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Create a custom fit paddle to increase your performance, reduce fatigue and have more fun on the water with the Werner Skagit CF Kayak Straight Shaft Paddle. The Skagit is a carbon reinforced paddle and comes standard with Werner's carbon reinforced nylon blades; their Premium Carbon blend shafts are hand crafted and feature the patented Smart-View Adjustable Ferrule System. Carbon fiber construction means a light swing weight which will come in handy when covering long distances.
Adjustable Ferrule System for easy adjustment of feathering angle from 0°-75° right or left in 15° increment
Carbon reinforced nylon blades have lightest swing weight at this price with smooth, stable stroke
Light swing weight reduces overall fatigue on long paddling excursions
Two-piece design breaks down quickly for transport and storage
Drip rings keep hands and cockpit dry
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Size/Color
Part Number
220 cm- Sm
SG 2 C12 220 BLK
230 cm- Sm
SG 2 C12 230 BLK
250 cm- Sm
SG 2 C11 250
220 cm- Std
SG 2 C11 220
230 cm- Std
SG 2 C11 230
240 cm- Std
SG 2 C11 240
Specifications
Blade Material
Carbon/Fiberglass blend
Blade Size
49 x 15.6 cm
Shaft Size
Standard
Shaft Type
Carbon/Fiberglass Blend
Shaft Diameter
1.2 in / 3.05 cm
Blade Shape
Low Angle
Weight
31.5 oz / 893.01 g
Made in
USA
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After starting to do longer and longer miles in my kayak, I decided to try a lighter paddle and see if my shoulders would ache less after a long day. This Werner Skagit CF comes in right about a pound lighter than my Carlisle Mystic Magic paddle. I've only done 14 miles with it, but I can safely say it is a great paddle! The weight is barely noticeable in my hands and the blade shape makes for a very quiet entry and exit from the water. The feathering adjustment, with its 15 degree increments, will probably have me trying that too. I don't think it puts quite as much power as my Carlisle, but I don't sprint all that often anyway.
Looks good! I haven't been able to use it yet. The weather is not
cooperating. I may be able to give a better review later when the
weather warms up. A Nor'Easter is passing through right now and
dumping snow on us.
I replaced a wooden paddle with this carbon fiberglass paddle.
Was pleasantly surprised at how little flutter there is in choppy
water. Vertically challenged as I am, I opted for the 220 cm to
paddle a Necky Rip 12 with a 28" wide cockpit. Perfect fit.
Lightweight paddle equals less fatigue on longer trips. Average
kayaking trip for me is 3 hours. Still using it "straight", but will
soon try the "angles".
What a great paddle. This is a
light weight paddle that is easy
to use for hours at a time. The
blade is rigid with hardly any
flex making for good
performance. This is not an
area to skimp on. Buy a good
paddle and you won't be
disapointed.
What a difference a new
paddle can make! I've been
using my Hobie paddle, which
was purchased with my Hobie
kayak about 4 years ago.
Liked it, but it was worn out.
So I talked with the folks at
ACK (who were very helpful)
and purchased the Werner
Skagit CF paddle. Love it.
Slices through the water and
very light weight.
These are the lightest
strongest paddles ever.
Important for preservation of
my shoulders. Love that you
can rotate each end
individually. I seem to paddle
stronger on one side than the
other and I can compensate for
it by rotating the angle of
one side just slightly. I have
had rotator cuff surgery on
one shoulder but with these
paddles I can paddle for hours
with no pain later. simply the
best.
I am just as satisfied with
the Skagit CF as I am the
Camano fiberglass and they are
much less expensive. I dont
know how any paddle could be
superior to an American made
Werner.
This paddle is great. My
first paddle is also a Werner-
- this one gives an extra 10cm
of length.
What is also nice, since I am
a lefty, you can feather the
paddle either left or right
most paddles used to be made
mostly for right-handers. I
also like that it comes apart
for transport or storage.
Very lite weight per cost. The
adjustable ferrule is solid
and makes it feel almost one
piece. Very little blade
flutter,unless you really push
it. Havent played with the
different settings yet,just
kept it 0.
Q:
Functionally, is there a big difference between the carbon fiber and the fiberglass versions? Also, I have checked a couple of fitting guides and have come up with two different answers as to the length paddle I need, 220cm and 230cm. How much difference would there be between the two lengths in terms of long trip (multiple days) paddling?
A:
The difference is stiffness and that translates into energy wasted. Carbon is lighter and stiffer therefore more of your energy is transformed into forward momentum. Dont know what boat you are paddling but a 230 is the most common option.
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