Greetings fellow Seabreezers...after your thoughts on the "best bang for your bucks" SUP paddles for still water & surf riding...?

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oldgina said...
Greetings fellow Seabreezers...after your thoughts on the "best bang for your bucks" SUP paddles for still water & surf riding...?

You want BANG for your buck......here ya go.
Bargain!

thanks for posting Deano , I will check them out..

With old Ke Nalu stock be careful to check for the following fault,

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/Killing-Me-Softly/

Quick blade kanaha, we are having a sale and getting rid of a few if keen???

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WOK said...
Quick blade kanaha, we are having a sale and getting rid of a few if keen???

How many $??

I feel that the paddle is the place that you shouldn't try to go cheap!

I also recommend going with a company that specializes in just making paddles. i.e. Kailua, QuickBlade, Werner or KeNalu

It is very difficult to have a paddle that will be optimal for both cruising and surfing in terms of length. I am not saying it won't work I am just saying optimal. I use my surf paddle for every condition except downwinding. I don't mind having a shorter paddle in flat water. If I was to race I would want a paddle longer than my surf paddle.

I think one of the most important things is blade size. I like a smaller blade in the surf.

Decide which aspect you are going to do more of and lean in that direction.