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AT Paddles Play Glass Kayak Paddle - Product Reviews
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Price: $202.00
Description: The AT Play Glass Kayak Paddle brings top-shelf performance to the masses thanks to burly but economical aerospace materials combined with our advanced molding techniques. The moderately sized, durable blade is ideal for kayakers who do an equal mix of play boating and river running. Woven, shaft-long glass fibers are bonded with fully-recyclable N6 resins, producing the strongest whitewater paddle on the planet-this paddle can take a beating.
ACK Review: The AT4 play E is pretty much unbreakable in the world of go big or go home. I never worry that this paddle will not be making the trip home with me.
Customer Rating: 4.1 of 5
Customer Reviews
| Reviewer: | Mike | Rating: 4 | Date: 05/11/2012 |
| Review: | Great deal for a great paddle! For me the bigger, bent shaft is a perfect fit. I would recomend it to everyone at all levels! | ||
| Reviewer: | jeff | Rating: 5 | Date: 09/27/2010 |
| Review: | Great paddle, great price, not the lightest, but very tough. Austin kayak was easy to deal with, and I got my order fast. | ||
| Reviewer: | harley500 | Rating: 4 | Date: 06/13/2010 |
| Review: | It is a great paddle for the money. I did paint the spins to give it a little color. | ||
| Reviewer: | rward | Rating: 4 | Date: 07/17/2009 |
| Review: | The paddle is a little heavy but it's fiberglass not carbon. It has a good feel to the shaft. It seems very strong and will not flutter in the water. I've taken it down the Ocoee 4 times now and I haven't seen any flaws in the design. Overall for the price, I think this is a very good paddle for class III and IV rapids. I might not take it down a class V. | ||
| Reviewer: | Don | Rating: 4 | Date: 06/20/2009 |
| Review: | Good paddle for a good price. It is a little heavy and the shaft subjectively seems to be a little larger than other paddles I've tried. This is my first "brand new" paddle and so far so good. | ||
| Reviewer: | jliu | Rating: 4 | Date: 07/30/2008 |
| Review: | A little heavy, but over all an good paddle. Compared to the AT2, the the AT4 is noticeably heavier. The shaft is not carbon, it is fiberglass, and the blades are some polymer based fiber as well. It is not the robust carbon shaft-blade single piece paddle as the AT2. It is a fiber glass shaft with two fiber glass paddles stuck onto it. Definitely durable, and great for the price. Performance wise, it works great. Backpaddling however requires a bit more effort, and you feel the burn in your shoulders a little sooner than a lighter paddle. | ||
| Reviewer: | Kevin | Rating: 4 | Date: 04/09/2008 |
| Review: | Great paddle!! Maneuvers well, but a little heavier that expected. This paddle can take a beating!! | ||
| Reviewer: | Bryce | Rating: 4 | Date: 08/17/2007 |
| Review: | This is a great paddle at a reasonable price. It has a stout feel, even for bigger paddlers. Although it does lack some of the fit and finish quality that you might find in higher end paddles, as would be expected. | ||
