Reliable blades for those rough on their gear. Features The blade shape is designed to be large and powerful, providing more horsepower and control with every stroke. The engineered design provides a smoother forward stroke with less chances for flutter, a stiff feel, and quiet entry and exit. The fiberglass + nylon blade material is stronger and thicker than all other commodity paddle options, making it more durable and robust long-term. The fiberglass in the blade is designed for forgiveness and just the right amount of flex, keeping the kayak moving efficiently even with extra gear slowing you down. 102.5 sq. inch blade it the ideal size for horsepower and control with the heavily loaded fishing kayaks, but not overly fatiguing, heavy, or flexible. The aluminum shaft is as durable as they come, engineered for a tight finish and able to withstand the rigors of most paddling conditions. It’s not the lightest option available, but very robust. The shaft has a vinyl wrap and is ovalized where the hands go for more comfort and control, and to limit the chances for blisters. Snap-button ferrule is fixed length plus tight fitting, secure, and long-lasting. No wobbling or inefficiencies like commodity systems. It’s not as technical as some modern ferrule systems, but one of the more robust options. Comes with 3-hole for adjustable feather angles of 0° or 60°, left or right hand control. Fiberglass ferrule insert is tight and strong, and a sizable upgrade over wobbly plastic ferrule inserts. Available in the full breath of sizes from 240 to 280cm, so every angler can get the option right for them. Available in two vibrant colors: Tidal Blue for the discrete approach and Electric Green for safety and standing out. Built-in hook retrieval system for retrieving a snagged lure Proudly hand built in Osceola, Wisconsin, USA, by a team of paddlers and outdoor enthusiasts. Product Specs Shaft Material: Aluminum Blade Material: Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon Blade Size: 7.5” x 18” (102.5 sq. in.) (661 sq. cm) Weight: 38 oz. (1,077 g) Ferrule Angles: 0° & 60° (L or R)
