PTR Kayak Paddle 45 Degree
- A great one-piece paddle for beginning boaters.
- 18" X 8" blade.
- The extended lengths of 220, 230 and 240 work great for inflatable or sit-on-top kayaks. All sizes are one piece.
- View the slightly spooned blade by clicking on "Larger Images & More Views"
- Blade Specs:
- High-impact ABS plastic
- Symmetrical/slightly spooned
- 18"L x 8"W
- Shaft Specs:
- Coated high-strength airplane grade aluminum
- 1 pc. straight all sizes
- 45 degree feather
- Right hand control
- Paddle Weight: 44 oz./2.75 lbs. (220 cm)
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Pros
- Comfortable Shaft
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about PTR Kayak Paddle 45°:
Overall the paddle is good for the price and performs well. I would buy it again. When paddling, it feels kind of canoe like. For a power stroke, it does displace a fair amount of water. It takes getting used to, but it is a good paddle.
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Pros
- Good Control
Cons
- Uncomfortable Shaft
Best Uses
Comments about PTR Kayak Paddle 45°:
I got this paddle to go with my inflatable kayak. It works pretty well for me since I'm not a hardcore kayaker and it's great for beginners as well.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Comfortable Shaft
- Very durable
Cons
- It was not to bad
Best Uses
Comments about PTR Kayak Paddle 45°:
great deal took it down the grand canyon and it was nice. good for other people to use because its not very expensive to replace, but very durable.
- Was this a gift?:
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Pros
- Rock solid Bombproof
Cons
- Would have like a shaped
Best Uses
- USing it for a waveski
Comments about PTR Kayak Paddle 45°:
I needed a solid, inexpensive paddle that could handle the ocean/beach/surf environment. This fit the bill and is almost perfect for the price. A tad heavy (but that's not real important in the surf). And I would have like an oval shaft on the power hand, but other than that ...this gets a 4 out of 5 for my intended use.
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- PTR Kayak Paddle 45°
Q:
What is the difference between the PTR paddle and thered PTK paddle?Asked on 4/4/2013 by Benjamin from United States2 answers
A:
Benjamin, the main difference is the blade shape. It's asymmetrical in the PTK and symmetrical in the PTR. The blade shape on the PTK is similar to the shape of higher end whitewater paddles. Also, the PTK has an indexed shaft that helps with paddle control.Answered on 4/5/2013 by Clyde from NRS
- PTR Kayak Paddle 45°
Q:
Is this an adjustable paddle?Asked on 3/24/2013 by Mary4 answers
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A:
I'd say no, because I think I have the same paddle. Mine are not offset by 45
degrees though.
Dave PolingAnswered on 3/24/2013 by AnonymousA:
No, it is a one-piece paddle, with a 45-degree feather, or offset.Answered on 3/25/2013 by Clyde from NRS
