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naish race LE and wave LE paddle

Created by tommie tommie  > 9 months ago, 10 Jan 2014
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tommie
tommie

7 posts

10 Jan 2014 7:58pm
hi,

last year I had the naish kaholo paddle and height was "79" as indicated on the paddle....
this year I have the wave and the race paddle but the height indicated on both paddles are not the same....(if you put them together the '79'-height on the wave = '82' on the race)

what height do I take especially for the race paddle? just look for 'shaka' height or look on the paddle for the same as last year '79'?

big thanks!
PeterP
PeterP

873 posts

11 Jan 2014 1:23am
I use the Race LE paddle and I cut it so when handle is in my palm my arm is fully extended. Some of the top guys cut them shorter but I find I have to crouch and bend back too much if I run it shorter...getting old...

I also use the Race LE as my wave paddle and there I just go 15cm over my head - insane having such a light paddle with so much grip when you want to catch a wave. Again, the younger guys go much shorter so they can manouver paddle between turns, but I hate paddling with such a short paddle.
tommie
tommie

7 posts

21 Jan 2014 2:46am
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PeterP said..

I use the Race LE paddle and I cut it so when handle is in my palm my arm is fully extended. Some of the top guys cut them shorter but I find I have to crouch and bend back too much if I run it shorter...getting old...

I also use the Race LE as my wave paddle and there I just go 15cm over my head - insane having such a light paddle with so much grip when you want to catch a wave. Again, the younger guys go much shorter so they can manouver paddle between turns, but I hate paddling with such a short paddle.


hey peter, last year I did the same for my paddle but now I have taken 5 cm shorter....and my wave paddle 10cm...."shaka-heigt" as they say....we will see if this was a good decision :)

grtz
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