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Werner Paddles Skagit Recreational Touring Paddle

The Kayak Blog — Thu, 28 Dec 2006 07:10:00 +0000

“The Skagit Touring Paddle from Werner offers unbeatable value and performance to entrants and recreational kayakers. It�s recognized for its light swing weight, smooth and stable stroke, as well as offering all the benefits of a fiberglass shaft.

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Power Pawz by Nateman Creek Hand Paddle

The Kayak Blog — Wed, 27 Dec 2006 12:10:00 +0000

“Power Pawz Hand Paddles are the new rage for all types whitewater paddling – creek boating, playboating and river running….they are not just for squirt boating anymore.Although most people paddle the whole river in them now days, you can easily stuff a pair in your boat as a back-up so you dont stranded if you loose or break your regular paddle – hand paddles are great alternative to stowing an extra break-down paddle.The ability to reach for the next stroke before the last stroke is finished and to have two contact points in the water simultaneously makes for very precise control. And the reduced wear on the shoulders that hand paddles provide will benefit a lot of people with shoulder problems.

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Werner Paddles Double Diamond Whitewater Paddle

The Kayak Blog — Sat, 23 Dec 2006 05:10:00 +0000

The Double Diamond from Werner Paddles is designed for experienced paddlers who want to dial in their skills and demand the best performance features available. Werner’s proprietary neutral bent shaft not only offers comfort, but a stable leverage point during forward, reverse, and vertical moves. Adding to the Double Diamond’s performance are its uniquely designed foam core blades that provide exceptionally smooth feathering, and clean entries and exits from the water. Smooth and Performance best describe this paddle. The carbon blades reduce weight while maintaining stiffness and strength.

Werner Paddles Camano Touring Paddle (Carbon)

The Kayak Blog — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 17:10:00 +0000

“The Camano Carbon Touring Paddle from Werner Paddles features the popular Low Angle blade design. The Camano�s mid size blades offer the perfect combination for paddlers who want power yet use a relaxed all around touring stroke. The Camano Carbon also offers the best balance of light swing weight and smooth forward strokes. Its low angle design is perfect for both short and long distance paddling. You can’t go wrong with a Camano in your hands. Also, the Camano is available in two shaft types, Straight or Neutral Bent Shaft. Both have their advantages: Paddlers are more familiar with straight shafts and like the light weight and ability to move their hands along a predictable, straight, and continuous grip area. Straight shafts are typically less expensive. The Werner Neutral Bent Shaft naturally aligns your wrist to reduce stress on joints. The neutral alignment, unique to Werner Paddles, creates a stable leverage point f

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Werner Paddles Rio 4-Piece Whitewater Paddle (Fiberglass)

The Kayak Blog — Thu, 14 Dec 2006 08:20:00 +0000

“The Rio 4-Piece Whitewater Paddle by Werner Paddles offers an advanced river running blade design at an introductory price point. Mid size blades are so well balanced and easy to use that we highly recommend the Rio for all entrants into whitewater who demand great paddle performance. This paddle can be broken down into 4 pieces for easy storage in boats or luggage. Lastly, the premium fiberglass shaft of the Rio is smooth and comfortable to touch and oval indexing offers better control.

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Swift Mid Paddle

The Kayak Blog — Wed, 13 Dec 2006 22:15:00 +0000

“The Mid by Swift is their most popular blade size and an excellent choice for most touring kayakers. The Mid Swift delivers plenty of pull and control in rough water conditions, yet it is quite well behaved when the wind blasts against it. We find this to be the ideal paddle for extended paddling in varied and changeable conditions and the only paddle many kayakers will ever need. Modified Dihedral: Upon insertion into the water, the Swift blade begins with a powerful cambered design which immediately grabs the water. This gradually transitions to an increasing dihedral as the stroke progresses providing power throughout the stroke but without the instability associated with fully cambered blades. Hyperbolic Spoon: Working hand in hand with the cross section above, in place of the usual consistent curve, the amount of spoon actually increases towards the tip of the blade providing more power at the entry into the water. Highly Refined Construction: The standard Swift paddle is lighter than or as light as most other graphite paddles. The reason is a highly re-fined, layered construction in which every component is essential and all others have been eliminated.

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Werner Paddles Trip Whitewater Paddle (Fiberglass)

The Kayak Blog — Sun, 10 Dec 2006 19:10:00 +0000

“The Trip whitewater paddle by Werner is a great choice for all around river running. You can’t beat this paddle for durability, performance or value!

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Werner Paddles Ikelos Touring Paddle (Carbon)

The Kayak Blog — Tue, 05 Dec 2006 22:20:00 +0000

“The Ikelos Touring Paddle from Werner Paddles is an aggressive High Angle design for experienced paddlers who want a durable, light weight paddle with both a powerful forward stroke and smooth linking strokes.Also, the Ikelos is available in two shaft types, Straight or Neutral Bent Shaft. Both have their advantages: Paddlers are more familiar with straight shafts and like the light weight and ability to move their hands along a predictable, straight, and continuous grip area. Straight shafts are typically less expensive. The Werner Neutral Bent Shaft naturally aligns your wrist to reduce stress on joints. The neutral alignment, unique to Werner Paddles, creates a stable leverage point for bracing and all types of paddle strokes. Special indexing allows more hand contact with the shaft, reducing fatigue and increasing comfort.

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Werner Paddles Cyprus Touring Paddle (Carbon)

The Kayak Blog — Mon, 27 Nov 2006 05:10:00 +0000

“The Cyprus Touring Paddle by Werner features mid-size high angle blades designed to be easy and fun to use for advanced maneuvers and all around touring. Werner’s most asked for product, they expect the Cyprus to become their most popular high angle foam core model.The Cyprus Touring Paddle by Werner is available with a Straight Shaft and a Neutral Bent Shaft.

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Werner Paddles Shuna Touring Paddle (Carbon)

The Kayak Blog — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 10:20:00 +0000

“The Werner Shuna Touring Paddle features a slightly smaller, high angle blade and the carbon construction provides stiffness for stronger paddle strokes. This touring paddle is already proving to be a popular choice for aggressive high angle paddlers, as well as paddlers with a more relaxed high angle touring style.

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