Carlisle Taboo Kayak & Stand Up Paddle
- Includes two T-grip handles, which let you adjust the length of the stand-up paddle from 75" to 82" based on your height.
- Also includes a second blade which allows you to easily convert the stand up paddle into a 230-cm kayak paddle.
- 230-cm kayak paddle is a good all-around length for sit-on-top kayaks, touring kayaks and inflatable kayaks.
- Stand up or sit down and paddle, the Taboo SUP paddle helps you do both.
- Blade Material: High-impact polypropylene
- Shaft Material: Fully clad aluminum
- Length:
- Sup paddle 75" or 82"
- Kayak 230cm
- Weight:
- Sup paddle 39 oz. (75"), 42 oz. (82")
- Kayak paddle 52 oz.
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Pros
- Adjustable (3)
Cons
Best Uses
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Pros
- Adjustable
Cons
- Heavy
Best Uses
Comments about Carlisle Taboo Kayak & Stand Up Paddle:
Won't satisfy those who are looking for top of the line for either a kayak paddle or a SUP paddle, but the flexibility of having either option with you is great. Fits our needs so well we just bought another one.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Adjustable
- Comfortable Shaft
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Carlisle Taboo Kayak & Stand Up Paddle:
Use with nrs paddle board Great because you can use sitting or standing
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- A "do everything" paddle
- Adjustable
- Very affordable
Cons
- Heavy
- Joints a little sloppy
Best Uses
- "Beater" paddle
- Loaner paddle
- Spare paddle
Comments about Carlisle Taboo Kayak & Stand Up Paddle:
See pros & cons above. Not a good paddle for just standing up on a SUP. But great as a paddle that can serve all purposes.
- Was this a gift?:
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- Carlisle Taboo Kayak & Stand Up Paddle
Q:
If this breaks down into the 4 smaller pieces, why an extra $15 to ship???Asked on 9/4/2012 by Kayakandclimb from Midwest1 answer
A:
Even though it breaks down, the longest piece still falls into a shipper's oversize. However, the surcharge should be $8.00, rather than $15.00 (which would have been correct if the paddle was assembled to its full length). Thanks for catching our mistake!Answered on 9/4/2012 by Clyde from NRS
