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Question: Does anyone know the actual weight of this paddle?
Document: The paddle is strong and light weight. And you can adjust bothe the lenght and blade angle easily. But the markings on the shaft for the blade angle appear to be printed backwards. Strange.
I loved this paddle from the moment I dipped it into the water! It is light weight and easily adjustable between several different lengths.. It has just the right amount of a scoop shape paddle to help you really fly through the water. Love this paddle!
On the water, they're sturdy and work well for the lake kayaking that we do, and the drip rings are an octagonal shape which makes them more effective than the round drip-rings I have on another paddle. They're a good price for carbon fiber shaft, and the lighter weight helps. They're also very visible, which is good for lakes with more traffic and motor boats.
The adjustability is a very nice feature as is the teeth on the side and drip rings. It is a great paddle for the price. I ordered a second one.
Very well constructed and finished. Appreciate the cam-lock feature and extension markings to fine tune the desired length of the paddle. Finally, it does what it is intended to do...
I really like this paddle. I've used it now for a few days. The collar stays locked, and I can choose my favorite feathering. It' a little heavier than I expected, but still less than some of the fiberglass paddles. To get something lighter I think I'll have to spend 3 times as much. I can adjust the size so its just right for my stroke length, what more can you ask for.
I like this paddle a lot the blades are very stiff. I suggest you tighten the cam-lock screw with the lock in the closed position this will avoid over-tightening it. The only bad thing about this paddle is that the shaft has the ridges from the carbon wraps. The wrap overlap feel rough on the hands so paddle grips or gloves are required. I suggest the ones found here which I also bought.
I ordered two of these for myself and my better half -- we kayak on lakes and reservoirs in California. The two paddles are not quite the same, though: one paddle is an extremely snug fit. It's very hard to slide the smaller section into the larger tube. I slackened off the locking mechanism as far as it will go, and it's slightly better but still a real struggle. After one paddling session we had a "tug of war" to get it apart again.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001MQ7V4O/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_5
Answer: yes