Werner Player Paddle 45 Degree - Closeout
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The Werner Player Paddle is the most popular choice for serious play boaters who want to get after it. Featuring mid-size down-turned blades, the Player offers a great combination of power and responsiveness.
Small shaft option is available. To know if you need a small diameter shaft, measure your hand from the base of the palm to the tip of your middle finger. If your measurement is 6 1/4" or smaller you should try a small shaft. You can also print the "Shaft Diameter Print Out" in the Links section and use it to measure your hand.
- 45 degree blade offset significantlly reduces wind resistance on the forward stroke for more efficient paddling.
- Premium fiberglass blade and shaft construction provides lightweight responsiveness and durability.
- Down-turned blades enter the water sooner for more initial power and won't get in your way for free-style moves.
- Mid-size blades fit a wide range of paddling styles.
- Small diameter shaft option is available for smaller hands.
Small shaft option is available. To know if you need a small diameter shaft, measure your hand from the base of the palm to the tip of your middle finger. If your measurement is 6 1/4" or smaller you should try a small shaft. You can also print the "Shaft Diameter Print Out" in the Links section and use it to measure your hand.
- Features:
- Down-tilt blades enter the water sooner
- Most Popular Choice for Play and Creek Boaters
- Blade Specs:
- Fiberglass
- Size: 46x20cm, 18.1"x 7.9"
- 675sq cm
- Asymetrical
- Shaft Specs:
- Fiberglass
- Straight Shaft
- 45° Feather
- Right Hand Control
- Paddle Weight:
- 936g (33oz) at 197cm.
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Q:
i come from a 35 degree paddle and i do mostly playboating, but i do some kayaking on class 4 and 5 whitewater. is this kayak good for me?Asked on 4/8/2013 by Cameron1 answer
A:
Cameron, degree of paddle feather is a matter of personal preference. Many playboaters like less paddle feather. If you can, borrow a buddy's 45-degree paddle and see if it works for you.Answered on 4/9/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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Q:
I am a sit on top surf kayaker 5'10", which length should I go with?Asked on 2/11/2013 by Lyons from United States1 answer
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A:
I'd recommend the shortest "standard" paddle you
can find. (ie just the "off-the-shelf" lengths.)
Shorter paddle will help with faster strokes to
take off down a wave. However, if your
sit-on-top is really wide, then you might have a
problem actually reaching the water with a short
paddle. Hopefully your sit-on-top is fairly
small/narrow. I'm 6'0" 210 lbs and use a 197cm
Werner sidekick. The sidekick is like the
player but with slightly bigger blades - a little
more acceleration, but more tiring. I paddle a
Jackson Superstar in the rivers and a Mega
Neutron in the ocean. I use the same paddle for both.
Good luck!
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