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Paddle Info
Brand
Paddle Environment
- Lakes
- Oceans
- Rivers
Paddle Type(s)
Kayak
Playak Review
Model Year
2007
Website
Weight
933 gram at 220 cm
Shaft Material(s)
- Carbon
- Fiberglass
Blade Material(s)
- Carbon
- Polyamide
Available Shaft Type(s)
Straight
Geometry of the distance blades (see image):
The red lines show you the functionings of the different parts of the blade. The outer part of the blade is constructed to let the water disperse. That way you need only minimal effort to position your paddel in the water.
Dipped in deeper, the grooving orthogonal to the longitudinal axis puts all your energy on the water.
The blades are lightly upstream relative to the longitudinal axis. This construcion sustains the normal paddle stroke and minimizes the effort needed to keep the blade in position.
The longitudinal grooving makes the blade stiff and provides grip in the water.
The red lines show you the functionings of the different parts of the blade. The outer part of the blade is constructed to let the water disperse. That way you need only minimal effort to position your paddel in the water.
Dipped in deeper, the grooving orthogonal to the longitudinal axis puts all your energy on the water.
The blades are lightly upstream relative to the longitudinal axis. This construcion sustains the normal paddle stroke and minimizes the effort needed to keep the blade in position.
The longitudinal grooving makes the blade stiff and provides grip in the water.
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