A powerful shaped blade based on traditional Danish racing blades. Its polyurethane foam construction gives a floaty blade that saves energy over a long distance – just what’s needed for touring.
Specifications:
AFT blade material
one piece titanium enriched alloy shaft
one piece straight carbon shaft
one piece carbon/alloy crank shaft with ergo foam grip that moulds to the hand for optimum comfort and stability
one piece carbon/alloy crank shaft with sharkskin grip for maximum grip on the paddle even when wet
4 part split option
Blade:
RTM Carbon Blades: Beautiful, light-weight and strong
A brand new range of high quality, performance paddles. The new, light-weight RTM carbon blades offer top class performance and feel. With a beautiful glossy finish, RTM Carbon paddles inherit the strength, endurance and unique three year warranty for which Ainsworth is renowned. The new Resin Transfer Moulded (RTM) blades achieve their performance through a high-tech manufacturing process, which uses vacuum, pressure-injected moulding to produce blades having the same strength but much lower weight than with traditional techniques.
Shaft:
This paddle is available with the following shaft options:
straight titanium enriched alloy shaft: corrosion resistant alloy specially selected for paddling use.
straight glass/epoxy prepreg shaft: made with Ainsworth filament wound technology - 30% more strength for the same weight.
straight carbon shaft: made with Ainsworth filament wound technology - significantly lighter than our glass/epoxy shafts.
cranked carbon/alloy shaft: lightweight and strong cranked carbon composite shaft with integral sculpted index grip for greater comfort and a more positive feel.
four part split: glassfibre shaft with multi–angle, salt water resistant fittings.
•Shaft Options:
1pc alloy (A)
1pc glass (G) straight (+GBP 30.00)
1pc carbon (C) straight (+ GBP 50.00)
1pc carbon (C) crank (+ GBP 50.00)
4pc split incl. bag (+ GBP 60.00)
•Grip Options:
Standard
X-Grip (+ GBP 10.00)
Ergo foam (+ GBP 10.00)
Hand: Right, Left
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Paddle Info
Paddle Environment
- Oceans
Paddle Type(s)
- Kayak
Model Year
2009
Recommended Retail Price
from GBP 85
Available Feathers°
30, 45, 60
Available Lengths
205cm, 210cm, 215cm, 220cm, 225cm, 230cm
Weight
950 – 1100g
Shaft Material(s)
- Carbon
- Fiberglass
Blade Material(s)
- Carbon
Available Shaft Type(s)
- Ergo
- Straight
User reviews
1 review
Overall rating
4.5
Design
4.0(1)
Durability
5.0(1)
Performance
4.0(1)
Value / Money
5.0(1)
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Overall rating
4.5
Design
4.0
Durability
5.0
Performance
4.0
Value / Money
5.0
This is a great paddle for anyone who regally paddles on canals or flat water, I've had mine for nearly 3 years now and I can't paddle with anything else for long trips it can't be beat as when paddling with it is effortless.
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No
About Me
16 years old and a starting to coach kayaking
Pros / The Good
helps you to paddle effortlessly which is great for long trip or if your on the water for long periods of time
Cons / The Bad
don't get it with the additional grips on long trips they shred your hands and after a year they break off anyway
Recommend
Yes
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