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The Carlisle 84-Inch Standard Polyethylene Clad Aluminum 2-Piece Kayak Paddle combines strength and portability, featuring a durable aluminum shaft and high-impact polypropylene blades designed for optimal performance on the water. Its innovative push-button design allows for easy assembly and storage, making it the perfect choice for paddlers of all sizes.
M**H
A different kind of kayak paddle
I can understand the previous commenter's concerns about this paddle, but we (my wife and I) have had two of these for more than ten years since given to us by my mother as a "what can I give as a present", and we enjoy them more than any of the four other paddles we have. They are a little heavier but we enjoy the flat blade which is easier for back paddling and the very solid feel for pushing off rocks. Neither of us are small and we are definitely in it for recreation and nothing too intense. Consider this paddle as being strong and easy to use and definitely good for the price. Carlisle 84-Inch Standard Vinyl Clad Aluminum 2-Piece Kayak Paddle
M**N
Too Heavy
I am a 5' 2" - 125 lb woman (who is a pretty formidable kayaker). Immediately, straight out of the box,I found the kayak paddle to be too heavy and unwieldy. The squared-off paddles may make the overall paddle sturdy and long-lasting, but they made it too cumbersome for me. If you are looking for an easy ride--or--for something for a big child, young adult, or woman, this is not the paddle for you.
C**Y
We like this product.
Works well for river kayaking especially when you need to push off rocks. Doesn't fit together quite as tight as our old one same brand and style.
M**3
Four Stars
Good quality
A**E
It is a very tough paddle.
It is a bit heavy, but this is BY FAR the cheapest paddle you will find that is truly tough enough for white water. It can really take a beating and will probably last you a lifetime. 99% of the other paddles in this price range will break, bend or crack on the very first serious white water excursion. I own several of these and they get put through hell. My oldest one is over 20 years old and still going. It has been used and abused on class II - IV creeks and rivers across the southeast.It can be rotated to be straight for those who like to paddle without a lot of wrist action, or it can be set to have some offset for those who prefer. And since it breaks down into 2 pieces, it works great just to have a spare on board when that fancy $500 paddle you are so proud of snaps like a twig half way down the river :-).
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