ZJ Full Carbon Fiber Sprint Flatwater Canoeing Paddle C1 C2 (Unassembled)
🔎Specifications
Z&J SPORT | Flatwater Canoe Paddle |
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Material | Carbon Fiber |
Fixed Length | 140-150cm Optional |
Adjustable | +5cm Adjustable |
Weight | approx 670g (23.6oz) |
Blade Size | 960cm²/1036cm²/1038cm² |
Note | Leave us detail length message. |
⚫Features
- The flatwater canoe paddle features in rectangular and slender blade shape, which makes you keep a higher rhythm when paddling.
- The blade edge is designed in thin thickness and reinforced with carbon fiber filament, creating a knife like feel in the water. There is spline on blade back of L blade with spline on blade back, which increases the stability and strength.
- Fixed length and adjustable shaft are offered. Adjustable paddle can suit new paddler who can not decide the length, or it could be used by your family and friends in different height.
- Full carbon material, which reduces the weight and boosts the performance.
- The carbon fiber blade is made by hand lay-up process, with PMI foam core and epoxy resin.
- Prepreg carbon fiber shaft.
⚠️Attention
1. Normally order for basic paddles and accessories will be shipped within 1 week, for customized paddles will be shipped within 1 - 2 weeks upon receipt of the payment.
2. Please kindly note that all the sizes indicated are manual measured, there may be 5 mm more or less. If you prefer highly of the exactness, please kindly consider it before ordering.
3. All importing fees caused (tax, duties, etc.) will be at buyer’s cost. Please kindly note that we will not be responsible for any import fees if caused.
Thanks for your kindly understanding!
❓how to choose
Length:
- On the water: Sit inside the canoe and measure the vertical distance from your nose to the waterline. This measurement should match the distance a a paddle's grip to the throat, where the paddle shaft meets the blade.
- On the floor, if you have a paddle,try to kneel down with your bottom about 6" off the floor, as if sitting in a canoe. Hold the paddle upside down, with the grip on the floor. The throat of the paddle should be between your chin and your nose. If without a paddle, measure from the floor to your nose directly.
Note: For wider canoes or paddling from the stern (rear seat), consider adding 2" to the paddle length so you can reach the water without excessive leaning.