Material Types

All paddles can be made with either Carbon cloth (black cloth) or the cheaper Alutec cloth (silver cloth) . Both are made with Epoxy resins and the difference in weight is marginal. First choice is always Carbon but Alutec is not a bad alternative.

Alutec

Carbon

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49 x 15,5

 

Flex

Brand new shape. I'm using this one at the moment. Great in the sea and rivers. Pulls with a big grip but first bite not that important so a little more forgiving than the B min.

50,5 x 16

 

Super Flex

This is a big blade. It has a consistent pull through the water and is perfect for big strong guys. Pete loves it!


50 x 16

 

Orka Outer

For those of you that prefer not to use an inner  (blade fitting inside the shaft)  This blade is the alternative option to the Orka inner.

50 x 16

 

Orka Inner

I personally love this blade. It works in all conditions, sea,river, flat water you name it! Its forgiving but still grips the water. Perfect for just about anyone.

50 x 16 

 

Bmin

I enjoy this blade on flat water and lots of guys use this in the sea and rivers too. It has a strong initial bite in the water and can be tricky to learn with but great once you're looking to go faster!

51 x 16,5

 

B Max

This is a very big blade with a big catch to it. Perfect for strong guys and mainly flat water and sprint distances.

46 x 14

 

B Minni

This is a perfect size blade for kids and women. It has a lovely shape that will guide your paddle stroke giving you a good technique and forcing you to use your body to pull the blade not just your arms.

53 x 15

 

Lettmann

lettman's lack of initial bite and more relaxed glide allows the recreational paddler to use it easily on the longer races especially those with moving water.

45 x 19

 

 Flat

The good old Flat paddle made in the stone age but still has its uses! White water, wave ski, fishing ski and sunset cruses! generally a heavier blade and dead easy to use but not for racing!

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