Paddle Drip Rings
- For paddle shafts with a 1" diameter or larger
- Flexible material, easy to put on paddle shaft
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Pros
- Well built
Cons
- Check For Proper Sizing
Best Uses
- Smaller Diameter Shafts
Comments about Paddle Drip Rings:
After purchasing the drip rings I realized they were too small for 2 of my paddles. Werner Rio and Werner Disperado paddles will not work with these drip rings.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Adjustable
- Really Work
Cons
Best Uses
- Cold Water
- Cold Weather
- River Running
- Touring
Comments about Paddle Drip Rings:
I bought a set of these back in the 80's and made the mistake of lending one to a canoe paddling buddy; never to see it again! They work, unlike many knock off and poor imitations. Stay dry canoeing in cold weather and/or cold water. I have used them on Kayak paddles but prefer them on all our canoe paddles. It is so seldom anyone wears a wet suit in a canoe, the lack of water dripping down your arms is so appreciated.
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These did not fit my Werner Desparado paddle - standard diameter. They are well constructed and attached with a stainless steel bolt and nut. They just weren't large enough.
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- No
Pros
- Adjustable
- Easy installation
- Very effective
Cons
- Cost
Best Uses
Comments about Paddle Drip Rings:
Whitewater Paddling
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