Watch most all creek boat videos today or footage where the paddler is being swallowed by massive holes amidst canyon walls. Now, what paddle do they have? Trusted on the hardest runs in the world and those firing up the hardest line on their local run are the Werner river running paddles. The Powerhouse and its smaller counterpart the Sherpa offer Bomber reliability, tested and proven where it counts.
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| Blade Material: | Carbon fiber |
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| Blade Size: | 20 cm W x 48 cm L (7.9" W x 18.9" L) |
| Blade Surface Area: | 720 sq cm / 11.6 sq in |
| Blade Shape: | Asymmetrical |
| Shaft Material: | Straight Shaft is Fiberglass, Bent Shaft is Carbon |
| Shaft Shape: | Straight or Bent |
| Feather:
Also called "offset." The difference in angle between the two blades of a kayak paddle. Some paddles have a fixed feather, while others are adjustable. Degree of feather is a matter of personal preference.
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30 degree |
| Breakdown: | No |
| Control:
When paddling, one hand keeps its grip on the paddle and the other rotates around the shaft. The grip hand is your "control" hand. Some paddles can be custom ordered with left-hand control.
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Right hand |
| Small Shaft Stocked: | No |
| Weight: | Straight Shaft is 34 oz (964 g) |
| Weight: | Bent Shaft is 36.5 oz (1035 g) |
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