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looking for a paddle with a bit more grunt

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Created by WINDY MILLER > 9 months ago, 13 Sep 2011
WINDY MILLER
WA, 3183 posts
13 Sep 2011 12:57PM
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currently using the kioala shaka'pu

any suggestions for the mix,,, only going to use it for surf.

DavidJohn
VIC, 17569 posts
13 Sep 2011 3:01PM
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Try a Nalu.

DJ

surf4fun
WA, 1313 posts
13 Sep 2011 2:51PM
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I have a Starboard carbon enduro for sale if your interested, it's pretty long at the moment but can always cut it down.

Let me know if you want to give it a go.

Bam Bam
NSW, 45 posts
14 Sep 2011 10:52PM
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I rate the Coreban Hardcore, I am a fan of a bigger blade and am absolutely wrapped with the Carbon Kevlar Hardcore.

hilly
WA, 7979 posts
15 Sep 2011 7:20AM
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WINDY MILLER said...

currently using the kioala shaka'pu

any suggestions for the mix,,, only going to use it for surf.


Try my quickblade next time you see me they are outstanding.

DavidJohn
VIC, 17569 posts
15 Sep 2011 11:01AM
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You said you want grunt..

DJ

Towny
NSW, 903 posts
15 Sep 2011 1:36PM
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Quickblade 100 paddles well.

WINDY MILLER
WA, 3183 posts
18 Sep 2011 10:12AM
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hilly said...

WINDY MILLER said...

currently using the kioala shaka'pu

any suggestions for the mix,,, only going to use it for surf.


Try my quickblade next time you see me they are outstanding.



cheers mate, will do.


GizzieNZ
4103 posts
18 Sep 2011 11:15AM
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the quickblade peahi paddle would be worth a look. Towball & I both in love with the Jimmy Lewis peahi paddle which is modelled on the quickblade profile. Is a longer blade with lots of volume. I've given up on using the JL peahi version in the surf coz I keep snapping the blade at the narrowest point. Towball must be gentler coz he's had no casualties.
The original quickblade carbon peahi paddle could be a winner if you wanting to engineer powerful strokes



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