below and indicate where you can stow boxes, crates, propanes, etc. Boat Operator Name When is your launch date? * required Please describe When would you like to pick up your gear at Ceiba? * required At approximately what time? * Early as possible in the AM (normally after 8 AM) Sometime in the morning Lunch time Sometime in the afternoon Late as possible in the PM (normally before 5 PM) Note: We normally allow a free rental day on either end of your trip to account for travel. How many days do you plan to be on the river? How many people are in your party? GEAR NEEDED What kind of boats would you like? * Required 16 foot raft(s) with frame, oars, cooler, table, etc. 14 foot raft(s) with frame, oars, cooler, table, etc. 14 or 16 foot paddle raft(s) 10.5 foot Mini Max as an oar boat 10.5 foot Mini Max as a paddle raft Single person inflatable kayak(s) Two person inflatable kayak(s) Stand up paddle board(s) No boats needed How many of each? COMMENTS / QUESTIONS Submit Your boat map was sent successfully. Thanks for taking the time to fill it out! We'll be in touch if we have any further questions.

Ceiba Adventures has a “state of the art” repair facility. Ceiba maintains the highest standard for our rental equipment and we offer that expertise to the public. Our technicians work on everything associated to river running - inflatable rafts, river gear, kayaks & even water tanks. You break it, we fix it! Repair Services Ceiba’s “state of the art” repair facility is open for business. Ceiba maintains the highest standard for our rental equipment and we offer that expertise to the public. Our technicians have worked on most everything associated to river running, and we love to work on, out of the ordinary projects. So if your favorite boat needs some refurbishing, or your dry suit needs new neck gaskets, we have you covered. Here is a brief list of items we regularly bring back to life for our customers: Inflatable boats: new and upgraded valves, D-rings added, re-attaching floors, fixing rat holes, seam leaks, fixing rips/tears/holes, reconstruct inside baffles, and getting the boat to hold air like new. Working on dinghies, small sport boats and large motor boats are just one of our specialities, check out our photo gallery of past projects. All river gear: Fixing Paco Pads , rebuilding stoves, r/r fiberglass oar shafts/blades, hardshell kayak plastic welding, dry suit and spray jacket gaskets, making your river bag water tight again, fix motor transoms, as well as all kinds of plastic welding fixes and upgrades. We understand that damaged or worn equipment can diminish an otherwise ideal boating experience–tell us what your repair issue is and get an estimate here! If you are local, give us a call & set up a time to bring your item by our shop. One of our technicians will do an initial evaluation at no charge and can get you a rough estimate almost immediately. We love to talk shop and look forward to helping you get your gear back in shape! Many commercial boat fleets rely on Ceiba's expertise - USGS, National Park Service Grand Canyon, Hualapai River Runners, and many of Grand Canyon's commercial outfitters all utilize our skill sets! CEIBA IS AN AUTHORIZED WARRANTY REPAIR FACILITY FOR: NOTE: The Ceiba Repair facility does not sell retail items such as glue, material, etc. We recommend Snow Mountain River for purchasing those items. Get a Repair Estimate SOME EXAMPLES OF OUR REPAIRS Ceiba's New Repair Facility Our rubber crew refurbishing some side tubes. 22' side tube ready for paint. Our technicians are experts when it comes to repairing military side tubes. From changing out valves and boots to fixing the inner baffles. Repairs done to a Bambi Bucket for an Aerial Fire Fighting Company Repairs done on a gymnast tumble mat. Repairs done on a gymnast tumble mat. Repairs done on a gymnast tumble mat. Repairs done on a Respiro 270 Hyperbaric Chamber Cooler repair – After Cooler repair – Before Antifreeze Tank – Repaired large puncture in tank Custom vinyl repair inside & out of pop-up camper Custom vinyl repair inside & out of pop-up camper Prepping the boat Prepping the patch OUCH! Bobby rolling out freshly refurbished tubes for our friends at Fort Tuthill Kayak Repair Banana Boat Repair Military Assault Boat Inside Work Refurbishing Tubes 15′ Ocean Sport Boat Repair Drysuit Neck & Wrist Gasket Repair