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Werner Powerhouse Carbon Straight Shaft Whitewater Kayak Paddle

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Product title: Werner Powerhouse Carbon Straight Shaft Whitewater Kayak Paddle
SKU: EPA_WRPHCFSS-191cm

The Werner Powerhouse Carbon Whitewater Kayak Paddle offers the amazing power and responsiveness you need for creeking and river running. The full-size kayak paddle blades are evenly balanced, creating a clean catch that is immediately powerful and smooth throughout the entire stroke.

  • Full-size Premium Performance blades
  • River running/creeking design
  • Ideal fit for larger, well-conditioned paddlers
  • Carbon blades create an exceedingly light feel
  • Custom shaped, low profile, reinforcement spine allows for enhanced blade maneuverability
  • Dihedral allows for smooth & stable forward paddling
  • 1-piece fiberglass shaft
  • Optimized flex & strength
  • Designed for your body to feel strain free without giving up Bomber reliability
  • Also offered in a bent shaft model
  • Handcrafted in Sultan, WA
  • 1-year manufacturer warranty

Technical Specifications

Blade Material Carbon
Blade Size 48 x 20 cm
Blade Surface Area 720 cm2
Blade Offset 30º Right Hand Control
Shaft Material Fiberglass
Shaft Pieces 1
Shaft Diameter Standard
Average Weight 964 g (34 oz)

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    Paul
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 stars
    4 years ago
    Tough as nails

    It's tough as nails for the surf and rocks and still light enough to crank some miles without taxing my shoulders too much.  The full carbon shaft is super comfy with great ergonomics and shape making it easy to feel not just where my hands go but what the blade angle is without looking.

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