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Carlisle Economy Canoe Paddle
CarlisleNRS-75004.01$52.71Entry level canoe paddle suitable for recreational paddling. Lightweight and durable, this is the perfect all-purpose paddle. An 8" X 20" blade adds power to your stroke. A tempered-aluminum shaft... -
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Description
A simple, robust canoe paddle with an aluminium shaft that is built to last – ideal for centre and schools.
Features
- Polypropylene T-grip
- Aluminium shaft
- Tough polypropylene blade
Weight
830 g (150 cm), 872 g (160 cm)
Materials
- plastic wrapped aluminium shaft
- polypropylene blade
Size Guide
Your paddle size should ideally be determined by the shaft length, rather than the overall length, as canoe blades come in a variety of shapes and styles. There are two quick methods to determine a roughly appropriate length:
Kneeling
Stretch out your arm, and kneel down holding the paddle upside down in front of you. If your arm is horizontal and your grip is around the throat of the paddle (where blade and shaft meet) this is a suitable length.
Standing
Sanding straight with the paddle resting on the floor vertically in front of you, the hand grip should measure between the armpit and top of shoulder.
