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The AT Paddles Pursuit Carbon Kayak Paddle features fiberglass reinforced nylon blades and a carbon blend shaft. Ideal for low angle paddling, it features AT Paddles' signature soft dihedral blade which provides the perfect combination of performance and versatility. It has a Synapse Ferrule with SmartSet Technology which extends the paddle length by 5 cm.
Ideal paddle for low-angler paddlers
Ferrule can extend the paddle length by up to 5 cm
Dihedral blade shape for performance and versatility
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Reviews
By: patDate: Jun 08, 2015
Verified Buyer
Paddle is ok. The paddle is taking some time getting used to it. It
seems to have a counter weight. I had it out three times now and
the third trip was the best. Maybe after a while and are able to use it
more I will like it better, but for now its ok.
Not a bad paddle. I am not
sure why I selected this as my
paddle but I find the
adjustability and ergonomic
handle a blessing on a long
day in the water. I probably
paddle a little more upright
than the paddle is designed for
... but then I have periods
where the low attack design
works well as I float in a dn
around wild life that I am
attempting to photograph.
It's a solid choice.
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