Aqua-Bound Eagle Ray Carbon 4-Piece Posi-Lok Kayak Paddle
Brand: AQUA BOUND
Categories: Sports & Outdoors, Sports, Water Sports, Kayaking, Paddles

Aqua-Bound Eagle Ray Carbon Posi-Lok 4-Piece Kayak Paddle - The Aqua-Bound Eagle Ray Carbon Posi-Lok 4-Piece Kayak Paddle is a first-class touring choice providing extra pull for low-angle paddlers and heavily-loaded boats. Carbon from tip-to-tip, the Eagle Ray has extra-long low-angle blades that grab the water like a high-angle blade. The Posi-Lok breakdown ferrule is extremely easy to understand and use, clicking firmly and unmistakably into place. There is no wear, wiggle, or movement in this ferrule system at all, and no metal parts to corrode. It’s easy to adjust the feather angle on the fly and the external ferrule keeps hard-to-reach sand or debris from collecting inside your paddle shaft. Every component makes your kayaking experience more worry-free and enjoyable.

MADE IN OSCEOLA, WISCONSIN, USA. Like all Aqua-Bound paddles, the Eagle Ray Carbon 4-piece paddle is hand-built in our facility in Wisconsin, staffed by paddling enthusiasts.
4 PIECE CONSTRUCTION. The Eagle Ray Carbon breaks into two pieces with a firm and securely fitting ferrule. The four piece paddle is a great compliment to an inflatable boat, or somebody looking for easy storage and travel.
LOW-ANGLE PADDLE. The Eagle Ray has long, narrow blades, which offer extra pull for low-angle paddlers with heavy-loaded boats.
POSI-LOK FERRULE SYSTEM. The Posi-Lok ferrule features strong, corrosion-free composite construction, convenient dual-button release and infinite feather angles.
CARBON REINFORCED BLADES. The Carbon reinforced blades paired with the 100% carbon shaft make for a lightweight and efficient paddle.

Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 40 x 10 x 6 inches
Package Weight: 3 Pounds
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 46 x 8.5 x 3 inches
Item Weight: 3 Pounds
Brand Name: AQUA BOUND
Suggested Users: Unisex
Manufacturer: Bending Branches
Part Number: REA-PC4CB-240-
Size: 240 cm
Date First Available: April 18, 2015