Choosing a kayaking paddle

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Scott Draper - 7 years ago

I like this presenter; he thinks, then speaks. I didn't catch a single "um".

Christopher Smith - 7 years ago

Thanks Giles, the best guide on the net! Learnt loads!

jbug watson - 7 years ago

nice shaft lol

pathetic - 7 years ago

don't forget the stroke rate. v important

theredbaron20 - 7 years ago

Great video helped a lot

Tayos Cowley - 7 years ago

very interesting. i never knew the purpose of the feather until now, many thanks.

Alex Zones - 7 years ago

Great Video!

Lon Kincannon - 8 years ago

Thank you very much!

MR JDKNS - 8 years ago

that answered all my questions about choosing a kayak paddle in one take! great video!

Jilali Belgadda - 8 years ago

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Alex Garrett! - 8 years ago

Great video!

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Crickett Hoffman - 8 years ago

Next season's purchase: A carbon fiber paddle. Long sea trips get tiring when pushing water and hefting a paddle. I tried a paddle that a friend had. It was longer, had a bent shaft, adjustable feather and was carbon fiber. My heavy, wide kayak is a real barge to begin with, but that paddle made the 10 mile journey so much easier.

SteepVisions - 8 years ago

Forgot to mention that straight shafts are stronger, and that there is no reason why a whitewater paddler would ever want feather.

Joseph Gelb - 9 years ago

this ninja doesnt wait till summer

Corey Johnson - 9 years ago

I learned about feathering, thank you!

Jonathan Taff - 9 years ago

Nicely done, thank you for your time and effort.

DOCWHOK9 - 10 years ago

Very helpful Thanks !

Glenmore Lodge - 10 years ago

We are pleased it helps, we offer courses from complete beginner to advanced so felt it was important our clips covered the same range of viewers too.