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Ascend® KPA Kayak Paddle


  • Lightweight, performance, three position takedown kayak paddle
  • Reinforced Lexan, push button takedown ferrule
  • Specialized grooves in ferrule prevent sand and debris build-up for tight, trouble-free fit
  • Three position - Inline or feathered at 60 degrees - lower wind resistance and easier control
  • Black anodized aluminum shafts with vinyl shrink grip for comfort
  • Ovalized grip area for sure handling
  • High-impact asymmetrical plastic blades

With its three position takedown ferrule and lightweight design, the Ascend KPA Kayak Paddle delivers better co [Read More]

   
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  • Lightweight, performance, three position takedown kayak paddle
  • Reinforced Lexan, push button takedown ferrule
  • Specialized grooves in ferrule prevent sand and debris build-up for tight, trouble-free fit
  • Three position - Inline or feathered at 60 degrees - lower wind resistance and easier control
  • Black anodized aluminum shafts with vinyl shrink grip for comfort
  • Ovalized grip area for sure handling
  • High-impact asymmetrical plastic blades

With its three position takedown ferrule and lightweight design, the Ascend KPA Kayak Paddle delivers better contol and enhanced comfort out on the water. Built around the KPA reinforced Lexan, push button takedown ferrule, this paddle allows blades to be paddled in-line or feathered at 60 degrees for lower wind resistance and easy right or left handed control. This high performance ferrule also features specialized grooves to prevent the build-up of sand and debris to ensure a tight, trouble-free fit. Black, anodized aluminum shafts feature a vinyl shrink grip for comfort and ovalized grips for sure handling. High-impact asymmetrical plastic blades measure 7-1/4'' x 18-1/4''.

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they come 210cm, 220cm and 230cm?
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 - Hollister, Mo.
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Hopefully this has been answered by now. If not, I use 240's so my knuckles never hit the sides of the Kayak. It also makes it so I can get the paddle into the water further without leaning from side to side.
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The taller you are the taller the paddle, I bought a 240 and im 6'0 but something i didn't realize was the width of your boat. I have a wider boat so Im glad I bought the longer paddle!
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 - Traverse City, MI
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This is pretty much the basic method:

Stand next to the paddle; reach one arm up over your head and try curl your fingertips over the end of the paddle's blade. If you can't reach the top of the paddle, the paddle's too long. If you can reach your entire hand over it, then it's too short. But if you can just curl your fingertips over the top of the paddle, the length is good for you.

Also, depending on your paddling style and how wide your kayak is, you may eventually go slightly shorter or longer as you gain experience.
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 - North Hills, CA
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